if you think that Dark Side of the Moon is just a soundtrack to trip to, I think you've missed the point...

I expected a simple little video of a guy talking about how much he loves the album... i got so much more.

Never took drugs and loved this album from the first time I heard it. You definitely do not need to be high to enjoy it. I guess some people just dont "get it."

Overrated? Nah. Overplayed? I guess. It's that good it makes you listen over and over again until it gets old, but by then you've discovered Wish You Were Here, Meddle, Piper, Animals, etc. that it's no big deal. I discovered DSOTM like many fans do, around their early high school years. Of course I've heard of it and recognized the iconic album artwork, but there was nothing like listening to Pink Floyd for the first time. They're now my favorite band by a mile, and I only wish I could have seen them in concert.

Drugs or not this is one of the truest masterpieces of human culture

I’d like to mention on the Kodak commercial they’re playing an instrumental version of Can’t Buy Me Love

another thing, you can't feel everything in pink floyd musics with just one time listening. listen to it more often... let it grow on you. thank you for your video.

Smoke some weed and then listened to it. That's honestly what turned me on to Pink Floyd. It made me realize that drugs don't make Pink Floyd better, Pink Floyd makes drugs better. :)

I've never seen a channel so unjustly under-viewed and undersubbed. Everything is just top-tier - production, hosting, information. It's probably the single strongest channel I've ever come across - theme wise. Subscribed immediately after watching your King Crimson review, and the drinks-recipe video as well - which is just a stroke of genius on it's own to make drinks to go with them. Don't ever stop.

Its ok. Pink Floyd is an acquired taste. It is not for everyone. its like Scotch. you don't just like it.. you develop a pallet for it, and it only gets better. I don't need drugs to enjoy pink floyd. I appreciate the writing and the music. They were in a league of their own. And they are still soaring in space. Come along for the ride.

I listened to this album during the 2017 solar eclipse and it was otherworldly... once in a lifetime experience...

There’s a theme about this channel that’s so great to watch, you nail the late 50’s/60’s aesthetic as well, keep making awesome content!

Not to be "that guy" but pink Floyd themselves werent really big on psychodelics. Syd yeah, but the rest were "pint men", just liked their beer.

Didn't like the idea of talking about LSD when reviewing this video. Pink Floyd music has nothing to do with drugs in order to enjoy it.

Wasn't expecting an LSD trip in a vinyl review lol

You don't need drugs to appreciate Dark Side of the Moon, but man does it make for it's own unique experience. Something that never leaves you with future listens. Kind of incredible

Except they didn't do LSD to write their music (only Syd Barrett)

By far the most trippiest Pink Floyd album is The Piper at the Gates of Dawn!

Is it just me, or is that Kodak ad in the middle using an arrangement of "Can't Buy Me Love?"

Every single song has a "theme", mostly the things every single individual has experienced or has concerns about. The album starts with a genuine heartbeat, as if you were inside the album waiting for the music to start, as Speak to Me gradually transitions into Breathe, a gentle, relaxing song on not rushing into anything enjoying and feeling the life we have around us, the air, the nature, etc. That it's your choice the way you live your life because in the present you think you have time to live "long you live and high you fly", but as time passes you"ll realize no matter what you're just another human being and life isn't really as magical as we think it actually is "All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be". After the realization of this you get "scared" or try to escape the reality, and the second song On the Run is literally the action of escaping, the whole struggle of trying escape, and if you closely listen until the end of the song with headphones you can hear the running steps go back and forth, because you'll notice that there is no escape, there is no place you can go to to escape life and reality. And then the ringing clock, ringing as if your time was up, the third song Time, the lyrics poetically expressing what we are always told by older people, but we will only feel it with experience. Time is short, there are going to be days were you don't care about time, there's nothing to do, there is "time to kill today", but you shouldn't take that for granted because after a while even the if "the sun is the same in a relative way" you'll will eventually get older and be "one day closer to death". And as time keeps ticking and you're closer to death, the 5th song comes up, The Great Gig in the Sky. A beautiful depiction using no lyrics at all other than the questions Richard Wright (r.i.p) says to himself at the beginning, with powerful vocals expressing death. The first part of the vocals express the fear, the pain we might have in dying, but as we realize we shouldn't be afraid of dying the vocals become more tender, softer as if we were embracing death. I won't explain more but for those people who think The Dark Side of the Moon is overrated or don't understand why it's so popular, read carefully this paragraph that I just wrote and just think about how just with 5 songs I was able to communicate such deep, powerful, real thoughts. And I haven't even talked about the sound, not only the lyrics but the sound as well, the emotional, amazing guitar played by Gilmour in most songs including those badass solos in Money, Time and Any Colour you Like. The fact that every single time Mason hits the drums it's perfect, there's not a hit too little or too many, the drums are perfect, especially the way he magically plays the drums to transition the songs (especially the transition from Us and the Them to Any Colour you like). The keyboard/piano throughout the entire album by Rick Wright, the piano in The Great Gig in the Sky... beautiful. Waters, the lyrics in every single song is perfect, a true poet, and plays the bass also perfectly in every song. This is why it's one of the best albums of all time (in any genre, not only rock)

