Pink Floyd's Time had me practically tripping out

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  @esarlls3 · 2 years ago (edited)

  On the album, this is followed by Great Gig in the Sky, where vocalist Clare Torrey gives a master class in emoting without lyrics. Listen to the album version first.

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  @Oldjohn52 · 2 years ago

  My first time was at my apartment on a bright morning.  My roomates and I were listening to something and the doorbell rang.  My friend burst in with this album in his hand.  "Whatever you are listening to, take it off!  You have to hear this!"  It was 1973 we put it on and listened, enraptured by what we were hearing.  We played it through, looked at each other and PLAYED IT AGAIN!  We drove a hundred miles the next day to buy tickets to see the show!  We sat in the front row of the balcony and this was the first time there were speakers throughout the venue.  We had three D sound and a laser light show.  IT was transportational!  We drove home in silence,  unbelieving what had happened.  I was never the same after that.

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  @neillenet291 · 2 years ago

  It doesn't just end with no resolution. It flows into the NEXT song.

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  @etvid331 · 7 months ago

  You really have to hear the whole album.

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  @steveatkins3711 · 6 months ago

  How can a 21 year old write lyrics like this......genius...pure genius...

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  @controlfreak3587 · 2 years ago

  This song hits so much harder the older I get

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  @Oddball905 · 2 years ago

  Sit in a dark room with your headphones on and listen to the complete album

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  @TerriKnight-x3s · 2 years ago

  Listen to the whole album!

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  @sarahsmile83 · 7 months ago (edited)

  Dark Side of the Moon is a must listen with no breaks between songs. Headphones, dark room with mood lighting laying back in a moon chair

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  @MelanieEdwards-vu3bl · 1 year ago

  Reminds me of high school sitting with a bunch of friends in a car in the woods getting very high listening to Pink Floyd

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  @PhilPastor · 2 years ago

  David Gilmour doesn't plug into an amplifier... he plugs his guitar right into your soul.

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  @had64198 · 2 years ago

  I'm so lucky to have grown up in the 70s with such great music. I could listen to whole albums like this one. Every song was great.

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