On the other hand we also got to know Bill Cosby a bit better as well as the lovely Darlie Routier. So I suppose "You can take the good, you take the bad, you take the rest and there you have..." After that note I love Pink Floyd that much more!
I have been following Pink Floyd for over 50 years and I am autistic. I seldom if ever cry and today I watched this and wept like a baby! Thank you kindly for putting this on here.
Despite the obvious antagonism between Gilmour and Waters, their stage chemistry is amazing. Never get tired of listening to this amazing band. Long live Pink Floyd!
Yes, defenentley one of the verry Best, in there field of music and live show's!! But never forøget, that there constant, Are New and up comming, werry, werry good, young musisians, to enjoy in the future 😊😋😎. But P F. Is here, for us, allvays
Those 2 guys are some of the biggest douchebags in the music business. The way they treated all the extra personnel on dark side is just... Sad. Pathetic, really
I'm 23 years old yet I still come here at least twice a month. And I really want friends come here to listen to this masterpiece. Unfortunatly they're not to be found in these times.
You probably won't see this comment, but I just want to thank you for your being. Pink Floyd has been with me through the most difficult times of my life. When I couldn't even explain in words how I felt, your songs understood and explained me to myself. When I was alone and nobody knows my pains, I was listening your songs. I know we feel the same
You are not alone with that feeling, Pink Floyd has been a big part of me since the 70´. The songs are like words out of my mouth. Be well and stay safe
I play this in my car, driving to work. Especially now during lockdown, I am a frontline health worker, so I need some amazing music just to keep rolling on. Stay in your bubble everyone and be kind. Xxxxx
a few months ago, i got really into pink floyd. ive been listening to them practically non stop since, learning a lot about their history as a band. i just recently found out my dad used to be a huge pink floyd fan as well, and when he learned i liked them, i could tell how excited about it he was. he’s been telling me so many facts about the band i never knew, and i can tell how happy he is doing it. i really owe it to this band that ive made such a fantastic connection with my dad.
Beautiful story ad! Quite some years back I heard my son of early teens blaring Twisted Sister (or Bent Brother, not sure) from his bedroom through his new stereo (that's what we used to call them). I heard myself say, "What the hell is that noise? You can't even understand a word they're saying! I had a sudden flash that my father had said the same thing, and immediately realized that I had to do something. I grabbed "Dark Side of the Moon", headed down the hall and opened his door and said, "here, put this on!" He did. It was incredibly heart warming to realize that he fell in love with it. Yes, Pink Floyd has done wonderful things for this world...
Growing up my dad always played The Wall. I could not stand it as a kid. The babies crying, loud ship and crash sounds, but as I got older the band became one of my favourites. We got to see Roger Water's The Wall in 2010 in Toronto together, a night i'll never forget. I lost my dad in 2012 but he's always around when Pink is playing.
Me too. Pink Floyd always gets me jamming. Got to see them a few times over the years so I am grateful to have had that experience. Loved concerts in the pre cell phone era.
Pink Floyd is the only music I know you can listen to their work for 30 years and NEVER get tired of it. I've probably listened to for the last 30 years and I enjoy it each time and I feel like I'm discovering something new every time. I've been to David and Roger's concert. It is mind-blowing.
I heard it first on the radio when I was three years old. I remember that very well. It was Brain Damage and Eclipse. I didn't know who sang it until I was 22 years old.
@@jeffryancarlson3273 Lol only 30 years i have listened to them since 1969 and iam now 70 and still cannot get over how great they are and people of today still like them 2024.
When Nick throws of the headphones it just showed how much these guys love their music, they set everything aside and crushed the best live performance of all time
@@marybrunner1058 or Zeppelin at the Fillmore, LA, Hawaii, Iceland, Japan or Cleveland, or Floyd at Pompeii, Winterland, Venice or the Rainbow, or Hendrix at any of a dozen places or The Beatles on the roof or any of the most popular bands in the world that we happened to get a few good recordings of over their long careers.
I'm fricken 60 years old- and stupidly cry every time i watch the finale of this Concert... I saw Floyd back in '74, but had always hoped to see them again... :) ...They were amazing to the last note!
I just turned 61 and we had the best music! Mason is touring with his pre DSOTM tribute and Waters has his Us & Them tour... catch em if you can! Cheers!
24 minutes of the best music on this planet, thank you Pink Floyd - there will never be a band like this again. Everyone who had the opportunity to attend this performance was incredibly lucky!
@@johnnymaccaroni5397 Dude, I think he knew this was the last time this was Ever going to happen, and he just wanted to Soak up the majesty of the finality of the moment ....
In 1971, I was 14 years old...happened the first time I heard Echoes...I was hooked. For me, they have been the greatest band ever since. Then at 16, Dark Side of the Moon came out. It confirmed every feeling I ever had about Pink Floyd. Even went to see them in 1973. I'm 66 now, and I still listen to Pink Floyd albums most days. One of the world's greatest treasures. Made my life way better.
I was 10 when Dark Side came out and it has been with me ever since, like you. I don't know how many LPs and cassettes i have worn out but it is timeless.
FIRST song I heard Was.....Echos too!! I WAS HOOKED till this day!!! Ive seen them MANY times, in MANY places with and without Waters. Im 64 made My life Better too!!! Be well!!! John/Canada
I guess in 71, they were so so different to anything else at that time, even after the Barratt era. I own every album from Meddle onwards, born in 72, but I have been hooked on the post Barratt era Floyd for decades.
I am just turn 63. .I hear you my music teacher introduced our music class to P Floyd animals album . Been on the Pink Floyd trips till today . Lucky to see them 7 times 1 of witch all there including Syd . Sad the day he walked . Then next sad day fall out between David and Roger. I consider all who found Floyd blessed. My son stayed his trip at 10 with Floyd . First time he say dad who is this he was just starting his instrument studies piano now violin.
@@rscottwilliams5706 I'd love to see it happen. Just think of the phenomenal music, they would put out!?!? But, NO your right. Because, any band of today wouldn't have to go through what they did to produce their great music!
For folks like me who sometimes don't have the time to watch it all: a quick list: 1. Speak To Me / Breathe (Reprise) 2. Money 5:06 3. Wish You Were Here 11:45 4. Comfortably Numb 16:24 - Nick so psyched for David's guitar solo he chucks his headphones - 18:30 - Roger calls group hug - 23:33
"Roger calls group hug" - that moment, it was that friggin' moment, they could have done it. It wasn't even a matter of money, if they wrote a new album together it would simply obliterate all charts worldwide. All that effin' bad blood. Now Rick is gone, Nick is retired, David just sporadically writes stuff with his daughter and Roger does nostalgia tours. They could do it, that moment at time. This timeline, just a few nudges to the right direction(s) and so much more great music would be given to the world.
2024 and I am still tuning in. God bless you all for the greatest music for the past 50+ years. I'm 72 and no doubt you are the greatest band in my lifetime. Rock on.
I was a bar man in a pub when this was on the big TV. The whole pub stopped for half an hour. I served nobody and we all just watched it. Many years I worked in the bar and this never happened before and never again since. Was quite weird.
One of the - if not, THE - most epic 24 minutes in R&R history. Didn't happen for 24 years. Can never happen again. To those in attendance, I envy you.
My hair stands on end with this master piece of geniuses rogers biggest mistake in life was thinking he was bigger then floyd shine on you crazy diamonds rip
I cried while listening to (and singing along with) "Wish You Were Here", and that is something to which I would not normally admit, since I am the Alpha Male of All Alpha Males.
a few songs gives me chills, a few bring tears but i think the 2nd solo in comfortably numb is the first guitar solo to bring me tears. it's as close to perfect as music can get
The Final goodbye of the Floyd, the greatest most touching band. A great friend of mine and my dad is currently 89 and suffering from dementia and he is one of my inspirations. He loves the Floyd and said he must have owned and worn out about three wish you were here albums. When my dad and I put on pink Floyd shine on you crazy diamond for him you could just see his eyes light up as all the memories that came with the music came back, and his love for floyd. This is why I love the Floyd, because they touch you deeply and can bring memories and magic to life. Thank you
Music does reach through dementia and connect us to our loved ones. One time in her nursing home, I sung a line to my mother who had severe dementia..."I'm an old cowhand, on the Rio Grande..." She pulled herself upright in her wheelchair and proudly shouted out the next line, "and my legs ain't bowed, and my cheeks ain't tanned." Lordy I didn't even remember that, but someone who never spoke awakened to herself and her memories, if even for only a few minutes. Bless you and your love for your dad.
Mesmerizing!!! One of the greatest band of all times. Their music was not made only for 70’s or 80’s. Their music and lyrics are so advanced that their music will be listened for generations to come.
