Comfortably Numb (uncut version) - Pink Floyd - PULSE - 4K Remastered
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Putting any commercial during this is A Mortal Sin
Shure
@@paulogoncalves6760😅
True. You never interrupt a pink floyd song escp one with a guitar solo like this one.
Ad block, dude.
I didn't get any ads when I listened - it varies from person to person.
This is arguably the best guitar solo ever and youtube put an ad in the middle of it WTF
No Ad for moi... I do not pay for my YT...
@@BertSmithLondon adblocker for youtube is a must
Firefox has a great ad blocker I've yet to see an ad while watching Pink Floyd or any other song.
Ads are irrelevant and pointless and Firefox proves that with their ad locker 😁
Totally agree, that ad in the solo was bs
and arguably one of the best songs ever written.
David Gilmour's Comfortable Numb solo, especially as performed on the Pulse tour, is right up there with the Sistine Chapel, Michelangelo's David, the Mona Lisa, Starry Night, The Pietà, Venus de Milo, The Thinker, etc. A true work of art. Incredible.
Totalmente de acuerdo es Celestial
@@antoniosalgueiro9991 I totally agree, it's heavenly. Nice one there. Thanks. The perfect thought.
Indeed
Very true. A timeless classic...
@brunonumerouno - Do you know what this song is actually about?
Have you ever watched the MOVIE that this song belongs to?
It’s regarding drug use during The Holocaust.
Lots of guitarists can rip up and down the neck and have crowds of people screaming after them, but NOBODY can make a guitar sing like David Gilmour can. Nobody.
Prince was close. Listen to Prince play Gently Weeps - you can find it right here on UA-cam.
@@thegreypath1777 ...its was great and so was prince... but this was effortless and pulled every emotion out of you.
what a beautiful comment !!! true
In '1978 ' I was 8 I bought Dark Side Of The Moon Record at a yard sale that moment changed my life forever to this day David Gilmour is the best
I can, lol
5:00 Ladies and gentleman, here is the best solo guitar in human history... enjoy.
Not really and he'd never claim it to be. Really nice player though . Huge respect
@@doubts It's the one that moves me the most, emotionally. The finest piece of music, for me. I've never tired of it in the 45 years I've been listening to it. This song, along with "Wish you were here" brings tears of joy, of sadness, of melancholy,, of memories....... every single time I hear it.
Watch this 3 times. 1st eyes closed. 2nd watch the entire video. 3rd eyes closed again. Completely magical.
Eyes closed , incredible.
With the cans on… your eyes may be shut, but they certainly respond. ✌️
Only to listen it this song is eye closed.
THE ONE EYED MONSTER!
If time travel ever becomes possible, I'm going back to see this show.
It was a great show indeed. I was there, second row left side. 😁.
@@saltaire I trade 5 rows back for seats farther back as I know you don't want to sit up close. Saw this 5 times.
No one understands why I don't care for concerts anymore. I told them I saw Floyd during the Pulse tour at RFK stadium. Done.
Yup I feel the same I saw them in Syracuse, NY 1994..been to a few since most country, just to go with the wife. I agree this was greatest show of my lifetime. No other can compare. Mr. Gilmour is truly a genius, no one can make a guitar sound and feel like it's another voice, telling a story of its own. I was truly in awe, for this as it was part of the 30 minute encore.
I would wish for it too, I was born the year they performed Pulse. But I have fond memories, my parents are huge Pink Floyd fans and they bought the Pulse album as soon as it was available to buy in India, as a 6-7 year old I remember the CD cover, the purple cover with that iconic artwork. I'm so glad mum and dad introducing me to prog rock!
Kids of today will never understand just how great rock n roll is when hearing this because they wont hear solos like Mr. Gilmour's solo ever again!!!!!
+1❤❤❤❤❤❤
Agree! saw them 50 yrs ago and still mesmerized at 74. It will never be that good again!!!. Sorry generations that you missed it...the beginning but never the end....
I'm 72 years old ,I've seen guitarists , all the best, this man is the GOAT. None better and IMO ,never will be.
Truly, the greatest solo guitar of all times ! Thank you isn't enough, Mr. Gilmour.
Surprised, they had 10 minutes they could have put an ad in each one of David’s solos. UA-cam is beginning to suck with the ads and I will not pay for ad free. We built you up and this is how you repay us.