That was a fucking great video guys. You guys should have way more followers. It ridiculous how well done that video was. This shit needs to be bigger!! The amount of time and effort that went into making this is something you don't get everyday. Keep it up guys.

I own my dad's copy of this album which he bought when it first came out. It's one of my prized possessions.

The more I watch these videos the more I fall in love with this channel!

When I was young I disliked Pink Floyd, whenever it came on the radio I'd detest it. Now, what can I say, I love it. Musically it just clicks with me. I don't really know how the transition happened, but it did. I really like it personally, but I completely understand why people who don't like it feel that way, since I was one of them for many years.

Absolutely amazing on acid, absolutely amazing off it. Just absolutely incredible music no matter what your mental state is when listening.

I love your videos! Your production value 👌🏽😊

The moment you think that your fellow Pink Floyd fans would understand a parody. And then you take a look at the dislikes. Yes, people. Not all Pink Floyd fans are intelligent. lol

I love this guy! Found his Siamese Dream video and I've been more or less hooked since then. He's just got so much of what a lot channels are lacking in present day KZfaq, but what a lot had in the past. Keep it up!

"This is so awesome!" -Pink Floyd fan

You need more subs so much quality in these

One of my favorite creative videos on Dark Side Of The Moon! Absolutely love this!

Men how this only have 10k views? this is brilliant! great album great video keep on the good work

That was the most batshit review of an album I've ever experienced. Kudos!

Overrated? This album deserves everything it has, is the best album in history

I've been watching your videos lately, but these one is GOLD! You've got another sub!! Keep up the AMAZING work!

Amazing, yes i remember these flash cubes. Great video, great production all together, didn't expected all this :-)

This is awesome. My favorite album

All the comments ‘you dont need drugs to enjoy it’ ‘you dont need drugs for altered states of consciousness’ smfh RELAX guys, its merely a way to have fun w the usual format of these album reviews that touches on the culture that not only helped influence the band to make such records but made the experience of listening to these albums a more transcendent one. Im sure vinyl geek, me & your aunt Margaret are all aware of the fact that this album can be enjoyed w out substances. I enjoyed how this video was so different from all the others!! I had a good laugh:)

Released 1/3/1973?? In Jan 1970 I went back to Uni in Brighton ( England ) early for the second term and Floyd were playing The Dome concert venue (check it out) , as there weren't many students around I managed to get a couple of tickets. That evening I was expecting past work but they were trying out some new tracks for a future album, it was 'Dark Side of the Moon'. So the album was in gestation for some time. A masterpiece.

This must be the best review i've ever seen of any album! Thanks!

These videos are underrated

am I the only one who thinks you wudv make a great doctor who

After being mad today, Vinyl Rewind is a good way to... relax.

Every time I watch this It makes me smile! I love the oldschool thing you got going on, you nail it sooooo well! From the suit and hairstyle, to the background music and intro music, the visuals Iove it!

I've been following this channel for about a month now and just realised that his character is called geek.

In my opinion you don't need to be high to enjoy this album, but still it made for a cool and funny video.

Dude how do you not have more subs? This is great stuff! Keep it up!

This is the coolest channel ever. I love how you use 50s/60s styles. Those suits are so vintage. Vinyl is amazing and the best format and your stories are interesting.

Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral please!!