@@THEJR-of5tf there is nobody to match their live shows, great to watch on video but an absolute experience to see live…. So glad to have had that experience 3 times 😃
The fact I’ll never get to see them live is sad, but every time I see this performance it reminds me their music is eternal.. Pink Floyd thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the amazing music!
Diviison Bell was my very first concert..that was in 1991..iam 50 years old now.ive been to ALOT of shows .ill NEVER see a better show..their music is Legendary!!
im a 14 yr old kid who has been brought up by my now passed dad listening to pink floyd and metallica and other bands alike . i have every pink floyd album on vinyl and listen to them . wish you were here brings a tear to my eye every time i hear it as me and my dad used to sing along to it whener it came on the radio , and now ive learnt it on guitar and play it on my acoustic at his grave . Also nick smiling and taking off his headphones to listen to gilmours masterpiece solo in comfortably numb is chilling . thanks for all the great memories you have given me to remember my dad with . LOVE YOU GUYS . LEGENDS THAT WILL NEVER DIE
Very cool take from a 14 year old - the world needs more people like you - I also picked up on the "Nick taking off his headphones" thing - nice observation.
I am a 75 year old Marine. Pink Floyd, through their music, helped me navigate through some very bad times & celebrate the better times. Gaia watch over them all!
You chose to fight pointless wars for hawkish polticians. No one forced you. I hate when people act like they are so devastated after returning from a war that they signed up for fighting in the first place. That's like putting my hand in the meat grinder and then expecting people to feel sorry for me. Smh. If more people were like me wars wouldn't exist. I'll never thank any veteran for their service because doing so means I have to accept the premise of whatever war they fought in and the premises for all th US wars are of corporate nature. No thank you. I shake my head and think "how stupid ppl are to throw their lives away for a hawkish government". I was smarter than that. Fuck ears and fuck the military in every country. Fuck all people who sign up to go to war. So stupid. So fucking stupid.
Roger Waters! David Gilmour! Nick Mason! Richard Wright and also Syd Barrett.....Thank you for everything! Golden time! Golden boys! All are very talented and amazing.......................
I am 66 years old came up in glued listening to Pink Floyd! Still to this day these songs go to my soul! Where has our music gone in the generation! To all musicians in today's generation(s) this was music that was phenomenally written produced and performed 😡😡😡I retired from playing about 7 years ago but when I hear one of these Fender P or J basses played makes me want to pick a bass guitar up again!!!
Don't worry dear mate, he's waiting. If you can explain from where gravity comes, or magnetism for that matter, or how the moon comes to be in 'tidal lock' to Earth, such that we never see it's dark side, or how it happens to be 400 times smaller than the sun yet in an eclipse it is the same size such that we get a 'diamond ring corona' due to it being 400 times closer to earth..... once you can explain all these things then tell me that this life is all there is and I'll believe you... Your time starts: NOW ;-)
I will always remember the day I discovered Pink Floyd. It was a Saturday in the summer of 1973, sitting in a '63 Pontiac, in a hay field , behind a haystack , with my buddy drinking beer and smoking reefer. He pops in an 8 track , it was DSOTM. I says, who's this . He said Pink Floyd. I m 63 now, and still a faithful listener . There is none better than Pink Floyd.
great story, one day in 2018 i was driving around with my buddy and he said dude i got an album for you. Tells me to open his phone go to spotify and look up animals bt pink floyd im 18 and now a faithful listener
Best version ever of C.Numb, with 2 lead vocals, exchanging thoughts and feelings. So bad they're seperated for a very long time. Still the best rock group of all times!
I meant this concert. Ya I remember this record was new for years after it's release in Nov 79. It's over played not my favourite on the record, but great song. Strange there's got to be more to this concert. Echoes is one of my favourite songs. I'm a drummer and love playing with my headphones on listening on UA-cam. There's a concert Dave plays Echoes last time before Rick dies and there's a sit in drummer that is dull, he doesn't play all the fills at all, I was I was playing I'd play it just Nick did at Pompeii.
That moment at the end when Waters beckons to Gilmour to come over and puts his arm around Gilmour's shoulders, and then the four stood together. It gave me chills.
There's too much bad blood between Waters and Gilmour for them to ever be friends again --- but at least they recognized the fans deserved to see one final "happy reunion"
What they don't show you, is that after that brief get together by all four, the other three of them shunned Waters completely and had their own group hug, so to speak - without Waters - and for much longer.
Look at the sheer determination of all four guys in the last solo. They are all deep in the ”Zone”. Richard is almost hurting his back with his passionate moves behind the keyboards. Roger is clenching his jaws and playing the life out of that bass. David has got the ”thousand-yard-stare”,and has merged with the music, way out in space or other dimensions. Nick throws his headphones and later shows a awesome ”fighting-face” , shredding the skin of those poor drums. YEAH , they know it is the last time. ”I’m gonna go with a bang , dudes”.
@@maxjelley4055 Pink Floyd are No1 I've seen a couple of cover bands that do them justice I've seen Think Floyd live a couple of times,,Think Floyd are UK based and seen vids of Australian pink Floyd both bands are awesome
I first hear Pink Floyd when I was 12 yrs old cruising in a impala o f their 8 track. Now I'm 60 and understand why those times are so remembered. Rollie
I'm 70 next year and have had a fair bit of involvement with music from an early age and one of the best,if not then best was seeing them perform Dark Side of the Moon outside. Amazing beyond belief with real people using real instruments. Thanks for the performances and letting me live in the best music years in the last few thousand.x
Thank you Syd (RIP), Richard (RIP), Nick, David & Roger for adding to our quality of lives for so long - you’ve touch so many hearts and many more yet to come… Thank you and God bless.
"... the child has grown, the dream is gone" That single phrase brings me to tears... they will never be equalled. How lucky we were to live in the same generation as the Floyd.
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Not as lucky as the ones who lived in the same generation of Beethoven...
There's a brilliant version of Comfortably Numb that Waters and Company played at the Berlin Wall when it was brought down. Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell, and Levon Helm join in, but it's Van The Man who stirs the soul like no other. There's a DVD of the whole show, but I think this particular number may be on UA-cam. Check it out.
yes, the tears have released the emotion that anchored us to the past and now our dreams with courage have found us again bringing us to our spiritual path manifesting our divine plan and sacred mission that brings Heaven to Earth finding and becoming Love...……….only Love and we are going HOME...…...with peaceful and giving hearts...….
@@goldentigeredward Precisely. You know that he feels every single note he plays from beginning to end and that that is exactly how he wants it to sound.
I described it once as reaching into the depth of his soul, then reaching into yours. It is astonishing, given how many times he has played that, how powerful it is emotionally.
A band before their time, I cried knowing this was the last time I would see them all together, GREAT SHOW, I was blessed that I was able to watch it, I am 59 years young, grow up to their awesomeness enjoyed every moment!
I played Comfortable Numb and Wish you were for my fiance's funeral 23 years ago. We saw Pink Floyd twice in Houston in the Astrodome and Rice Stadium. I will always remember and love PINK FLOYD!!! RIP Syd, Rick Wright and my Robert 05-21-1996.
Wish You Were Here always gets to me. It reminds me of my Granny (she took care of me most of my life) who passed away 6 years ago. She was the one who introduced me to Floyd. When I was in my early to mid teens, she bought me The Wall and DSOTM for Christmas. I gave her a look like, wth is this? Before I could say anything, she said, "Go to your room, lay down, put on your headphones, and just listen. Trust me, you'll love it." I did. In fact, I did more than that. I cried; cried tears of joy for listening to the most beautiful music in the world for the first time in my life. When I finished listening to both albums, I went downstairs with a smile on my face. My Granny smiled back at me and said, "See? What did I tell you?" I remember us watching Live 8 together on the TV. We loved every second of PF's performance, agreeing that it was a great idea that they were one of the last acts because you MUST save the best for last. I love you, Granny. I wish you were here.
Lucky you, what a fantastic gift to you from your granny, and so cool that you were able to appreciate it. I listened and watched it with tears flowing down my cheeks, and I'm not even sure why. Amazing and Beautiful.
I am 85 now and whenever I get a chance, I tune in and watch most Pink Floyd, concerts and never get tired of listening. By far, he and his other performers are the best.
I'm glad it was in "The Wall" double Pink Floyd album. There aren't any tracks in "The Wall" I don't like any less. Granted Dark Side of The Moon and Wish You Were Here were great melodic tunes (known for mellow soft rock's greatest) I do love the way Pink Floyd turned up the volume with "Animals" and "The Wall" for those tracks deserving of their own for how to approach Hard Rock in the youth culture of the late 1970s taking in many other music artists having songs inspiring also.
