I was there at Earls Court for 3 of the 12 nights of the Pulse concert, including the night they video recorded what you are watching. Yes, the concert was amazing.
At the last Pink Floyd event that I went to was the division bell tour in the early 90s about the same time as this. There were old folks like me there were hippies, young folks, children people in business suits it was truly an event. Everybody was happy. My pulse CD was still flashing after years and then I put a new battery in it and flashed for more years
2014, out there tour Paul McCartney, 2 sellout nights Tulsa Ok...same thing, 12 year olds , teens , mid lifers, and us old dudes...and every aisle, singing , dancing, remembering....same gift that David gave on this tour.
I was at the one in Houston, Texas. A Blue Norther blew through and all heck broke loose. I can still see David standing there wailing on the guitar in a white T- shirt. Rain, lightening and thunder tearing the place up. They were playing this when the power went out it the stadium. A night to remember!!!!
1994, Tampa, Fl. Best live show ever. I was 24, 53 now. So amazing ❤. Thanks for playing it From the first 2nd version of Pink Floyds jam. Saw them in 1988, at 18yrs old. Missed prom night. no regrets!!!
This was the 5th and final time I saw Floyd. Sat front row center in The Superdome in New Orleans for this. Nothing like it for Floyd fans everywhere… 🤘✨
I was there!! Well, at least at the Alamodome in San Antonio on this Pulse tour in 1994. 18th row seats on the floor!!! Great to see your appreciation for this performance!!!!
I went and saw Pink Floyd's Momentary Lapse of Reason tour here in Australia in the late 80s. It was so good I bought tickets for another show in the same week. That show had flying pigs, a bed that flew over the crowd and they also finished with Run like Hell.
I saw this very show in Toronto exactly 30 years ago (seems like only yesterday!!!), in the summer of 1994. It was absolutely mental!!! And at the end, the stage looked like it was on fire!!! What a way to end such an amazing concert!!! 🎆❤ Thrilled to know you will do movies, and hope you will be able to do "The Wall"!!! If not, try the 2014 documentary, it’s fabulous as well!!!
To watch Pink Floyd in concert is another worldly experience. . One of my sons used to play Floyd so his plants would grow better.😊😉😉. One of those plants was named Vera.
Wow! That was amazing and the light show was incredible! They looked like they were really enjoying themselves! Every clip I've seen from this tour has been fantastic! Boy I wish I had been to that show!!
I wasn’t there, but was at one in Manchester, Maine Rd, in 1988, the Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour. It was quite similar and the encore was just as mind blowing!
I’m glad you enjoyed it! You’re a fan like me, Snoops! The way he moves to the music is fun to watch and the personality in his bass accents the song perfectly. His book sounds interesting!
EPIC! You should watch the re-mixed video/audio version, has a lot more shots of the band, especially at the end, the crazy drum fills are done by the percussionist.
What a show that was. I went to many concerts before and since the Division Bell tour, and nothing even came close. The sound was as clean as a $100,000 audiophile's home stereo. I was lucky to be living right behind TOWER RECORDS at the time where Ticketron or some other seller had a booth. The line was insane. The show sold out on me while I was still inline with 200 people in front of me, but I found a person walking out who bought extras tickets and who sold me three for $70 each. THANK YOU whomever you were. BTW, the stage did not glow like it did in the video. The lighting was much sharper. That effect is glare on the cameras that we did not see with our naked eyes.
I was 16 when I first heard PF on the underground FM station living with my folks in the SF Bay Area in 1968.. and I looked the same as you. We Floydies just get older but our respect and awe to have been a part of the PF 'LIVE' generation will never leave... Welcome to the best music ever made.
"All those lights," Pink Floyd put on a wonderful laser and light show was just the music that traveled all over the US. Watching those with your laser glasses was truly ethereal.
Chicago show row 25 floor to the left 3 hits of window pain acid. My mind is still blown. Musically the Animals tour 77 in Cleveland was the best show l've seen.