You know a guitar solo is good when people are still talking about it almost 30 years later and consider it the best guitar solo of all time, and the best performance of that solo of all time. Absolutely legendary - I remember having the double CD special edition that had the blinking pulse light on the case
I still have mine and it still blinks. I've been changing batteries every 6 months for 30 years now.
I remember too. The famous light.
The 2CD SET OF PULSE AND MOVE “ wall”
Are the best of best.
I still have it. And it still blinks
Yep, still have that double CD case and its still blinking.
I'm 73 now and this still sends shivers up my spine during the solo.... god bless you Mr Gilmour
In August 1971, when Pink Floyd were simply the best progressive/psychedelic rock band in the world (8 years before The Wall), they toured Australia. They played a single Friday night gig in Melbourne, then another single (open-air) gig in Sydney on the Sunday afternoon.
There was no light show, nothing visual at all. Just them.
I saw the Friday night show in Melbourne, then dropped everything and hitchhiked the 600 miles to Sydney next day to see them play again on the Sunday.
They were that good.
Man i can't tell how i'm jealosing you right now..
Hitchhiking 600 miles for the Floyd, exactly something I would have done back in the day. Hats off to you mate 👏
@@CKNnewjerseyAnd to you, mate!
@@ianboyle1026 I am 56, watched them tear down the wall in Berlin in '90. Yet I envy your experience. I wish things were the way they were in my youth, or even better, a little earlier in yours....one thing is certain, my friend - we will never pass this way again
@@indigatorveritatis5298Amen. We'll certainly never see the like of Gilmour again.
Boys and girls we grew up in the best of times!! Can’t get any better than this!!! 👍👍👍
My wife the other day asked me what concert would I like to go to again I didn't even have to think about it. She said that was quick, no it wasn't I replied. Ididnt realize how good they were until later.
We certainly did. The Wall was the best concert I've ever attended, and I've been to a few....
Look this live one at pompei👍
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Ya lo creo, no existe mayor profundidad de sonido y sentimiento que en esta canción hasta hoy,saludos desde Argentina
The only solo that can make me cry. Just incredible.
Every time.
@@joepatriot6431 - Do you know what this song is actually about?
Have you ever watched the MOVIE that this song belongs to?
It’s about drug use during The Holocaust.
You are damn right. My eyes are wet each time.
I cried too. Glad to hear I'm not the only one.
I cried too.. I'll spend my years playing it back for his spirit.
5:13 What a crowd!!! No jumping, screaming or dancing. Just being one with pure Music/God
take a look to this crowd ua-cam.com/video/4Ln-mqqIQUM/v-deo.html
No Cameras Thank God.
HOW IS NO ONE MOVING?!?!?
@@derekhargest5630 when you're in a Pink Floyd concert and you're experiencing a gilmour solo of this magnitude, you get in a state of shock and you have nothing else to do but to have an eargasm from this, this is why everyone is just sitting down, its smth they only hear live once in a lifetime.
Let God out of this
Nobody ever never can do what Pink Floyd makes in music. Pure art. ❤
In my 62 years on planet earth I've been to 100's of gigs but this one tops them all my beautiful wife got me the tickets for my 34th birthday and this gig just blew us away whenever we hear or see this it still gives us goosebumps still thrills us such wonderful memories come flooding back thank you for posting
63, and stood in the rain in Houston in 1994 and wouldn't trade that experience for just about anything.
You are incredibly fortunate to have seen this in person. I can only imagine
@@MrGriff305 I know I am pal and if it hadn't been for my amazing beautiful wife I probably wouldn't have. I tried several times unsuccessfully to obtain tickets for this gig, then on my 34th birthday my wife surprised me with 2 tickets which she'd placed inside the birthday card she gave me.
65 here, worked backstage in Austin, saw maybe 300 shows, this was/is the best live show ever, nothing else ever even got close. Perfection. We will never live to see anything else as a musical event that gets near this; we were so lucky. Peace.
No offense, but I wish my wife was like yours.
It would never occur to her to go to a rock concert.
PERIOD.
Uncut. Unedited. Unbelievable. Unequaled.
This solo makes me cry every time...The best solo guitar ever!!!
Utterly stunning and not a phone in sight...
Well, Pulse was before everyone had a phone in their pocket, soooooo
ahhh the goood old days!!!🍻😎🇺🇸
The best solo guitar ever. Masterpiece. ❤
You should check out David Gilmour live at Pompeii, High Hopes. The slide table guitar solo on that performance is phenomenal
I intend to have this playing at my funeral as they wheel away the casket, from 4.55 to the end…6 minutes of heaven 😊
I was thinking the same.....