@@Spudworm891 ... Hell yeah! 👍 Even just selecting the random two tracks from the Wall: "One Of My Bad Turns" and the following track "Ohhh Babe (Don't Leave Me Now)!" 😵😊 ... Or ... from The Wall "Empty Spaces (movie What Shall We Do Now)" to "Young Lust" to "You Better Run Like Hell!" I taped on CrO2 metal cassette tapes "Animals" and double album time "The Wall" for my car cassette player still working today everywhere I drive! 👋
never again will anyone in this world witness such an amazing quartet of musicians come together to produce arguable some of the most profound music ever. this is not an understatement nor an opinion, it is a fact.
@@НиониллаШалыгина-ю9я The Who - easily the best musicians, position for position, and some of the best songwriting of all time. But yes, these guys are totally right up there!!
I remember when dark side hit the stores. I listened to that album 100 times. Seems like yesterday. Life goes by faster and faster the older you get. Embrace and enjoy everyday you can. And be good. The world needs that especially these days.
I'm 65 and have listened to a lot of favorite bands in my life, but the older I got, I kept coming back to Pink Floyd. I told my wife to just play Pink Floyd albums when I'm on my death bed. I would love my eyes to close on the last verse of Echoes or the ending of Comfortably Numb.
I’m proud to have made it to 69years old & had the honour to listen to Pink Floyd music, with the unmistakable voice of David Gilmour. Pink Floyd’s music makes my whole body feel every harmonic, bass, well so many sounds to feel, that’s absolutely wonderful, euphoric & many more emotions, no drug comparison. So I thank you for your awesome 😎 music. Never to old to FEEL the LOVE/MUSIC 🙏🙏💖💖🥰🥰🥰🥰🇦🇺👏🏻👏🏻
Gilmour's voice on Roger's great songs is part of what drew me to noticing them on the radio. It's Roger's dynamic and emotional voice and lyrics and arrangements on the albums, that keep me listening 35 years later.
Что ещё можно сказать, только благодарность музыкантам, что смогли отбросить свои амбиции друг к другу, воссоединиться и снова сыграть на радость нам, фанатам. Pink Floyd Forever!
Pink Floyd is my favorite band of all time. They have helped me through so many times in my life, the fun, the sad, the hard, and just about every time in between. I started listening to them when I was 12 and it will make me very happy and I hope that I can go out listening to their great music. Their music resonates in my soul. I would not have been the person I am today without this wonderful music. Thank you guys for all the great times and sounds. Your music will live on for generations to come due to its greatness! 😃
Gilmour and Waters deserve most of the credit. Wright and Mason were good but not great. They had to hire a session drummer for a song on the Final Cut after all...
What a refreshing day listening to my favorite band of all time, amidst the COVID-19 Quarantine!! Songs that were/are solidly classic and antidote to this coronavirus!! A million thanks Pink Floyd!!
Hey I have been Sooo doing my best I am truly trying to find for you and...? I think perfect time for pink Floyd I hope you enjoy it but everybody Kayla everybody keep care we have no masks here in Montreal everybody is I don’t praying for everybody except myself the world needs more help than you were the careful don’t be big shots and not wear masks please it’s so crucial and gloves now because I will I’m realizing that they are finally people taking it seriously so
I end up crying every time I listen to this concert. It is such a sad thing that I will never see them live in my life. Such a powerful and amazing band. They are definitely eternal, they are history and a human patrimony. RIP and thanks for all Syd and Richard
After basically being apart for 23 years these guys come back together, practice three days and play quite possibly the best performance they ever did together. What if they could have held it together all those years they didn't play together? Amazing!
Miss Tina Maria Cassar. watching from Wales UK. An excellent band one of the best! With the tribute bands from Australia and Wales playing live I've seen the Welsh Pinc Floyd band X3 now can't get enough of their live shows! Not seen the genuine Pink Floyd live though wish I had!
That's because they are TRUE artists, nothing like the cr*p today that call themselves artists for working with autotunes and a truckload of other fancy stuff. They're incapable of pulling this off and they won't be remembered like Pink Floyd or some other great bands from the 60-80's, because they just don't have it. I'm glad I'm one of the generation that were able to live this period, seen a lot of concerts, Yes, Uriah Heep, etc etc, all amazing. Too bad all these great artists are leaving us one by one.
They might have killed each other, but the music they made might have been worth it. I so wish that one day the kids of these guys decide to do something incredible and put all their feisty dads solo work together in a pot and have i dunno, fatboy slim & the ghost of alan parsons sample & remix their isolated tracks of the into an album-length jam.
You need to check out the jam band scene. I LOVE Pink Floyd but there's a bunch of bands that play single songs over 20 minutes that are fire from start to finish and leave you wanting more!
The last solo on comfortably numb is magically epic on this session, because all band members are giving it their all funneling their long history of musical exploration in this one moment of time. They know that this is the last song, and the last time they may ever play together again. They needed to play out that perfect musical dynamic they have and will always have together, one last time.
I´m 42.... I grew up listening to my dad's vinyls... and to me, there is nothing greater than Pink Floyd in the whole world. ..... I hope new Gens keep listening till the end of times
Tears, chills, goosebumps, respect, admiration, awe, and sadness......all a result of watching Pink Floyd, and knowing they will no longer be playing together. The greatest live band of their time.
I have to interject that the Grateful Dead was the greatest LIVE band of any time. However, Pink Floyd is their own genre of music, and therefore has no equal. Furthermore, don't be sad at what passes away from this life, just be happy that you had part of "their season" with them, and that we can now have these videos at our disposal to watch again when we want.
Hats off to Roger Waters, David Gilmore, Richard Right, Mick Mason each one of you. Such a brilliant and talented musician you are...the world will never have such music ever again. I wish I could see live PF concert in my lifetime. I am from Bangladesh me and my friends are PF fan over 30 years. Lots of love and respect ❤️🇧🇩
My God, to watch them together gain, playing Comfortably Numb... to feel it - to watch them feeling it, to hear those awesome lyrics and listen to the greatest rock guitar solo of all time... what a treasure!
I'm 74 as many have said I think Pink Floyd is the greatest, never tire of listening to their songs. Being named Floyd my family knows my my fav. shirt.
This really makes me appreciate the luck of being born in the late 50's ! I've been to hundreds of live shows , I've got the hearing loss to prove it . Pink Floyd was always incredible live...Thanks.....Peace
I am a die hard pink floyd fan and when my wife 2 tickets to this concert I thought I had died and gone to heaven. Morning of the show my daughter said she wanted to go so I gave her my ticket. I watched it on TV and when pink floyd came on I cried my eyes out for not being there
My most massive regret in life, not seeing Pink Floyd in concert.....I make up for that by collecting vinyl, which I have a massive collection of Pink Floyd! Thank you guys for making timeless music!
Never sow them live To young, they were in Wien 94. Division Bell tour, that was nearest, I'm from Zagreb and then 13 years old And what happend Nick Mason came to Zagreb last year with Saucerful tour and I played old songs, first 4 albums,before Dark Side You can't imagine how happy I was
Missed The Wall as i was at school and couldn't get away, friend gave away my ticket. Sold my Division Bell tickets as my wife was giving birth....but 3 days later, their last night at Earls Court, she sent me packing and I bought a ticket outside which nearly required a mortgage and took all the cash I had. Came out to find my car had been towed away. BUT it was amazing and so glad I went. Phenomenal, edge of seat stuff. Well worth it despite the cost and some comments over the years from 'er indoors!
As a kid during the seventies I was surprised to find my dad enjoyed Pink Floyd and knew their music. I told him I thought you only liked Classical music,he said “you can’t get more classically trained than these guys “ .
It's crazy that no one knew that this would be the last time they all play together. It's great that I can always watch this whenever I want. Truly timeless
i think people probably had an idea. they were already getting pretty old by then and even if they put their differences aside for this, it wasn't exactly rekindled friendship. it would have been nice though if there were another reunion; if rick lived longer, perhaps there could have been. i would have loved to see them all play echoes again
I'm 67 years old and seen pink Floyd 4 times and can't get enough of them. To me the greatest band of all time.
Without a shadow of a doubt the best there ever will be
Saw them twice///I'm 61
We are blessed
Lucky man
Of course, they are the greatest.
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I'm now 82 years old and listen to Pink Floyd most days and still enjoy every moment', like most people Dark side of the Moon is my favourite album.
io ho 78 anni e tutti i giorni li ascolto, tutti i giorni!!
I want Echoes to be the very last piece of music I ever hear.
FOR ME, DIVISION BELL
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I understand. I really really do. Carry on man! It's all good! Relive it all!