The lights aren't affecting the people onstage. They are all behind and above, out front of them. It's something the audience can see, and it's the greatest stage lighting ever
This is the caliber of music I grew up with. And why a scoff at what passes as music now. And yes, I did trip at one of their concerts. Dark Side of the Moon specifically. Good old days indeed.
Hi Lee, I was at the show in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. It was the fourth time I'd seen Pink Floyd and out of the 100 or so gigs I've been to in the past 50 years, this still is the best "rock show" I've ever experienced. Keep up the good work, man.
I went to that tour a couple of times but truthfully I appreciate it more now than I did back in the day, I took Floyd's light side for granted but now realise just how special they were.
The story about the lights, for this tour, was that Gilmour told the lighting designers that they should spend whatever they want. Lighting and set were given total freedom to spend at will. It shows, and it WAS amazing.
Pontiac Sliverdome, 1994. Floyd played Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety for the first time since 1975 (also done in Detroit). One of the best concerts I've ever seen.
I think I told you before that I saw this tour when I was living in Atlanta. The best concert I've ever seen. My friend described it best, she said "I'll never be able to explain this to anybody!"
Nobody puts on a live Show like Floyd! This 1994 World Tour was "The Division Bell" World Tour, this show at Earls Court in London is called the Pulse Concert, it is one of the last shows of the tour. The tour ran from March to October, there were something like 110 shows, in over 60 cities in 17 countries. Do you know the story of the stage, or should I say the 3 identical stages that leapfrogged across North American? Floyd had the 3 stages built for this tour, not only 3 stages, but 3 of everything! The stages, sound systems, the rigs, the gear, the lighting etc., there was 3 of everything used in North America. Because of the time involved in load in, and setup, (3 full days), and then tear down and load out, (2 and a half days), they absolutely needed 3 of everything to perform all of the shows that were booked in North America. It was the largest Rock concert to that point in time 700 tons of steel, using 60 trailer trucks with a crew of like 120 people, it was a MASSIVE tour! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "The Wall" album was released in 1979 and the American tour started in 1980. This was another massive Show, it was so massive logistically and economically that they performed only 12 Concerts in the US in 1980, 6 on the west and 6 on the east coast. I was fortunate enough to get tickets to one of the six Shows on the east coast, the venue for these Shows was The Nassau Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale NY, on Long Island. "The Wall" concert was the most incredible, phenomenal Show/Concert/Play/Performance, I have ever witnessed in all my 68 years of life!
Been to this Pulsr tour in Tempe AZ in Apr 1994. The whole concert lasted 3.5 hours. This energetic finale was meant to hopefully awake the stoners and help them get safely home. The tour was to promote the Division Bell album released on the same year.
There is a CD of Pink Floyd from 74 live doing “Dark Side Of The Moon” live in album order. I played it for a friend about a week ago, it was truly a great recording/performance!
The whole concert is incredible man , Please do a weekly reaction of it from start to finish a song a week. That would be amazing and well .. WELL worth your time and effort.
I saw this tour in Chicago at Soldier Field. During the finale you fully expected the entire apparatus would either launch itself into space or implode in on itself in some spectacular Star Warsee fashion. The lights were so bright you could not look directly at the stage. The sound so loud folks were covering their ears with eyes that looked like saucers (Well, at least those that still had pupils left if you know what I mean). 🚬 The explosions, fireworks that went high into the night sky, a million decibels of surround sound amplified guitar greatness, and a little bit of thunder and lightning in the night sky to complete the package, and we're talking a sensory overload that actually took days if not weeks to fully recover from. Kinda on the order of PTSD... but a much happier form. The concert was on a weekday, I want to say Wednesday. No way was I going to make it into work the next morning. How do you go to sleep after that. P S the stage never did explode... can't say the same for the majority of the audience that was there that night. Blown away!! 🤯
Thank you for doing this reaction, Lee! For sharing this beauty. It is comforting. I’m so glad you enjoyed it. They shower the viewers with LOVE, with WHITE LIGHT. Their smiles are wonderful to see. Guy Pratt really adds to the sound! I am always grateful to Marc Brickman for his light designs. Thanks again, Lee! I wish you could come out with more money on the videos.