Nice review man. You should review more Pink Floyd albums, like Animals or The Wall

The quality and content of your videos are absolutely out of this galaxy mate! I’ve been lurking in and throughout your channel for the past 8 hours😆😅

Always enjoy your vids!

Happy 45th anniversary to this psychedelic masterpiece

Dude, have you listened to the music made by other bands in '73? None of them even get close to the sound that they had. Hell, they sound perfect!

This guys my new fav KZfaqr. keep the videos coming!!

My favorite video on KZfaq hands down brilliant video!

What is this crap? You don't get it unless on lsd? It's the most simple concept album ever. It's about life. Simple and beautiful. I hate when people say you need to be on drugs to listen to Pink Floyd. They made a few experimental songs, but most of them are pretty straightforward.

Just cos its one of the biggest albums ever doesn’t mean its for everyone, I love it, you don’t and thats perfectly fine.

oh man this review's so nicely put together it's like a short film in itself. totally captured my perception of the tracks perfectly.

What an amazing video. This is really Dope. Good Job

Any chances of doing any Rush?

It's as great as it's cracked up to be...by far.

Very nice video! Having listened to "Dark Side...." in the right "spirit" many times, you pretty much nailed it. Thanks for the memories (flashbacks?)!

I really appreciate what you're doing here. As a KZfaqr myself, I understand how hard it is to create a video of this quality. And trust me, this video right here is 3x better than anything I've ever done!

don't always need LSD to enjoy their albums.

It's a "big" album because it's​ the best one of all time.

Your house is pure beauty the intro the video style everything is flawless :)

The most hilarious and congenial review of this album I can imagine. I wish you 1 million subscribers

I honestly believe Islamic State could be beaten by dropping LSD cloud bombs and playing them some great tippy music. They just need to open their minds. Blimey, Islam does not even allow music.

Animals is better.

great vid , first time seeing your stuff think i will check out the rest

dam this video skit was way ahead of its time for a 9 year old video its perfectly edited and acted. 10/10

How does this not have 600k views? Very well done

Dude this is awesome. Keep up this level of care and you'll blow up. I'm sure of it.

Loved this review! Thanks for turning into a performance

Thank you for the great suggestions! I'll have to put some of them in for next season

Thanx man! You have an amazing collection

I put the blip version link in the description, you can watch it with sound there

"I love the bip boop bip book sounds, I can taste them" absolute cracked me up

I really love how the the Roto Toms are used to emulate a ticking clock on Time

I really enjoy your videos, and I’ve been binging them lately, and you do a good job of recreating an acid trip. If you would have just done a thorough review of the background history and the making of dark side of the moon like you did with the wall and animals- I think you would have a top tier video about dsotm. I highly recommend you visit the album and just give us the facts about the background and everything, that would be great, thanks!

EPIC! Thanks for this great video!

How cool the way you turn to face the camera whilst being occupied. Reminds me of Hugh Hefner in the show Playboy After Dark.

One of the albums I can get down to, from start to end, both altered and normal. Fantastic work.

The first time I listened to this album was late at night when the moon was full and I put on a pair of high quality headphones. My experience was absolutely crazy I felt every beat and each song seemed as if I was being played the album right in front of me. And when "On The Run" was on I felt like someone was running through my head. This albums ties first with "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" with "The Wall" as my 2nd place. BTW great review.

which one is your favorite?

I laughed too much! A part of my brain will never be the same. Cheers from Belgium.

What a great way to start a season... Damn, it all sound so familiar yet so different

I started watching and thought when is this guy going to focus on the music. I'm glad I kept watching. It is so different from any other reactions channels. I will be subscribing. Oh, and good job professor Watson.

Amazing video. Keep making videos!

Bro, this video deserves an award!

I was lost as to where this video was going until the LSD part. Laughed out loud, which videos dont make me do. Props to you that was hilarious lol.

That trip really shows my first experience of that song 😂

I am so confused, yet amazed

Where can I buy this fancy flash cube?

Thanks for the flash back trails :)

Fantastic Video!

My favorite version of this album is Alan Parson's Quadraphonic mix (2 speakers in front and 2 behind you). The stereo version is great, but the Quad mix takes things up a notch. DSotM is one of those meant for Quad albums. Seek it out!

The bass riff on Money is class 👍

GREAT video !