I feel blessed that out of the 4.5 billion years of our planet's existence I was fortunate enough to live in the era of Pink Floyd.
So true.
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On the other hand we also got to know Bill Cosby a bit better as well as the lovely Darlie Routier. So I suppose "You can take the good, you take the bad, you take the rest and there you have..." After that note I love Pink Floyd that much more!
i asked god to delay my birth just to coincide with pink floyd
And I got to see them live also !!!!
There is a special place in hell for someone placing an ad in the middle of a David Gilmour solo.
Bart Alluyn you got that right
So So true!! Sacrilege to interrupt a genius at work!
Ublock, that's all.
hahahahah aint that the truth
@@iheartsanman adblock for youtube... works perfect... fuck all the ads!
I have been following Pink Floyd for over 50 years and I am autistic. I seldom if ever cry and today I watched this and wept like a baby! Thank you kindly for putting this on here.
Me too 😢
I cry almost daily @ times good & bad. Just enjoyed the time in between I guess, with or without natural enhancements. Life is .
They have been my boys for over 50 years. I shed tears, every time I watch?❤❤❤
Oops, accidentally hit a thumbs-down.
I felt the same !
Despite the obvious antagonism between Gilmour and Waters, their stage chemistry is amazing. Never get tired of listening to this amazing band. Long live Pink Floyd!
They didn't become enemies, just disagreements....that's all...
Yes, defenentley one of the verry Best, in there field of music and live show's!! But never forøget, that there constant, Are New and up comming, werry, werry good, young musisians, to enjoy in the future 😊😋😎. But P F. Is here, for us, allvays
Those 2 guys are some of the biggest douchebags in the music business. The way they treated all the extra personnel on dark side is just... Sad. Pathetic, really
Just sit and wonder WHY...yes....They had such Chemistry..!! Well of course..it's "Money"...I Imagine..!~
one lefty,and based righty..
never gonna mix again..at least Dave knows his instruments,and can sing...
I'm 23 years old yet I still come here at least twice a month. And I really want friends come here to listen to this masterpiece. Unfortunatly they're not to be found in these times.
Yo I’m here bro!
They can't make music now like in those days.
That's awesome! Previous comment I responded to, was by an 82 year old guy. This means something!
My son is 23, and I discovered him listening to Comfortably Numb. So, no you're not alone!😅
my kids are 10 and 14 years old...they probably are the two kids in school picking up Floyd tunes before they even are played!
I am speechless. So nice, so wonderful to listen to Pink Floyd. Anyone with me still listening in 2025?
I'm still here.
Absolutely 😁
Yep 😊
I'm 74 years old, I've been with Pink Floyd for half my life and I still can't get enough of this amazing band
I'm turning 67 and I'm right there with you.
I feel ya, me too 🎵🤘🏻🤟
💜☮️🕊🇺🇸
I’ve been listening to Pink Floyd for 56 years and I’m now 74 years old and there never ever will be a band that can compare with them
Likewise and I'm sure there are LEGIONS others across the planet
I am American. We desperatly need the Brits to help bring Music back
The greatest reunion ever in Rock music history! Who's still watching in 2019?
Me...
Peter Colthup, Franklin NC. Nick Mason has headphones on. What is he hearing?
I will listen to Pink Floyd till the day I die. I have been a huge fan since they began and I am now 75 years old. Does that tell you anything?
im just 25 old and i found floyd when i was 14. but yeah i'm still watch this and still play and listning floyd ewery day.
👍👍
You probably won't see this comment, but I just want to thank you for your being. Pink Floyd has been with me through the most difficult times of my life. When I couldn't even explain in words how I felt, your songs understood and explained me to myself. When I was alone and nobody knows my pains, I was listening your songs. I know we feel the same
ppp
You are not alone with that feeling, Pink Floyd has been a big part of me since the 70´.
The songs are like words out of my mouth.
Be well and stay safe
@@thorrasmussen7655 thanks sir, you too
Couldn’t have said it better myself. Beautiful words.
Very well put, young man!
Their creation of music, I could say it's genius. for me no other band could make what they did. Hall of fame.
I play this in my car, driving to work. Especially now during lockdown, I am a frontline health worker, so I need some amazing music just to keep rolling on. Stay in your bubble everyone and be kind. Xxxxx
Thank you Sharon and all the frontline workers for all you do!!! Pink Floyd's amazing music is helping a lot of us get through all of this!
God bless you Sharon
Thank you, Sharon. Stay safe.
Blessxxx
Thanks Sharon. Keep up the good fight!
a few months ago, i got really into pink floyd. ive been listening to them practically non stop since, learning a lot about their history as a band. i just recently found out my dad used to be a huge pink floyd fan as well, and when he learned i liked them, i could tell how excited about it he was. he’s been telling me so many facts about the band i never knew, and i can tell how happy he is doing it. i really owe it to this band that ive made such a fantastic connection with my dad.
Pink Floyd wrote Dogs
Beautiful story ad! Quite some years back I heard my son of early teens blaring Twisted Sister (or Bent Brother, not sure) from his bedroom through his new stereo (that's what we used to call them). I heard myself say, "What the hell is that noise? You can't even understand a word they're saying! I had a sudden flash that my father had said the same thing, and immediately realized that I had to do something. I grabbed "Dark Side of the Moon", headed down the hall and opened his door and said, "here, put this on!" He did. It was incredibly heart warming to realize that he fell in love with it. Yes, Pink Floyd has done wonderful things for this world...
we must be siblings then
Growing up my dad always played The Wall. I could not stand it as a kid. The babies crying, loud ship and crash sounds, but as I got older the band became one of my favourites. We got to see Roger Water's The Wall in 2010 in Toronto together, a night i'll never forget. I lost my dad in 2012 but he's always around when Pink is playing.
How great is that!!!
Pink Floyd can take me out of the worst mood I've ever had. They are nearly hypnotic to me. Forever my favorite
Me to,,chill's
That's the word, hypnotic!
Me too. Pink Floyd always gets me jamming. Got to see them a few times over the years so I am grateful to have had that experience. Loved concerts in the pre cell phone era.
They are amazing
Pink Floyd is the only music I know you can listen to their work for 30 years and NEVER get tired of it. I've probably listened to for the last 30 years and I enjoy it each time and I feel like I'm discovering something new every time. I've been to David and Roger's concert. It is mind-blowing.
And now you understand, hopefully, how we felt as teens when DS and WYWH came out. We listened on vinyl records and wore out our albums 🩷
I heard it first on the radio when I was three years old. I remember that very well. It was Brain Damage and Eclipse. I didn't know who sang it until I was 22 years old.
@@jeffryancarlson3273 Lol only 30 years i have listened to them since 1969 and iam now 70 and still cannot get over how great they are and people of today still like them 2024.
King Crimson - слушаю 45 лет и музыка становится только лучше , музыка сегодня это чистый бред сивой кобылы , увы
My 1st Pink Floyd Album was Wish You Were Here. I never bought dark side of the moon, but I met a girl who had it, so I married her.
You're a lucky man.
Seems a high price to pay for one album.
Well, for Dark Side, maybe not.
That's a damn good reason to get married!!!
Well played, Chuck!🎸🌞
Chuck Carr dark side of the moon was the first one for me and I never let go 😎
When Nick throws of the headphones it just showed how much these guys love their music, they set everything aside and crushed the best live performance of all time
If only they could get over their differences.
But alas it is human nature.
Alpha dogs are just that way. Nuff said
With all due respect, and I love Pink Floyd, I think the greatest live performance was Queen at Live Aid.
@@marybrunner1058 its all about opinions I would agree it’s top 3 but again that’s what’s fun is everyone has their own preferences!
@@marybrunner1058yep, was thinking the same.
@@marybrunner1058 or Zeppelin at the Fillmore, LA, Hawaii, Iceland, Japan or Cleveland, or Floyd at Pompeii, Winterland, Venice or the Rainbow, or Hendrix at any of a dozen places or The Beatles on the roof or any of the most popular bands in the world that we happened to get a few good recordings of over their long careers.
I'm fricken 60 years old- and stupidly cry every time i watch the finale of this Concert... I saw Floyd back in '74, but had always hoped to see them again... :) ...They were amazing to the last note!
I saw them at Tampa Stadium summer of 1974 about 50,000 people there. And again with my wife for the The Welcome to the machine tour at Tampa Stadium.
56 - Never got to see them but Meddle is still my favorite.
To me the best years were 67 to 77. After that I don't really care.
I just turned 61 and we had the best music! Mason is touring with his pre DSOTM tribute and Waters has his Us & Them tour... catch em if you can! Cheers!
i saw them in the 70's also and again during the pulse tour without waters which was just as amazing maybe more so, no drama or showboating.