Lee, ❤️Guy Pratt and the light display! Guy’s bass and vocals are wonderful! See him running at the end? 😀 The lighting designer, Marc Brickman is the mind behind this complete Burst of LOVE! 💫
The dynamic that Guy brings to Floyd is amazing! I have read his book and used to listen to his radio show. He would play Floyd of course! lol! Look up My Bass and Other Animals. Fantastic pick! Not sure if I will be home in time to catch the premiere.
@@SnoopySnoops1 I am a Guy Pratt admirer, too. He helps shape the sound! I’ve enjoyed the videos on his channel where he talks about and demonstrates his licks from songs such as Gilmour’s What Do You Want From Me and Madonna’s Like A Prayer. I love his spirit.
Hi L33 - I watched an interview with Guy Pratt where he was talking about the audition/interview for becoming part of their live show when they started back up again, and then eventually the band....and the only thing David got him to do was sing his parts for this song... It's all he had to do.. he had to go back a second time to prove he can do it again...but that's how he got the gig. Oh yes.. I was at Earls Court for this show.... hehe.. All you could say about this experience was that you floated out of the hall saying to yourself "Okay, I am never going to see anything to top that".. and it's true., I haven't, Sorry L33, Keep on Rockig young sir.
L33 your boy Richard wright preferred The Band over The Beatles early on in the 60’s & 70’s. Him and Roger butted heads on that topic I imagine. Keep on keeping on L33! Phenomenal content as usual my friend!
I saw Pink Floyd only one time, but it was for this "Division Bell" tour when they came to the New Orleans Superdome in May of '94. So I saw most of this concert (just a different venue and 5 months earlier). However, they did not play the entire "Dark Side of the Moon" like they did for the Earls Court concert as seen in PULSE. I bought the 2-disc laserdisc release of PULSE when it was originally released to laserdisc and VHS the summer of 1995. Then the DVD when it was finally released 11 years later.
Glad to hear you're gonna react to The Wreckin' Crew documentary. The 2 dvd set or blu-ray contain over 6 hours o' bonus material 'n it's all excellent. I see someone sent you Jethro Tull-Nothing Is Easy: Live At The Isle O' Wight dvd. Tull in 1970 was beyond compare...enjoy!
I may have forgotten some concerts...but I will NEVER forget seeing this tour in Syracuse NY....and tapping on the shouder of the dude in front of me...."You see an enormas pig with laser eyes staring at you too, right?" Had to check..😂😂😂😂😂
Reported as the most lights used in one song at a concert, As you know, I caught 2 of the Earls Court gigs and they are still the gigs that all others are measured against. The show… so many sights and highlights, some of which you ain’t seen yet. ( but see them you will my friend) First night I was beautifully stoned, second night I knew what was coming so a little chemical help was used for a different perspective Just the best gigs ever. Great reaction as always bro 🤟
Hi Roger played the Wall 1990 in Berlin. Fun Fact, he was asked in an Interview if he would perform The Wall again on a Stage and he said, if the Wall in Berlin comes down, he would perform The Wall again, more like a joke, at that Time nobody thought the Berlin Wall could ever be removed and that Germany could ever be united. But the Cold War ended and he did it. I was there ! That was one of the most important Day in my Life. Greetings from Germany. BTW i like your canal and your reactions.
8:05 "Imagine being on that stage" David Gilmour has said that he finds it said that he never got to listen to Dark Side Of The Moon for the first time. He helped create it but never got to listen to it without knowing it. He also said that he found it sad that he never got to see Pink Floyd live as an audience member. He thinks it would be amazing.
