It's like those KZfaq videos of deaf kids hearing for the first time, except it's her third eye that seeing for the first time....

How old is the earth? Like 6 billon years, give or take? And things worked out that we were able to exist in the time of Pink Floyd and David Gilmour. Thank you, universe!

How can music be this beautiful? Every time I listen to this song, I cry... wow...

Aside from Sistah's obviously awesome emotional reaction to the song, I love that you went through the lyrics the way you did and really got the context of it and what he was saying. You're right, it is incredibly poetic, but also incredibly dark and poignant. First time i heard this song was when I was about 10 years old and didn't understand a lick of it until I was much older. Shame, because it would have served as a stark warning. I can say with absolute surety at 53 years old today, that it's exactly what happens. When you're young time seems like a slow moving, never ending commodity. The older you get the faster it seems to move until one day, you're 53 watching a reaction video of a song you probably should have paid more attention to when you were 10. :)

The Dark Side of the Moon is arguably one of the best albums ever to be recorded, but I also think it is the best produced album ever and we can thank Alan Parsons for that.

In my years of listening Pink Floyd, I never seen someone so emotional of their music......awesome! It is like touching Sistah's heart!

Please continue with the Pink Floyd reactions.

Clare Torry's vocal have never been equalled. This album STILL sells today in very respecable numbers. Arguably, the best album ever recorded.

The way she feels the music is beautiful

Wolf, you hit the lottery with Sistah.

My God she's a treasure! Indeed !

There are times I can't listen to Time. Mid-40's and when I'm getting the "time is moving way too fast" blues, I cry when I hear it. I love this song - but can't always take it!

48 years later, and "The Great Gig in the Sky" still takes my breath away...

What a great honest reaction, i think i fell in love watching her

Shine On You Crazy Diamond will have you balling in the first minute. Wish You Were Here too.

This right here is why I love music in general, a deep emotional reaction to music is one of the most beautiful joys of life

She feels exactly like we all do. Love you Sistah.

Can't wait till he hits you with Comfortably Numb... He's not wrong that it's one of the best songs EVER

I love this version because she literally sounds like she's in pain at one point. Like how can you do that and still sound so beautiful and powerful? As well as the ending, I found that the be the most impactful part for me, she just sounds so fragile and sad but at the same time accepting. It takes a true talent to be able to convey those emotions without using words :)

Without a doubt the most beautiful moments on any album. Time into Breathe Reprise and then into The Great Gig in the Sky. After decades I cannot listen to one without the others. How lucky am I to have discovered this band when I was like 13 years old?

Syd's passing is the reason I even started listening to PF in the first place. I remember when they announced it on the news that he had died and I remember asking my mom about him and the band he was in called Pink Floyd, she said it was my dads favorite band. At the time I had a really bad relationship with my dad so I started listening to Pink Floyd and it's been a one way street from there. Today we have a great relationship and I owe it to the Floyd for bringing us closer together. Here's to you Syd, working wonders on people even from beyond the grave.

The way this man looks at his woman shows how much he loves her. You guys are awesome and this is one of the greatest tunes ever!

'The Great Gig In The Sky'. Clare Torry: Two and a half takes; no overdubs; no autotune. Perfection.

Sheer...freaking....poetry. This song will never get old...ever.

Your reaction is the coolest! What a beautiful soul you have sistah!

My wife of 40 years still cries at every Pink Floyd concert we hit, they transcend time and genres. It's an emotional experience, glad your beautiful wife felt the call i her soul.

Hi from iran. Very good reaction to this absolute masterpiece. When guilmore play guitar i use to imagine a very big giant with lasers in his eyes that plays a huge guitar.... david guilmores guitar sound is like very powerful red laser through misty sky. Band of gods.

I wanted to be cynical about her always crying but she is really just that sweet and pure. I’ve seen some fake reaction videos but this wasn’t one of them.

there you have it... another one hooked to the floyd. she NEEDS to listen to the album from start to finish.

Great reactions! Did anyone mention that Clare Torry recorded The Great Gig in the Sky in two takes, and it was all improvised? Makes it even more impressive

"And then one day you find, 10 years have got behind you. No one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun". ...... wow

Well, Roger Waters is 75 now and just as energetic on stage as ever. He has been one day closer to death more than 15.000 times since he wrote those lines.