24 minutes of the best music on this planet, thank you Pink Floyd - there will never be a band like this again. Everyone who had the opportunity to attend this performance was incredibly lucky!
Love it when Nick throws his headphones off to hear Gilmour’s guitar solo playing in Comfortably Numb. Beautiful music.
Yes, and he loses time in this moment. Haha! The worst Superdrummer ever!
@@johnnymaccaroni5397 Dude, I think he knew this was the last time this was Ever going to happen, and he just wanted to Soak up the majesty of the finality of the moment ....
It was because the end of the song doesn't require the synch track and they just play it out from the end solo.
@@johnnymaccaroni5397 i think you may be overstating this.....
@@heftosprod this guy's got it. Didn't need the click at that point. He's heard that solo before. He just wanted those damn headphones off his head!
Waters the brain, Gilmour the talent, Mason the power, and Wright the soul of Pink Floyd. Thanks .
well said
Syd Barrett was EVERYWHERE!!! :-)
Uncontrollably, unfortunately. :-(
Yeah! Syd Barrett was EVERYWHERE....
Shine On You Crazy Diamond!!! Just Poetry ( John Kuthe )
Milder and skully
just fine or better with out waters he did not make pink floyd , glimour did ... thats obvious
Listening to them as a teen, discovering who they were as a young adult, and rediscovering it all over again as a senior. Cheers UA-cam!
Muy buen tema
Espectaculares
I know! It's the coolest treat!!
Seeing Pink Floyd live in San Francisco and Oakland was amazing
@@acidheadzzz Yep !
I don't think there will ever be music like this again--so lucky to have grown up in this era.
You are quite right. This is classic.
Me too! They're the best 💯
I couldn't have said it better
Agree
Agree
In 1971, I was 14 years old...happened the first time I heard Echoes...I was hooked. For me, they have been the greatest band ever since. Then at 16, Dark Side of the Moon came out. It confirmed every feeling I ever had about Pink Floyd. Even went to see them in 1973. I'm 66 now, and I still listen to Pink Floyd albums most days. One of the world's greatest treasures. Made my life way better.
I was 10 when Dark Side came out and it has been with me ever since, like you. I don't know how many LPs and cassettes i have worn out but it is timeless.
FIRST song I heard Was.....Echos too!! I WAS HOOKED till this day!!! Ive seen them MANY times, in MANY places with and without Waters. Im 64 made My life Better too!!! Be well!!! John/Canada
My favourite track is Echoes, Pink Floyd are No1. I am a 67 year old daily listener of Floyd.
I guess in 71, they were so so different to anything else at that time, even after the Barratt era.
I own every album from Meddle onwards, born in 72, but I have been hooked on the post Barratt era Floyd for decades.
I am just turn 63. .I hear you my music teacher introduced our music class to P Floyd animals album . Been on the Pink Floyd trips till today . Lucky to see them 7 times 1 of witch all there including Syd . Sad the day he walked . Then next sad day fall out between David and Roger.
I consider all who found Floyd blessed.
My son stayed his trip at 10 with Floyd . First time he say dad who is this he was just starting his instrument studies piano now violin.
There will never be a band like this ever again!
This...
You got that right Pink Floyd is Priceless
WOULD REALLY LIKE TO SEE IT IF IT EVER HAPPENS.
Pp
@@rscottwilliams5706 I'd love to see it happen. Just think of the phenomenal music, they would put out!?!? But, NO your right. Because, any band of today wouldn't have to go through what they did to produce their great music!
For folks like me who sometimes don't have the time to watch it all: a quick list:
1. Speak To Me / Breathe (Reprise)
2. Money 5:06
3. Wish You Were Here 11:45
4. Comfortably Numb 16:24
- Nick so psyched for David's guitar solo he chucks his headphones - 18:30
- Roger calls group hug - 23:33
Life’s far too short to not take time to properly listen to DSOTM in its entirety.
@@perejoe1236 and then listen to Wish You Were Here straight after
"Roger calls group hug" - that moment, it was that friggin' moment, they could have done it. It wasn't even a matter of money, if they wrote a new album together it would simply obliterate all charts worldwide. All that effin' bad blood. Now Rick is gone, Nick is retired, David just sporadically writes stuff with his daughter and Roger does nostalgia tours. They could do it, that moment at time. This timeline, just a few nudges to the right direction(s) and so much more great music would be given to the world.
2024 and I am still tuning in. God bless you all for the greatest music for the past 50+ years. I'm 72 and no doubt you are the greatest band in my lifetime. Rock on.
I was a bar man in a pub when this was on the big TV. The whole pub stopped for half an hour. I served nobody and we all just watched it. Many years I worked in the bar and this never happened before and never again since. Was quite weird.
The power of Floyd brother
great story! thanks for sharing it
Great mate thx for the info
Thats Floyds magic i guess
WERE YOU ALL STONED ?????? LOL 👍😁👍😁👍😁👍😁👍😁
'Comfortably Numb' is and forever will be a masterpiece
bold statement
Way ahead of time. Excellent writers and musicians , appreciate all the did . Although my favorite is money.
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Good song, but overplayed
@@coachhannah2403 Go sit in the corner. Don't you dare open your mouth unless we ask you something.
One of the - if not, THE - most epic 24 minutes in R&R history.
Didn't happen for 24 years. Can never happen again. To those in attendance, I envy you.
I was there with my eldest son !
My hair stands on end with this master piece of geniuses rogers biggest mistake in life was thinking he was bigger then floyd shine on you crazy diamonds rip
My brother and I were there! What a day!
Well let's not forget Queen at Live Aid
@@CWPTraining Also epic.
I have been following Pink Floyd for what seems ages and still enjoy their music 🎶 today.
I don't usually get very emotional, but comfortably numb moves me to tears, unbelievable piece of music.
I cried while listening to (and singing along with) "Wish You Were Here", and that is something to which I would not normally admit, since I am the Alpha Male of All Alpha Males.
I think of dear friend that is not with as any more Wishes you where here bri go me to tears
a few songs gives me chills, a few bring tears but i think the 2nd solo in comfortably numb is the first guitar solo to bring me tears. it's as close to perfect as music can get
@@rickwagner3797agree! So moving
@@rickwagner3797 I agree. This is as close to perfection as you can get within music.
David Gilmour's voice & guitar like honey, extra extraordinary
Roger Walters no so 👎
The Final goodbye of the Floyd, the greatest most touching band. A great friend of mine and my dad is currently 89 and suffering from dementia and he is one of my inspirations. He loves the Floyd and said he must have owned and worn out about three wish you were here albums. When my dad and I put on pink Floyd shine on you crazy diamond for him you could just see his eyes light up as all the memories that came with the music came back, and his love for floyd. This is why I love the Floyd, because they touch you deeply and can bring memories and magic to life. Thank you
Music is magic. It can transform things. Take care.
Saw Floyd in Munich at the Olympie Halle in 1976 to be honest we didn't know what we were seeing. Now it's too late. Never see any of them again
Waters is srill alive but that's not Floyd
That brought a tear to my eye. All the best
Music does reach through dementia and connect us to our loved ones. One time in her nursing home, I sung a line to my mother who had severe dementia..."I'm an old cowhand, on the Rio Grande..." She pulled herself upright in her wheelchair and proudly shouted out the next line, "and my legs ain't bowed, and my cheeks ain't tanned." Lordy I didn't even remember that, but someone who never spoke awakened to herself and her memories, if even for only a few minutes. Bless you and your love for your dad.
Mesmerizing!!!
One of the greatest band of all times.
Their music was not made only for 70’s or 80’s. Their music and lyrics are so advanced that their music will be listened for generations to come.
Not one of the greatest bands of all time. The were the greatest band of all time. If you ever saw them live you would know.
The music is for right now 2022
Wrong. The greatest bans of all time.
@@THEJR-of5tf there is nobody to match their live shows, great to watch on video but an absolute experience to see live…. So glad to have had that experience 3 times 😃
i'm 15 and i love pink floyd and prog rocl
Heard Comfortably Numb a billion times and still gives me chills... Every. Damned. Time.
It's almost spiritual. Every time since it first came out until the day I am gone.
I'm 67 and I feel the same
Especially Pompeii 2016 live version... Respect!!!
@@luckydenttech3038 that was the best 🌌
Yeah damn....he is out of his mind.
The fact I’ll never get to see them live is sad, but every time I see this performance it reminds me their music is eternal.. Pink Floyd thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the amazing music!
Iam so glad i did and get to see them at the Albert Hall London and it was the most amazing time of my life,
Diviison Bell was my very first concert..that was in 1991..iam 50 years old now.ive been to ALOT of shows .ill NEVER see a better show..their music is Legendary!!