The very last time they were all together was on the live 8 charity 2005 where they did fan fav . I have seen them since the 70s and maybe the 60s on my brothers shoulders 67ish
The album The Wall was released in 1979. The movie was 1982. That was my first Pink Floyd concert. It was amazing. Then in 2010 I saw Roger Waters perform the wall which in many ways I enjoyed more. Maybe I was older, or maybe I wasn’t under the influence of whatever. Saw Pink Floyd several times in between. They are just amazing.
There was the original "The Wall" then there was "The Wall" in Berlin, when the Berlin Wall came down. There also was a Pink Floyd live recording of "The Wall." There was a live Roger Waters tour of "The Wall" and later a DVD of the tour came out. I can't remember if there was a CD release of "The Wall" when the Bob Geldoff movie came out. The Pink Floyd live recording of "The Wall" is fantastic!
Every guitar wants a Dave Gilmour and every organ wanted a Richard Wright for Xmas. RIP Richard you absolute genius. Gilmours wife said that offstage David is very reserved and a bit awkward with people but when he had a guitar in his hands he was a different person.
Dave is a perfect gentleman with that hard edge all geniuses must have. If you watch his interviews youll notice hes well aware of his talent above others. Which he is. Of course he and Roger clashed unsurprisingly.
I saw this tour in Werchter, Belgium in 1994. Still have the ticket. I'm looking forward to seeing David again in Rome next month. And if you need any more suggestions : Try David Gilmour, Fat Old Sun, live in Gdansk.
Gilmour is a down to earth gentleman. He's a huge contributor to climate change organizations, his latest work includes his daughter, he brings street performers to play with him, he goes into NYC delis with Polly with no fanfare or better-than-you approach. He brought Richard Wright and Nick Mason back to perform in spite of Waters and the bitter battles.
Best live track for me - I saw it 4x ❤ More Syd! More Gilmour solo! Also Rick’s best song and best piano: “Summer 68” The motherlode is the studio version of The Wall in 1979. The album.
I must have missed this in the Pulse show, 'cause I'm sure I would have remembered it. On my favs from The Wall. Lighting designer Brickman also did work for McCartney's tours. He must be a high paid talent. Talking Heads should have covered this; they like to run in place on stage so much.
I was there at Earls Court for 3 of the 12 nights of the Pulse concert, including the night they video recorded what you are watching.
Yes, the concert was amazing.
At the last Pink Floyd event that I went to was the division bell tour in the early 90s about the same time as this. There were old folks like me there were hippies, young folks, children people in business suits it was truly an event. Everybody was happy. My pulse CD was still flashing after years and then I put a new battery in it and flashed for more years
2014, out there tour Paul McCartney, 2 sellout nights Tulsa Ok...same thing, 12 year olds , teens , mid lifers, and us old dudes...and every aisle, singing , dancing, remembering....same gift that David gave on this tour.
Still feeding mine batteries, still flashing 😊 It's like an eternal flame, can't let it go out.
@@TheFremenBlue I love calling it an eternal flame. Pink Floyd deserves that and definitely Pulse does.
This is the Division Bell tour...94...
@33L33reacts...you need to see the pigs...😂😂😂
I was at the one in Houston, Texas. A Blue Norther blew through and all heck broke loose. I can still see David standing there wailing on the guitar in a white T- shirt. Rain, lightening and thunder tearing the place up. They were playing this when the power went out it the stadium. A night to remember!!!!
I recall a photo in the Pulse booklet with Gilmour in a soaked t-shirt, maybe from that night?
@@alvarhanso6310 Was it white?
@@pamela1144 yes, and he's holding his Telecaster up into the rain. Haven't pulled this set out in a decade maybe. Gonna have to play it.
@@alvarhanso6310 Absolutely 💯
1994, Tampa, Fl. Best live show ever. I was 24, 53 now. So amazing ❤. Thanks for playing it From the first 2nd version of Pink Floyds jam. Saw them in 1988, at 18yrs old. Missed prom night. no regrets!!!
The Pulse show is PHENOMENAL❗️❗️❗️👍😎
you ain't kiddin, jeff. this is the stuff dreams are made of!