Honestly my biggest fear is the concept of time, mainly thanks to this masterful creation from Pink Floyd. Time doesn't stop, but we do and we procrastinate and like the lyrics paraphrase, before you know 10 years are gone and you've done nothing. I don't like to think of time too often, because it gets too depressing and too overwhelming. I think Time is the best Pink Floyd song, it's the most impactful to me at least.

Can't wait for "Echoes" and Shine On You Crazy Diamond". Maybe some day?

It is so magical when somebody becomes so emotional to pure artistry

What an amazing and genuine reaction, Sistah. I never get tired of listening to those 2 songs, and their meaning hits harder every time.

I've listened to Pink Floyd all my life, because my parents did. I have 4 Pink Floyd vinyl albums, including Dark Side. But omg...you had me wiping tears and blowing my nose by the end of Time. I never felt the song like this reaction because I always heard it. I swear Time never made me emotional until tonight. This was beyond moving.

Here is an old man's perspective. Hehe. First of all, music is like food. We like what we like & there is no right or wrong. Second, most people are "imprinted" by the original of any popular music... and our brains "want" the first version which is fixed in our brain. (That's also why most want bands to perform their songs EXACTLY as they were originally done.) All that aside, I enjoy seeing your joy in "discovering" Pink Floyd. Keep the tears coming. :-)

This entire album is a long poem about life, death and transformation. It's meant to be listened to in it's entire form, one song directly blending into the next.

There is a good reason this is one of the best albums of all time. It has had a profound impact on millions of people the last 40+ years.

That's genuine and authentic reactions when listening to Pink Floyd. As a Pink Floyd's fan, I always get shivers down my spine when listening to them songs.

Your reactions are also the great reviews, its helps me hear songs with fresh ears - also the feeling of a shared experience is nice.

Just watched your (beautifully) emotional reaction to Comfortably Numb, then I saw you had also done these two tracks too and I thought, oh, boy, she's going to feel an earthquake in her soul when she hears these two! The amazing lyrics of Time were written when these guys were in their early 20's and TGGITS vocals were done by Clare Torrey on the 2nd take. The band told her to just sing whatever came to her as she listened to the music and she sort of sang the 1st time and then let her heart and soul paint the 2nd take. x

Loved your reaction, and that’s why Pink Floyd made some of the greatest music of all time

It is great to watch and hear young generation reacting to one of the greatest rock and roll bands ever ever existed. To me, PF is always on one side and all the other greatest bands are on the other side, they are just very special in their creative music. I had privilege to see them in their 80’s tour in-door and out-door concerts in LA (The delicate sound of thunder), it was a dream come true. I wish they have continued together, we’ve could have more of that great magical innovative music. Nothing match up to their great era production with the winning formula of Water, Gilmour, Mason & Wright contribution.

There is no doubt that HalfLife Sistah needs to hear shine on you crazy diamond.

I envy her so much! I wish I could listen to these songs for the first time again! And could've externalized my emotion like that.

I cried watching you.

Pink Floyd wrote my favorite lyric ever in Wish You Were Here. “We’re just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl year after year”. That lyric, for whatever reason has always stuck with me, make me tear up every time I hear it.

PF is emotion and emotional reactions are unique for all persons. Never apologize for YOUR emotions just because someone else has something different.

You two have to be the most empathic benevolent beings i have ever seen. Your reactions are almost as epic as GGITS and CLAIRE-TORRE. She is my FAVORITE vocal OF-ALL-TIME. Muchluv Chuck

When music speaks to the soul ❤️🎼 love love love your reaction!

Clare was all of 21 or 22 when she did this track, also she did it cold in 3 takes never having heard it before.

I just watched your video and really enjoyed your reactions and commentary regarding Time and Great Gig in the Sky! I first got into this album and Pink Floyd in general as a freshman in high school in 1975. I totally appreciate your preference for the live track you referenced. But as a small point of clarity, the Clare Torry track is the original and everything else is a "version". When the track was recorded, she was a 25 year old session vocalist. She listened to the track minus vocals and was asked to improvise. Off of the top of her head, she performed 3 takes (individual performances) for this album and the final track was assembled from those 3 performances. The result of which is being discovered and discussed here on KZfaq 45 years later. I love it.