Sorry to correct but Division Bell was in 1994 on the Pulse tour
im a 14 yr old kid who has been brought up by my now passed dad listening to pink floyd and metallica and other bands alike . i have every pink floyd album on vinyl and listen to them . wish you were here brings a tear to my eye every time i hear it as me and my dad used to sing along to it whener it came on the radio , and now ive learnt it on guitar and play it on my acoustic at his grave . Also nick smiling and taking off his headphones to listen to gilmours masterpiece solo in comfortably numb is chilling . thanks for all the great memories you have given me to remember my dad with . LOVE YOU GUYS . LEGENDS THAT WILL NEVER DIE
I sent a cassette to my sister winter 82. Hope I didn’t, insult her with Shine On
Your dad was a good man I'm sure he'll be proud of you sounds like he taught you well so pass it on not enough love in this world
Never, never. NEVER...
Quel band tanks
Very cool take from a 14 year old - the world needs more people like you - I also picked up on the "Nick taking off his headphones" thing - nice observation.
I am a 75 year old Marine. Pink Floyd, through their music, helped me navigate through some very bad times & celebrate the better times. Gaia watch over them all!
Thank you for your service.
Semper fi brother
USMC(RET)
Congratulations!!I'm 30 years old
@@rdsii64
Hoorah!
You chose to fight pointless wars for hawkish polticians. No one forced you. I hate when people act like they are so devastated after returning from a war that they signed up for fighting in the first place. That's like putting my hand in the meat grinder and then expecting people to feel sorry for me. Smh.
If more people were like me wars wouldn't exist. I'll never thank any veteran for their service because doing so means I have to accept the premise of whatever war they fought in and the premises for all th US wars are of corporate nature. No thank you. I shake my head and think "how stupid ppl are to throw their lives away for a hawkish government". I was smarter than that. Fuck ears and fuck the military in every country. Fuck all people who sign up to go to war. So stupid. So fucking stupid.
Roger Waters! David Gilmour! Nick Mason! Richard Wright and also Syd Barrett.....Thank you for everything! Golden time! Golden boys! All are very talented and amazing.......................
I am 66 years old came up in glued listening to Pink Floyd! Still to this day these songs go to my soul! Where has our music gone in the generation! To all musicians in today's generation(s) this was music that was phenomenally written produced and performed 😡😡😡I retired from playing about 7 years ago but when I hear one of these Fender P or J basses played makes me want to pick a bass guitar up again!!!
Setlist
01:04 Breathe
05:09 Money
11:53 Wish You Were Here
16:30 Comfortably Numb
Valeu ❤
I NEED YYOU
Not every hero wears a cape
Really appreciate it
0:10 Speak to me
My dad introduced this song to me now he's gone forever....i miss u dad
Yet, you will see him again at some point after this mortal sojourn.
Don't worry dear mate, he's waiting. If you can explain from where gravity comes, or magnetism for that matter, or how the moon comes to be in 'tidal lock' to Earth, such that we never see it's dark side, or how it happens to be 400 times smaller than the sun yet in an eclipse it is the same size such that we get a 'diamond ring corona' due to it being 400 times closer to earth..... once you can explain all these things then tell me that this life is all there is and I'll believe you... Your time starts: NOW ;-)
So sorry to hear bro! We are on your side! You will see him one day again! :)
which one, they played 4
@@steveboyes3367 wish u were here....my bad
I will always remember the day I discovered Pink Floyd. It was a Saturday in the summer of 1973, sitting in a '63 Pontiac, in a hay field , behind a haystack , with my buddy drinking beer and smoking reefer. He pops in an 8 track , it was DSOTM. I says, who's this . He said Pink Floyd. I m 63 now, and still a faithful listener .
There is none better than Pink Floyd.
Rod Fast damn nice story
For me it was 1977 for Dark Side of the Moon my 64 Chevy Impala in my quadrafonic 8-track player
Nice! Great memory! I was fortunate enough to catch them on their last tour. 1994 Vancouver, CANADA...sans Roger Waters, but epic nonetheless!
Rod Fast great story! God bless you.
great story, one day in 2018 i was driving around with my buddy and he said dude i got an album for you. Tells me to open his phone go to spotify and look up animals bt pink floyd im 18 and now a faithful listener
Best version ever of C.Numb, with 2 lead vocals, exchanging thoughts and feelings. So bad they're seperated for a very long time.
Still the best rock group of all times!
that second lead solo still brings a tear to my eye just as it did 3 decades ago............some things never grow old.
This wasn't 30 years ago, 2008
@@m42037 Comfortably Numb was released 3 decades+ ago........just as great then as it is today.
I meant this concert. Ya I remember this record was new for years after it's release in Nov 79. It's over played not my favourite on the record, but great song. Strange there's got to be more to this concert. Echoes is one of my favourite songs. I'm a drummer and love playing with my headphones on listening on UA-cam. There's a concert Dave plays Echoes last time before Rick dies and there's a sit in drummer that is dull, he doesn't play all the fills at all, I was I was playing I'd play it just Nick did at Pompeii.
I actually really like the first solo, the major one. The minor tonality second is masterful too, of course. Every note of each is bloody brilliant
There will never be another band like Pink Floyd. Roger Waters, Syd Barrett, Dave Gilmore, Richard Wright, Nick Mason...True legends
I completely agree.Congratulations for the comment.
Best Band ever.....
@@michaelgrunow5528 We share the same opinion about Pink Floyd.
The world is full of good tasters.Thank God, webmate.
The best way to keep the past alive, is not to lose connections to it.
That moment at the end when Waters beckons to Gilmour to come over and puts his arm around Gilmour's shoulders, and then the four stood together. It gave me chills.
Same here. I don't know why Waters and Gilmour until today they still remain kind of enemy. The reason why nobody knows.
There's too much bad blood between Waters and Gilmour for them to ever be friends again --- but at least they recognized the fans deserved to see one final "happy reunion"
What they don't show you, is that after that brief get together by all four, the other three of them shunned Waters completely and had their own group hug, so to speak - without Waters - and for much longer.
bingo
Chills. First signs of covid
i'm 103 and i am still jamming to pink floyd
Look at the sheer determination of all four guys in the last solo. They are all deep in the ”Zone”. Richard is almost hurting his back with his passionate moves behind the keyboards. Roger is clenching his jaws and playing the life out of that bass. David has got the ”thousand-yard-stare”,and has merged with the music, way out in space or other dimensions. Nick throws his headphones and later shows a awesome ”fighting-face” , shredding the skin of those poor drums.
YEAH , they know it is the last time.
”I’m gonna go with a bang , dudes”.
Sempre grandi(io ero lì!!!!!!! In prima fila)
The best damm rock - n - roll for your sole, bar none !!!!
This is such beautiful and also sad comment !
Hy
No doubt pink floyd is one of the best if not the best of all bands in fact my first child is name after them long live pink floyd...
I’m 15 and these men are gods to me as they were to my father, I bought the vinyl, I bought the posters, but you know, it’s the music
I've got 50yrs on you pleased to see someone that so young that appreciates Floyd 👍
@@dockaos924 which ones pink ?
@@maxjelley4055 Pink Floyd are No1 I've seen a couple of cover bands that do them justice I've seen Think Floyd live a couple of times,,Think Floyd are UK based and seen vids of Australian pink Floyd both bands are awesome
I’m 14 and live PF, also Zep and AC/DC, these men are gods of rock
Still too young to try it on psychedelics like the music was intended for but all good 👍🏼
Really nice to see Waters passion for the words when Gilmour is singing. And Gilmour sings just like the record at his age. Fair play to them.
POLI KALA STA ELINIKA.
I first hear Pink Floyd when I was 12 yrs old cruising in a impala o f their 8 track. Now I'm 60 and understand why those times are so remembered. Rollie
@Trevor Graham poli kala means very good!
@@markossifnos1224 Τους μπερδεψες για τα καλά, φίλε!
Pink floyd is the best
I'm 70 next year and have had a fair bit of involvement with music from an early age and one of the best,if not then best was seeing them perform Dark Side of the Moon outside. Amazing beyond belief with real people using real instruments. Thanks for the performances and letting me live in the best music years in the last few thousand.x
Thank you Syd (RIP), Richard (RIP), Nick, David & Roger for adding to our quality of lives for so long - you’ve touch so many hearts and many more yet to come…
Thank you and God bless.
"... the child has grown, the dream is gone" That single phrase brings me to tears... they will never be equalled. How lucky we were to live in the same generation as the Floyd.
Not as lucky as the ones who lived in the same generation of Beethoven...
