Alan Parson is who engineered this album and also brought in Claire Torey.

Stop talking and listen to the music for god sake

pink floyd grabs your soul and takes you on a journey, best and only band to perform this method. Absolutely Timeless 💯

This album has been part of my life for over 45 years.

"The sun is the same in a relative way but you're older.
One day shorter of breath, and closer to death."

And they talked over it.

I looked for another reaction a that point.

Marco thank you for quieting the guys down to listen. I get you’re gonna have commentary and you should. When it comes to this album it’s all about atmosphere and getting “lost in the sauce”. Almost going into a trance like Juan mentioned with or without drugs the music is just that good. I’m going to agree with Marco that this is my pick for greatest album of all time. One thing though Juan saying they’ve listened to some shit bands and Pink Floyd is great is a bit off. Currently you’re listening to arguably Floyd’s magnum opus while the other bands you listened to a lot of their minor to lesser known songs. P.S. could do without the Hal 9000 voice.

No one on this video listened to the words and only part of the music?

although Pink Floyd aren't my favourite band (I do love them)... they made the single greatest album from start to finish in my opinion - Animals, untouchable genius
Respect & Peace

They in a one of a kind band,  I went to sleep every nite listening to this when I was stationed in Korea  in 74-75

Time is the best song made. Ever. You guys needed to listen to the words...they are timeless 😉 btw the song after time she did in one take...they asked her to sing about life and death vocally and she nailed it

Fun fact.. They originally recorded this in 5:1 but released it as stereo for radio play.
*That would be 5::1 in 1973....*

Unwatchable. Four people constantly talking over each other is not a reaction to the music, it's a rejection of it.

This album was recorded in full quadraphonic. Hard to set up nowadays but those sound effects often panned front to back as well as side to side.

Nobody pointed it out, but the part of Time starting around 18:00 is actually a continuation of Breathe, the second track

This album on a audiophile quality stereo is heaven!!

When's part # 2 coming? I think you should also go through the Pink Floyd record and the masterpiece Wish you were here. My personal favorite, especially the momentary song Shine on your crazy diamond. A mythological story, which should be told in connection with the song. Then this one has something to do with Pink Floyd's soul, and their former this band member Syd Barett, who was a shining star, who disappeared into a fog of psychedelic drugs and madness. The band met him in the studio, in connection with the recording, when Syd came unannounced, they had not seen him in 6 years.

The metronome in the back is actually Roger Waters (the bassist) just picking one of his strings again and again

Thanks for the new content. Floyd is amazing. Whats with the robot voice? TBH it was hard for me to understand what you said. But great video guys. Can't wait for the next half

Guys, there are 11 tracks on the album. "Time" ends when he says the song is over and has nothing else to say. And Clare Torry sings only on "Great Gig". The backing vocals are provided by four ladies who are great singers in their own right. Like The Floyd would have anyone less.

Nothing like having a friend that tells you what is about to happen in a movie.  As PF says, let it breathe.