I envy every single person who was there to experience this. I would have walked out in tears if I was there. This was a once in a lifetime performance. Everything about it was just right. So good.
I walked out in tears from that concert.
I was at this concert the night the video was made. On the balcony just above stage left.
I saw David in Chicago a few years ago and I was moved to tears when he played this. This song is the reason I started playing guitar when I was 13. 37 years later still can’t touch this pure emotion.
I was there, aged 16, wasn’t even a big Floyd fan, yet when I left the concert I absolutely understood to the core of my soul that I’d witnessed something amazing. The real gift was getting the Pulse DVD around 15 years later - that brought it all flooding back
I was there 7th row center stage. Incredible
Just a bunch of people experiencing something none of us ever will.
i was there ! (sorry).. x x x
It's sad mate..
I did. Wish everyone could have.
I was there, will never ever forget. Still can't forget the experience till this day. Head blown now that's an understatement. Tears of total awe and wonder lol
No matter how many times I see this performance it just astounds me. In my opinion Pink Floyd raised the bar on all future concerts after the Pulse tour
Great one. Left me everytime speechless and with shivers on my skin. No Taylor Swift Rihanna or Justin Bieber an compare with this epic masterpiece
Dear Hearts, it has been an honor and a privilege to be able to see and/or listen to such magnificent music over the decades. This is one of those times. All Love
I don't know how, but I just watched the entire video with no interruptions. No ad blocker.
I never got to see Pink Floyd. Had an opportunity when I was younger. Stupidity got the best of me and I didn't go. My loss.😢
I'm 77 and without a doubt, hands down, no one can come close to that guitar. My late husband's all time favorite song. I wish he could have heard this uncut verson. Maybe in heaven.💕
I'm sure he hears it. ❤
@annenewsom8843 So very kind of you!
I was at Earls Court in 94 and to this day it has been the most spectacular event I've ever witnessed. Pink Floyd were the best band ever in my opinion.
Impossible to recover from the effect of this masterpiece… Great Solo ever
Been to 100s of concerts and to me pink floyd is the best group ever
the roar of approval from the crowd at the end gets me every time.
This solo, this whole show is out of this world.
It comes very close to perfection.
And I think that's exactly what it is. It's not perfect, it's close but not perfect. It's rough and raw.
You need 3 things for a good show.
A good band, a cool light show and David Gilmour on guitar.
even though Roger Waters wrote this song, David Gilmour owns it with his vocal and guitar performance. his voice pierces through with such clarity and depth and we all grew up with it. Rick Wright singing the Waters parts is pretty amazing. I can't help but wonder what they're all thinking as they perform this. So much back story.
I heard this song was originally on a Gilmour solo album so not sure how it would've been written by Waters. It seems Waters agreed to include it on The Wall. Sorry, Gilmour is the guy on thus one
@@peterenault4743 The lyrics were written by Roger and the music was written by Gilmour. I should have been more clear.
Wow! David Gilmour smokes on lead-guitar 🔥🎸👍🤘 one of the best guitar solos of all time.
Thanks for posting.👍
There will never be another band like Pink floyd
This is a rare collection. Never knew that there was a uncut version as well.
ME EITHER !!!
There show is not an event. It’s an experience. I feel lucky I had the chance to see them live. Unforgettable.
Yes, i agree, saw them twice.
Still gives me shivers all these years later. I was at this exact concert and the emotions running through me and everyone during this solo was indescribable - nothing but nothing has come close.
Little did the patrons know, they were about to witness history.
His soul is crying out from a broken heart. His pain brings tears to my eyes so many years later.
This song itself it's pure poetry and the guitar solo...it's from another universe.
a 5 minute guitar solo. amazing
David Gilmore: I composed the best guitar solo of the history of rock. Let me do the best version of the best guitar solo.
One of the best guitar solo's ever!!!!
For sure the best ever
I always listen to this while crocheting, and no matter how I’m concentrating I have to put it down and watch this! His performance is so effortless looking and David Gilmourgets better with age, like great wine!
I remember seeing them around 1994 at Clemson Death Valley stadium. It was this same tour. One of the most amazing things I’ve ever experienced. I was around 22 or 23 years old, I’m 50 now. Time goes by too fast people. This concert was yesterday for me. It was a religious experience.