Just seen this video, what a beautiful reaction to one of the greatest bands of all time. They reach in and grab your soul.

isnt it amazing how great musicians can toy with your emotions like this?

Do Wish you were here for her. This is awesome.

I am 60 n years old and Pink Floyd still is and has always been my favorite, ( I am listening to country these days). With that said, it is difficult to change an original reaction when you hear it again, it just aint the same! My favorite is and always will be the original studio version, because that's what grabbed me by the heart and will never let go. I completely understand where you are coming from in your reaction, I love your honesty and your candor. What I especially love is that (Floyd) is bridging generations. How many bands can say they made feelings happen over a period of 40 years? My first introduction to PF was "Money" on a carnival ride ( The Music Express), and I have loved the sound since., PF tries to invoke emotion, your emotion is never wrong because it's yours. Thanks for listening from an old guy!

Stumbled on this channel by accident. One of the best reactions ever. Subscribed.

Dang Wolf, you won the lotto in life dude.

'Us And Them' is my favorite song from this album

The live version impacted you more because it was the first time you heard it. This time you kinda knew what to expect. You guys are awesome!

Now you know how I felt the first time I snuck into my sister's room as an 8 year old kid and put the headphones on and listen to this song and album for the first time. Remarkable reaction really gets to your soul deep down inside your soul and makes you think about life in general. This is why Pink Floyd is the greatest band of all times hands down

A beautiful and honest reaction, please keep listening to Pink Floyd

Hi from China! Great, authentic reaction. Most people understandably love the original because the singer's performance was so impactful and incredible. Plus I think it might have been improvised. Your reaction was really good in this video. It made me think and was persuasive. Please, please do "Sister Awake" by The Tea Party, and "No Aphrodisiac" by The Whitlams (studio for both). Keep going.

The gunners dream by pink Floyd.. you guys don't stand a chance. Incredibly emotional song!

If I remember rightly, Clare arrived at the studio and asked what they wanted her to do. They told her they wanted her to adlib, let her listen to what they had so far and she went straight in and did her interpretation and it was spot on. Difficult job. The ladies that followed had her example to lead them, again a difficult job because they will always be judged against the original.

The good news is that after you have herd this music for the 102145th time, it will still affect you the same way. I'm 68 years old and have been listening to this since 1974, and i am right now sitting here crying right along with you. This music is simply beautiful. I don't mean this in a juvenile or creepy way, but it is best described as an eargasm. I'm no expert, but when Clare Torry is singing I can clearly hear the 5 stages of grief, denial, anger, bargaining, depression and finally acceptance. did you pick-up on her saying "If you can hear this whispering you're dying".

The best guitar solo, from the best album of the best rock band ever. Just a masterpiece.

wolfkain is a lucky man. love your channel guys.

It is wonderful to see and hear the expressions of a true empath. Your joy overflows, and I love it! BRAVO to this channel!

Sistah, I love the way the music touches you. Rock on! I like Wolf's reaction to her too, as he is kind of one of us watching her reaction with that "I toldja it was good dawg!" expression on his face. I watch a lot of reaction vids and y'all are my new faves.

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I think the live version did it for you only for the fact that is was your first experience with the song, if you heard the the studio version first I believe it would have had the same impact, now you know how the rest of us feel when we hear the the live version because the majority of us heard the studio version 1st

PInk Floyd IS a spiritual experience.

Thank you for the timestamps! Not enough people do that

I love your channel! You guys are amazing!

I've listened to this song literally hundreds of times, and watching your beautiful and real reaction made my eyes well up. A+

Awesome couple. By the way, the live version of Great Gig.... is fantastic and glad you chose it.

I love these two. He knows it's coming and sits calmly~ And wham she loves it! I love her reactions. TY so much for turning on another person to fantastic music. BTW what a great couple love you 2~ WOW you hit her with Great Gig.....Man you are taking her on an emotional journey today.

Good reaction to these two great songs by the Floyd, guys. Someone on this thread mentioned a GREAT Pink Floyd LIVE performance from 1971, "Echoes, pt. I", Live in Pompeii...bonus for the ladies - Dave Gilmour and Rick Wright are sporting 20-something shirtless bods as rock stars were wont to perform, back in the day.