@ nah fam
So true, they are our generation Beethovens.
There's a brilliant version of Comfortably Numb that Waters and Company played at the Berlin Wall when it was brought down. Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell, and Levon Helm join in, but it's Van The Man who stirs the soul like no other. There's a DVD of the whole show, but I think this particular number may be on UA-cam. Check it out.
yes, the tears have released the emotion that anchored us to the past and now our dreams with courage have found us again bringing us to our spiritual path manifesting our divine plan and sacred mission that brings Heaven to Earth finding and becoming Love...……….only Love
and we are going HOME...…...with peaceful and giving hearts...….
my favorite guitarist of all time: David Gilmour. If his playing does not affect your soul, you don't have one.
Absolutely agree 100%. The most tasteful and soaring leads and the King of "Less-is-More tasteful playing.
you become comfortably nomb :)
Flomulous VaanDerstoode: He still has his singing voice even if he’s older
@@goldentigeredward Precisely. You know that he feels every single note he plays from beginning to end and that that is exactly how he wants it to sound.
I described it once as reaching into the depth of his soul, then reaching into yours. It is astonishing, given how many times he has played that, how powerful it is emotionally.
A band before their time, I cried knowing this was the last time I would see them all together, GREAT SHOW, I was blessed that I was able to watch it, I am 59 years young, grow up to their awesomeness enjoyed every moment!
I called in sick to work to watch this live on TV...an excellent life decision on my part.
Absolutely......For this I would have done the same
There is always work......
But this is a once in a lifetime experience ❤
My late husband’s favourite band of all time. Wish You Were Here ………
Yep, my best friends' too .. hard to listen to Wish You Were Here without a tear in the eye .. & a joint in the hand
Thank you. Great comments. Keep listening in these strange times
Rest Easy to your husband.
He'll always be with you, Lynette. Best wishes to you
I played Comfortable Numb and Wish you were for my fiance's funeral 23 years ago. We saw Pink Floyd twice in Houston in the Astrodome and Rice Stadium. I will always remember and love PINK FLOYD!!! RIP Syd, Rick Wright and my Robert 05-21-1996.
Wish You Were Here always gets to me. It reminds me of my Granny (she took care of me most of my life) who passed away 6 years ago. She was the one who introduced me to Floyd. When I was in my early to mid teens, she bought me The Wall and DSOTM for Christmas. I gave her a look like, wth is this? Before I could say anything, she said, "Go to your room, lay down, put on your headphones, and just listen. Trust me, you'll love it."
I did. In fact, I did more than that. I cried; cried tears of joy for listening to the most beautiful music in the world for the first time in my life. When I finished listening to both albums, I went downstairs with a smile on my face. My Granny smiled back at me and said, "See? What did I tell you?"
I remember us watching Live 8 together on the TV. We loved every second of PF's performance, agreeing that it was a great idea that they were one of the last acts because you MUST save the best for last.
I love you, Granny. I wish you were here.
Great story thanks.
Beautiful story. Cool Granny!
Lucky you, what a fantastic gift to you from your granny, and so cool that you were able to appreciate it. I listened and watched it with tears flowing down my cheeks, and I'm not even sure why. Amazing and Beautiful.
Cool Grandma.
Granny Rocks
I am 85 now and whenever I get a chance, I tune in and watch most Pink Floyd, concerts and never get tired of listening. By far, he and his other performers are the best.
One of the few bands whom you never get bored listening the millionth time.
Comfortably Numb is such a masterpiece in history of music.
Amen, one of the best songs ever created.
Super overrated.
I'm glad it was in "The Wall" double Pink Floyd album. There aren't any tracks in "The Wall" I don't like any less. Granted Dark Side of The Moon and Wish You Were Here were great melodic tunes (known for mellow soft rock's greatest) I do love the way Pink Floyd turned up the volume with "Animals" and "The Wall" for those tracks deserving of their own for how to approach Hard Rock in the youth culture of the late 1970s taking in many other music artists having songs inspiring also.
@@lawrencejelsma8118 Animals kicks ass I fuckin’ LOVE Animals.
@@Spudworm891 ... Hell yeah! 👍 Even just selecting the random two tracks from the Wall: "One Of My Bad Turns" and the following track "Ohhh Babe (Don't Leave Me Now)!" 😵😊 ... Or ... from The Wall "Empty Spaces (movie What Shall We Do Now)" to "Young Lust" to "You Better Run Like Hell!" I taped on CrO2 metal cassette tapes "Animals" and double album time "The Wall" for my car cassette player still working today everywhere I drive! 👋
One of my happiest day of my life when I convinced my son to join me to one of their concerts, later he told me 'now I understand their music'.
Pink Floyd will still be listened to 100 years from now
love to know of anyother group what could last that long 🤨as at the moment they have lasted 65 years 🤔
if we are still here... yes, awesome group. I sure miss being able to afford live concerts... these guys were awesome to see!
@@stevehardisty6502 Saw them, I mean Experienced them Live in Selby Yorkshire 1969. Concert ? Free
If humanity lasts... long time beyond that.
never again will anyone in this world witness such an amazing quartet of musicians come together to produce arguable some of the most profound music ever. this is not an understatement nor an opinion, it is a fact.
Нет объяснений таким шедеврам исполнения, музыки, от Бога
u had me up until that last sentence
I would agree except for The Beatles. Everything changed with The Beatles arrival including Pink Floyd.
@@НиониллаШалыгина-ю9я The Who - easily the best musicians, position for position, and some of the best songwriting of all time.
But yes, these guys are totally right up there!!
search king crimson on spotify hombre
Greatest band of the history of rock music. Period.
No doubt bruh ..... Mad respect.
They're two : pink Floyd and Genesis
greatest band in music history, PERIOD
No argument there!!!
Agreed
I remember when dark side hit the stores. I listened to that album 100 times. Seems like yesterday. Life goes by faster and faster the older you get. Embrace and enjoy everyday you can. And be good. The world needs that especially these days.
God bless you Dennis
I was 13 yo...became a fan right then.
Totally agree 💯👌
The world won't be lost to bad men, it will be lost because good men do nothing.
Thanks for the reminder Dennis. Our existence is a precious gift... what a time to be alive... to experience this beautiful creation.
I'm 65 and have listened to a lot of favorite bands in my life, but the older I got, I kept coming back to Pink Floyd. I told my wife to just play Pink Floyd albums when I'm on my death bed. I would love my eyes to close on the last verse of Echoes or the ending of Comfortably Numb.
only the great gig in the sky)))
What a gift. Listen over and over. You realize these were and are the pinnacle of musicians. They composed and wrote their own music. It's timeless.
They were pretty bad, however, in the sixties. Just shows what practice and persistent work can do for people.
Yes the BEST...
The Best.
I’m proud to have made it to 69years old & had the honour to listen to Pink Floyd music, with the unmistakable voice of David Gilmour. Pink Floyd’s music makes my whole body feel every harmonic, bass, well so many sounds to feel, that’s absolutely wonderful, euphoric & many more emotions, no drug comparison. So I thank you for your awesome 😎 music. Never to old to FEEL the LOVE/MUSIC 🙏🙏💖💖🥰🥰🥰🥰🇦🇺👏🏻👏🏻
53 model myself
And I would just sit on the floor in front of the speakers and just take it all in
And I'm only that young person again in mind. 😁😉
Gilmour's voice on Roger's great songs is part of what drew me to noticing them on the radio. It's Roger's dynamic and emotional voice and lyrics and arrangements on the albums, that keep me listening 35 years later.
I'm 75 and have been😊listening to Pink Floyd since umagua
Great BAND TO GETHIGH BY
Что ещё можно сказать, только благодарность музыкантам, что смогли отбросить свои амбиции друг к другу, воссоединиться и снова сыграть на радость нам, фанатам. Pink Floyd Forever!
ДА!!!
0:00 Speake to Me
1:11 Breathe
2:28 Breathe (Reprise)
5:05 Money
11:46 Wish you We Here
16: 30 Confortably Numb
Thanks a lot for this.
Short concert 🤔
It should be pinned. Good work. Although, edit/delete the space between the ":" & 3 on Comfortably numb. It keeps it from making a timestamp link.
My man
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Pink Floyd is my favorite band of all time. They have helped me through so many times in my life, the fun, the sad, the hard, and just about every time in between.
I started listening to them when I was 12 and it will make me very happy and I hope that I can go out listening to their great music.
Their music resonates in my soul. I would not have been the person I am today without this wonderful music.
Thank you guys for all the great times and sounds. Your music will live on for generations to come due to its greatness! 😃
My love of Pink Floyd started at 16, I’m 65, love them still.
me too !