Yes
I saw the Pulse Tour in the New Orleans Superdome in '94. THE most amazing thing I have ever seen. For those that didn't get to see that ball open (9:22) in person, don't know what they missed.
Saw it in Philly 94, when the crystal ball was lit and those lights were spinning around; the entire stadium transported to another dimension. I just got back yesterday...what'd I miss?
I was there in Death Valley! Greatest concert that I have ever seen OR will ever see. When the crowd singing Wish You Were Here actually drowned out the PA system and Gilmour quit singing for a verse to just let us take it... it was truly magical and breathtaking. I was just slightly right of dead center of the field, 10 rows in front of the mirror ball.
This must have been the Division Bell tour. That would be the right timing.
Damn, I didn't even know the Pulse solo was cut lol. I don't know why though, as I'm pretty sure the extra minute of the guitar solo wasn't enough to be warranted to be cut. Maybe pacing? I don't know, I do like that part they cut. I'm glad that it exists, as an extra minute of that guitar solo just makes it even better than it already is.
It's generally thought it got cut because as much as Gilmour is a god when it comes to the guitar, if you listen carefully he does seem to drop a note or two at 8:00 minutes. Me personally I think this version is still awesome and in 4k is simply stunning!
@@secondchance6603 This was 1994 when VHS ruled the world. I was thinking maybe it was some editing done so the entire concert would fit on a single VHS tape. I do love this version though. You can see so much better the dazzling effect the giant "disco ball" has. If the experts say Gilmour drops a note at 8:00, I'll take your word for it, but you couldn't prove it by me. To me, every single note he plays is just ever so slightly this side of Heaven.
@@b1blancer1 Correct I have the video and if my memory is correct there was a song on it that wasn't on the DVD version.
Indeed, Mr Gilmour decided to edit the solo part because of the bum notes from 8.03 to 8.04. But I do prefer the uncut one of course!
I saw this tour, 1994 Texas stadium there is no cut
Was Google da mit der Werbeunterbrechung mitten im Solo anstellt ist schon Kunstfrevel
He’s an underrated vocalist IMO
The best version and complete of Comfortably numb of Pink Floyd, thank to all team of this great band, incredible and inolvidables!
This is great. However, I prefer the "the delicate sound of thunder" version.
The Royal, Albert Hall, concert version of comfortably numb, while different than this one, is every bit as masterfully done. David Gilmour’s sense of timing and melody is genius and second to none.
It’s not even a hard guitar solo. However, it just makes you close your eyes, throw your head back and just float along. Awesome!
This never ceases to give me goosebumps, the best guitar solo ever.
I was there, unbelievable night, went on the 20th and 23rd of October. Best gig I’ve ever seen..❤️🤘
lucky me - got to see these guys twice - there will NEVER be another band that will hold a candle to them ! Thank you David and the band for your musical mastery -
The best guitar solo of all time, it’s beautiful🥲
That's it folks....it's all downhill from here.
Omg why was this version not on the blu ray? This is the complete solo how it should be!
Cause Gilmour made mistake, and they decided to cut whole 1:20 long extra solo which is not in released version :(
@@Marcin-vt8ql no wonder why this is longer and there is a part in the solo I never heard of. I’m not sure if I should be impressed or sad about the edited version because it feels seamless, but I don’t think there’s anything wrong with the cut part
This is a very good question. One thing I've heard is that it was edited for VHS tape length consideration. Remember this was 1994, and VHS ruled the world. Another is that David Gilmour wanted it edited. There were some parts in the portion that was cut he wasn't happy with. Personally, and I imagine you feel the same way, I think every note he plays is just slightly this side of heaven, whether he's happy with it or not.
The version would be unique if it really were. I'm a guitarist and can see from Gilmour's finger on the guitar neck that it doesn't match. Sorry folks but that's the way it is.
@@Mattiroxx Jealousy is really not a good look for you. Buh-bye.
I've been hunting around for uncut versions of songs from PULSE, and this looks fantastic. I've been able to find High Hopes, On the Run, One of These Days, and Sorrow, but none in as good quality as this.
You'll never see PULSE (as a full DVD or BluRay) release with the extra 1min 20 as that was specifically cut due to bum note Gilmour caught in it. Shame but there it is. I believe this was one of the few concerts recorded which had that additional solo in it. Nearly got to see them at Earls Court too but passed on it - what an idiot I was.