Thank you for being willing to open yourselves up to this music. Time is a song that I first heard as a teenager in the 70's, and I've come back to it over and over through the years. Each time it hits me harder, becomes more real and more pointed, feeling it harder. I'm 57 now, and it's hard to hear it without crying now. It encapsulates the feeling of life slipping away like no other. (I've thought about having the lines "the time is gone, the song is over, thought I'd something more to say" put on my gravestone.) Do check in with it in the future, you'll find it speaks to you in different ways as life goes on. As to this version of "Great Gig", the story is that Clare got pulled out of bed by a phone call in the middle of the night asking her to come record some vocals for Pink Floyd. She arrived (in curlers!) at the studio, they played some of what they had for her, and asked her to improvise around it. She did one take where she included words like "oh, baby" and such. Then they asked her to do another take without words, and she did what you just heard. Later, she said that she thought she'd messed up and they wouldn't use it, because all they said was "thanks very much for coming in". But what had really happened was they were so thunderstruck at what she'd given them that they didn't know what else to say, and they knew immediately that it would be the centerpiece of the album. It wasn't until the record came out and she got a copy that she realized they'd used her track. And thus a classic of progressive rock was created! To my ears, it's a song about the experience of death itself. The first third is the soul leaving the body, and all that tension in her voice is the pain of separation - thus that last near scream, and then the "oh" of release. The next third is softer, lighter, the soul floating above the body and seeing the world from this new perspective. (There's almost a sense of air moving, like the soul is discovering its new wings.) And then the last third is the soul looking up into the Great Light, being pulled away from the world into the ether, which is why the voice goes more and more distant and quiet, fading away into eternity. At least, that's my take. :) Blessings on you both, this was wonderful to experience with you! )O(

Hello, your video popped upon my feed just now.. AND I LOVE your reaction.. it was honest and pure and put me back to the first time I felt the band.

Such a visceral reaction. I loved it! I was sharing in your tears.

Nothing beats Claire Torey on Great Gig......it was her first take, and unrehearsed. The live versions are good, but don't have the same raw emotion ( to me) of the struggle of iminent death, and final acceptance of it.

Pink Floyd is on another planet when it comes to music and their live versions reach to, yet, another planet.

The great gig in the sky is about dealing with the death of a loved on (primarily a parent) and her singing brings you along for the ride on the stages of grief.

Much love HalfLifeSistah and to you too WolfKain. You two are great.

amazing reaction to Time, Sistah makes me cry too...

"I saw a man pursuing the horizon, round and round they sped. 'It is futile', I said. 'You can never...' 'You lie!' he cried, And ran on."

I remember seeing them in Atlanta in '86 or '87. When they played this song, Nick Mason was playing the tympani at the beginning, and every time he hit a different drumhead, his drumsticks would flash a different color. It was absolutely the most amazing show I've ever see, and I'll never forget it.

Great video y'all. Her reaction is how this makes me feel EVERY time I'm blessed with this song. Y'all should definitely do a reaction to the entire album. Its quite an experience.

Beautiful natural reaction to Pink Floyd!! Respect Wolfkain,And sistah,y'all so intelligent!

Think you should just sit down and do the whole album in one sitting. It will be worth it.

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you guys are great - love your reaction vids - when it's chill time - put on your PF album kick back, relax and get ready for an awesome journey...

That shit eating grin on Wolfkains' face when Time kicks in is pure awesome!!!

Great Gig is becoming the latest interwebs "Reaction Challenge".

This is what I love about people like you doing reactions. You show absolute true, raw feelings and not ashamed to show them. Quick pointless thing to share with you, wheather you believe me or not is irrelevant, but my dad actually help set up the lasers for Pink Floyd back in the early 80s while on tour. A really proud moment for him. He has a few photos of them all together including my dad which is a real treasure.

Ya know, I just think it's incredible that your wife reacts so viscerally to great music. She's a beautiful woman and it's amazing that her heart is so vulnerable. I'm sure that she's one of the kindest, most loving person on the planet, and you are one very lucky guy to have captured her heart. I absolutely love watching her hear great songs for the first time, and seeing the emotions take over. I'm captivated by you both, and I truly enjoy watching your videos. Signed Another gentle hearted rocker