Same
Same for me started loving Pink Floyd at 16 and gonna be 65 in April...I love Pink Floyd and listen to them everyday !
how did you feel when the endless river came out
Me too, except I'm 66.
This is history being made, 4 of the greatest musicians in the world with some of the best music ever made. Amazing.🙏
agreed.. but there are at least 7 musicians up there...
Gilmour and Waters deserve most of the credit. Wright and Mason were good but not great. They had to hire a session drummer for a song on the Final Cut after all...
@@grantdm Waters was easily the worst musician out of all of them. He was an amazing lyricist though.
@@briandurham5857 Interesting. He not only wrote lyrics, but also chord progressions, rhythms (including the iconic Money baseline in 7/4 time).
Couldn't agree more! My father introduced me to this band when I was 14. It changed me forever! Thanks, Pop....
What a refreshing day listening to my favorite band of all time, amidst the COVID-19 Quarantine!! Songs that were/are solidly classic and antidote to this coronavirus!! A million thanks Pink Floyd!!
Hey I have been Sooo doing my best I am truly trying to find for you and...? I think perfect time for pink Floyd I hope you enjoy it but everybody Kayla everybody keep care we have no masks here in Montreal everybody is I don’t praying for everybody except myself the world needs more help than you were the careful don’t be big shots and not wear masks please it’s so crucial and gloves now because I will I’m realizing that they are finally people taking it seriously so
PF, Jethro Tull, Uriah Heep, Neil Hannon and Duke Special. An eclectic mix TBH, but it works for me!!
No fear,let us fucking virus in ass!!
Pink Floyd helps me to stay home and relax.
Gods voice turned into notes. Long Live The Dark Side Of The Moon.
I end up crying every time I listen to this concert. It is such a sad thing that I will never see them live in my life. Such a powerful and amazing band. They are definitely eternal, they are history and a human patrimony. RIP and thanks for all Syd and Richard
Miracles do happen! LOL
I was fortunate to see Roger Waters in concert last year, its the closest I’ll ever get to seeing a Pink Floyd concert.
Emir Santillan It happens to me too :(
I was lucky enough to see their Animals Tour in 1977 at the Cape Cod coliseum and it was amazing!🐖
@@keepingitreal8245 animals used to be one of my least favourite albums.....not so now
I’ve watched this countless times and when Nick takes of his headphones to hear Dave’s solo gets me every time!!!
After basically being apart for 23 years these guys come back together, practice three days and play quite possibly the best performance they ever did together. What if they could have held it together all those years they didn't play together? Amazing!
Miss Tina Maria Cassar. watching from Wales UK. An excellent band one of the best! With the tribute bands from Australia and Wales playing live I've seen the Welsh Pinc Floyd band X3 now can't get enough of their live shows! Not seen the genuine Pink Floyd live though wish I had!
That's because they are TRUE artists, nothing like the cr*p today that call themselves artists for working with autotunes and a truckload of other fancy stuff. They're incapable of pulling this off and they won't be remembered like Pink Floyd or some other great bands from the 60-80's, because they just don't have it. I'm glad I'm one of the generation that were able to live this period, seen a lot of concerts, Yes, Uriah Heep, etc etc, all amazing. Too bad all these great artists are leaving us one by one.
Absolutely I agree...
Yes❤
They might have killed each other, but the music they made might have been worth it. I so wish that one day the kids of these guys decide to do something incredible and put all their feisty dads solo work together in a pot and have i dunno, fatboy slim & the ghost of alan parsons sample & remix their isolated tracks of the into an album-length jam.
Only Pink Floyd can turn 4 songs into a 23 minute concert, and have every single minute be worth it.
You need to check out the jam band scene. I LOVE Pink Floyd but there's a bunch of bands that play single songs over 20 minutes that are fire from start to finish and leave you wanting more!
Well the Dead can play 1 song for 30 mins during a 4 hour concert. And I luv every minute of it.
Trop trop bien😊😊
Oui, mais après c'est à l'infini😊
Moi tu sais j'adore beaucoup de choses, et là cet après midi 😊
I think that the last solo is one of the most beautiful things that a human being could have created❤
What makes all this music so special is when it was made they never knew how special it would become.
The last solo on comfortably numb is magically epic on this session, because all band members are giving it their all funneling their long history of musical exploration in this one moment of time. They know that this is the last song, and the last time they may ever play together again. They needed to play out that perfect musical dynamic they have and will always have together, one last time.
I´m 42.... I grew up listening to my dad's vinyls... and to me, there is nothing greater than Pink Floyd in the whole world. ..... I hope new Gens keep listening till the end of times
Legendary band ! 4 monsters of the rock music still at the top !! A pure pleasure !!!
Love the way Mason takes off his headphones in Comfortable Numb.
Fantástica presentación
They know each other tor decades and it's still amazes him!
Yeah, he just wants to listen to Dave's solo!
Yes i love that too
Love it
Tears, chills, goosebumps, respect, admiration, awe, and sadness......all a result of watching Pink Floyd, and knowing they will no longer be playing together. The greatest live band of their time.
I have to interject that the Grateful Dead was the greatest LIVE band of any time. However, Pink Floyd is their own genre of music, and therefore has no equal. Furthermore, don't be sad at what passes away from this life, just be happy that you had part of "their season" with them, and that we can now have these videos at our disposal to watch again when we want.
@@rlvalle12 Dont forget THE WHO and the ALLMAN BROTHERS
Hats off to Roger Waters, David Gilmore, Richard Right, Mick Mason each one of you. Such a brilliant and talented musician you are...the world will never have such music ever again. I wish I could see live PF concert in my lifetime. I am from Bangladesh me and my friends are PF fan over 30 years. Lots of love and respect ❤️🇧🇩
Thankyou Dad for introducing me to this..Miss you everyday..I feel apart of you still here when I'm listening to this..
I feel the same. Floyd music keeps my dad close to me. I swear I can hear him singing along
My God, to watch them together gain, playing Comfortably Numb... to feel it - to watch them feeling it, to hear those awesome lyrics and listen to the greatest rock guitar solo of all time... what a treasure!
I don't think I've ever seen Waters that relaxed. Their music is timeless.
I'm 74 as many have said I think Pink Floyd is the greatest, never tire of listening to their songs. Being named Floyd my family knows my my fav. shirt.
This really makes me appreciate the luck of being born in the late 50's ! I've been to hundreds of live shows , I've got the hearing loss to prove it . Pink Floyd was always incredible live...Thanks.....Peace
Este aí peace e Ligado 🇧🇧☸️☮️🛐#
I hear that, i was born in1950 lots of awesome shows some i do not remember, had a hell of a good time.
Lucky bastard…
@@Mraidsan yessir
I am a die hard pink floyd fan and when my wife 2 tickets to this concert I thought I had died and gone to heaven. Morning of the show my daughter said she wanted to go so I gave her my ticket. I watched it on TV and when pink floyd came on I cried my eyes out for not being there
Small price to pay to see your daughter happy! Kind regards from BC
Good man
I love my daughters too.
You are an amazing man. X
Gift of a lifetime ✨️
My most massive regret in life, not seeing Pink Floyd in concert.....I make up for that by collecting vinyl, which I have a massive collection of Pink Floyd! Thank you guys for making timeless music!
Saw them twice in the 90s. Chapel Hill and Raleigh. Life moving
Oh yes is all good
Never sow them live
To young, they were in Wien 94. Division Bell tour, that was nearest, I'm from Zagreb and then 13 years old
And what happend
Nick Mason came to Zagreb last year with Saucerful tour and I played old songs, first 4 albums,before Dark Side
You can't imagine how happy I was
Missed The Wall as i was at school and couldn't get away, friend gave away my ticket. Sold my Division Bell tickets as my wife was giving birth....but 3 days later, their last night at Earls Court, she sent me packing and I bought a ticket outside which nearly required a mortgage and took all the cash I had. Came out to find my car had been towed away. BUT it was amazing and so glad I went. Phenomenal, edge of seat stuff. Well worth it despite the cost and some comments over the years from 'er indoors!
As a kid during the seventies I was surprised to find my dad enjoyed Pink Floyd and knew their music. I told him I thought you only liked Classical music,he said “you can’t get more classically trained than these guys “ .
It's crazy that no one knew that this would be the last time they all play together. It's great that I can always watch this whenever I want. Truly timeless
Nothing to add........
i think people probably had an idea. they were already getting pretty old by then and even if they put their differences aside for this, it wasn't exactly rekindled friendship. it would have been nice though if there were another reunion; if rick lived longer, perhaps there could have been. i would have loved to see them all play echoes again
Well comme tu thé music'''',,
Je pas bien compris',, qu'à ??
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