I understand why it was cut, the version I know is a masterpiece. No matter if cut or not, that certainly is the best thing I’ve ever heard. I was a bit concerned after I’ve found an uncut version but with bad quality. I never knew extended version existed with such a good quality.
What I watched here made me think I wish I’ve known this since beginning.
@@clansome Unpopular opinion... I always thought the edited "cut" version was pure bliss, and this version lost a bit of magic for me. Maybe Gilmour was right. But honestly, how did anyone get this original version back in circulation?
@@MrGriff305 I don't think it is an unpopular opinion, I'll totally agree that I prefer the edited PULSE version. This was the PPV version. It's been on that unofficial PinkFloyd HD channel for a good while off and on, it did get taken down I believe on more than one occasion. I find it humanizing that even Gilmour can fuck it up sometimes. I don't think there are any/many other recordings of that extended solo floating around YT or possibly in existence.
@@clansome True. It sounds like the new blu ray version leaves Gilmour's original edit in place, so that's good news. He has every right to be the director of his own work. 🙂 When pushing the limit of how long we can enjoy a guitar solo, all it takes is one extra minute of less-than-perfct sounds for us to start to find it tedious. So keeping that perfection and the right time length is essential. Wanting more is far better than wanting it to wrap up already 😅 Anyway, the people there in person could care less about these nuances, but we have slightly higher expectations when watching a recording over and over. Good choice by Gilmour to insist on perfection. That's a legendary video
thank you for that , i am 71, and i grew up with your great music , bm !!
absolutely the most powerful and evocative guitar solo I have ever heard.
Legends say: the guitar is still trippin in rehab. Never came down again.
I've watched a lot of YT videos of Comfortably Numb performances by Gilmour, but the first time seeing this version. It's the best version of the second solo I've heard. Even better than Pompeii.
I experience this at least once a week. Almost a 'sacrament' for me - regenerative in body, mind, and spirit.
I saw them on this tour. One of the most signify any days of my life. I remember them also playing Comfortably Numb. I was in awe the whole time. Time stood still
Never gets old. The perfect song and solo
Dude, it's probably the best song on the planet
The best performance of this masterpiece ever. Thank you David, Richard, Nick, and Guy, and everyone else involved.
In the history of the universe, only 2 events were unique: the big bang and this guitar solo. Not even Gilmour will be able to repeat that.
We all agree that one of the keys to David’s playing here is his restraint, but I want to shout out to Nick and Rick for their own calm restraint. Everyone takes their time and lets the whole develop.
Woah it's my favourite solo and I didn't even know it was cut, shame on me. Thank you very much for this version.
The extra 1 minute 20 secs comes from the PPV version that was broadcast in October 94. Check this video here ua-cam.com/video/QlX1WcLu-wY/v-deo.html Seems that there's a bum note in there that show even the great Gilmour is fallible occasionally.
Awesome...... just awesome..... nothing better....ever....
Well,,, Yeah. Not a lot of words to describe this. It's just freakn UNBELIEVABLY,,ASTOUNDINGLY,, AWESOME,,, BEYOND THE DEGREE OF INFINITI.. THIS IS WHATS KNOWN AS A " MASTERPIECE " I'm 61,, I'll be listening,,, enjoying this as long as an ear works with aid,, and this heart still beats. Thanks for sharing this version friend. 😊
Goosebumps! 70s UK music is still the best.
Apart from the slightly bad sound quality, I actually prefer this mix over the official version. Not only because of the complete solo, but the mix itself sounds clearer. You can hear the individual instruments much better here.
The official version is cut from various nights when the solo went well, this version leaves the 'bum' notes in, so it's a true live performance.
No one has ever journeyed down the musical back alleys that "Pink Floyd" explored. A totally unique and wonderfully talented band.
Gilmours guitar sings, screams, weeps, cries.........and gives me goosebumps!
The G.O.A.T of all guitar solo's
This concert was in 1994 at Earls Court, London. (too much burnable income at that time) The album, Dark Side Of The Moon came out in March 1973. I was 15 and rode my bike to the record store to get it. It had a couple posters and stickers in it too. I went to my buddy Jack's place and we played it on his dad's stereo in his den and cranked it up. we kicked back on the roof watching the clouds as we listened. Great album and fantastic songs. David Gilmore's solo is probably the best ever played. Simpler times with probably the best music ever made. There's a story behind the "disco" ball too. When it opens it reveals a diamond said to signify Sid Barret, one of the founding members of Pink Floyd who fried his brain on too much LSD. This song is about Roger Water, I think, being sick as a child.
Great words and memories ... thank you
The first time I Heard >Dark side of the moon< was on a car cassette tape under palm trees on Trinity Beach esplanade Nth of Cairns Australia. My mate frenchie had bought it down south and said you've just got to hear this. With a coldie in hand and the surf in the bg ... I was never quite the same again after that as the Moody Blues had been my high point before that musical experience. Had to wait for comfortably numb to come along on the Wall Album when I was fully remote on Cape York ... casette tapes helped keep us from going troppo ... what a time to live through eh!
You're not implying that this song came out on Dark Side of the Moon, are you?
Gilmour can do no wrong just pure class been listening to Floyd for over 40 years Timeless
I was at CNE Stadium in Toronto to see Floyd July of 94. I still think it has been the best concert I have seen all time.
Wasn’t that the first concert on the division bell tour? I saw them in Dallas and it’s hands down the best concert I ever went to!
The video is sooo much better than the Pulse bluray. If the software is available to upscale it like that hopefully we'll get an official 4K release someday.
1995 on #mymusicalroadto50
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I remember walking into HMV in the Bentalls Centre in Kingston and facing a big bank of these CD’s with flashing red lights on the spine. I picked up one of them as a purchase that day.
After managing to see one of the Earls Court shows the year before, this was a nice record (pardon the pun there) of that experience.
The album showcased most of what I had heard that night. “One of These Days” was omitted but appeared on the vinyl edition a short while later which I dived into my pocket for also.
The show I attended only played selections of “The Dark Side Of The Moon”. One of the other concerts from that Earls Court run ended up being broadcast on TV (which I think this footage is from).
I managed to video record this, and the entire evening of programmes dedicated to the Floyd on a Dolby stereo recorder I was hiring from Radio Rentals at the time. That broadcast had the whole of that album. It also didn’t have a whole section of the crowd collapse onto the floor, such was the case with one of the earlier shows in that run at the same venue.
The album itself is far far superior to “The Delicate Sound Of Thunder” for the previous tour. I don’t mean the package itself (even though this one is physically more satisfying) but also the performances.
I played this CD edition a lot. It also used to travel around with me in the car. Because of that, it didn’t get looked after as well as a few.
I suppose out of all the tracks on this, the most played would have been this track.
“Run Like Hell” was obviously more impressive visually and the explosion at the end was way way louder than you could imagine if you were there. I mean that bang was LOUD!
“Comfortably Numb” though was, and still is, my favourite.
It’s also travelled with me from that point ever since.
I have needed this song in my life, especially in moments of crisis.
And each time it has helped me break through to the light at the other end.
To be around when I had the opportunity to experience Pink Floyd in some shape or form, and to have this music in my lifetime, I am very fortunate indeed.
I was in the local grocery store the other day. The Muzak over the store's speakers was playing Floyd. I aged about 50 years in one second.
What a masterpiece 😱😱😱😱😱😱
Job Well done. This Concert is absolutely Gorgeous! You've remastered the unremasterable, hats off to you. I fucking love this man!
Same here 72 years old and this is still my favorite solo.
Man, how much fun we had, Floyding ! Spectacular, guys.
David Gilmour does not simply play the guitar. He tells a story with it.
There's a guitar synchronization between David and tim and that part was cut but that part it's here great job
I have been very fortunate , in my life, to attend two Floyd concerts. One at the Free Trade Hall, in Manchester and one at Maine Road Manchester
( 1988). Absolutely Magnificent.
Music and visual perfection.
Thankyou Pink Floyd.
The song perfectly sums up the hearts and souls of all of the 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's and early 2000's. I don't think any musician ever will attempt anything like this ever again.
My dad will be gone soon. But I am soooo thankful that we got to watch and hear this together. And I'll make sure my son hears it too.
Obra de arte. El solo de guitarra es impresionante ❤
Uma melhores bandas de sempre,senão a melhor....e este solo de guitarra de David Gilmour ....não há palavras...
It can't be that every time I listen to this song of this version I end up crying, i love you forever pink floyd
No human being can put together and play music like that! absolutely unbelievable,mind blowingly breathtaking.
I have never heard this version…OHHHHH MYYYYY GOODNESS…. THIS IS INSANE… 😵💫😵💫😵💫😳😳😳😳😳😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫
A Guitar Solo with a bloody Ad in the middle of it 7min Thanks, UA-cam.