@@L33Reacts 👍😎
@@L33Reacts You gotta watch Pulse " Comfortably numb "
This was the 5th and final time I saw Floyd. Sat front row center in The Superdome in New Orleans for this. Nothing like it for Floyd fans everywhere… 🤘✨
Love how at the end the lighting folks were like "hit em with everything!"
I hate the lights so much. I can see how many people would love them, but they are too painful and violently assault my eyes.
@@capt.k6554 stai ad occhi chiusi e non rompere le palle
It is the same with the grand finale at a fireworks show. Save the everything for the end.
I was there. Well, not exactly at wherever this happened but I saw this same show in Birmingham, AL.
It was amazing.
I saw the Pulse concert in Oakland, CA. Previously saw their Wall Tour concert. Best live band I'd ever seen
I was there!! Well, at least at the Alamodome in San Antonio on this Pulse tour in 1994. 18th row seats on the floor!!! Great to see your appreciation for this performance!!!!
Down to earth, every single one of them.
I went and saw Pink Floyd's Momentary Lapse of Reason tour here in Australia in the late 80s. It was so good I bought tickets for another show in the same week. That show had flying pigs, a bed that flew over the crowd and they also finished with Run like Hell.
I saw the same show in Adelaide. It was also in quadraphonic sound.
Pink Floyd's light show at this time set a standard that will unlikely be duplicated. How fortunate we were to be in the audience then.
You got that right. To think this was 1994 and not 2024
I saw this very show in Toronto exactly 30 years ago (seems like only yesterday!!!), in the summer of 1994. It was absolutely mental!!! And at the end, the stage looked like it was on fire!!! What a way to end such an amazing concert!!! 🎆❤ Thrilled to know you will do movies, and hope you will be able to do "The Wall"!!! If not, try the 2014 documentary, it’s fabulous as well!!!
I was fortunate enough to have seen them twice on that tour.
Madison Wisconsin, 1988 for me! Spent 4 hours laying down in the back of a pick-up truck to get there and back from Appleton. Ah, college days...
1994
I was there,15 of us .from GLASGOW.
Bucket list ended that night.
wish you were there.
To watch Pink Floyd in concert is another worldly experience. . One of my sons used to play Floyd so his plants would grow better.😊😉😉. One of those plants was named Vera.
Wow! That was amazing and the light show was incredible! They looked like they were really enjoying themselves! Every clip I've seen from this tour has been fantastic! Boy I wish I had been to that show!!
I wasn’t there, but was at one in Manchester, Maine Rd, in 1988, the Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour. It was quite similar and the encore was just as mind blowing!
I was actually at this concert, 1994 Earl’s Court the night this was being filmed, it’s one of my fav concerts ever.
Saw this concert May 22 1994 at the Olympic Stadium (AKA the Big O) in Montreal. It was amazing...
Guy
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
You’re a fan like me, Snoops! The way he moves to the music is fun to watch and the personality in his bass accents the song perfectly.
His book sounds interesting!
30 years ago and its still embedded in my memory. Greatest night of my life.
Honestly one of my favorite things about Gilmore is that he's just wearing a regular pair of jeans. Totally down to earth.
EPIC! You should watch the re-mixed video/audio version, has a lot more shots of the band, especially at the end, the crazy drum fills are done by the percussionist.
This concert was the best of my life, the lights in this finale were blinding
What a show that was. I went to many concerts before and since the Division Bell tour, and nothing even came close. The sound was as clean as a $100,000 audiophile's home stereo.
I was lucky to be living right behind TOWER RECORDS at the time where Ticketron or some other seller had a booth. The line was insane. The show sold out on me while I was still inline with 200 people in front of me, but I found a person walking out who bought extras tickets and who sold me three for $70 each. THANK YOU whomever you were.
BTW, the stage did not glow like it did in the video. The lighting was much sharper. That effect is glare on the cameras that we did not see with our naked eyes.
I was there at one of the Earl's Court shows and it was freaking awesome man. What a memory.
I was there for those shows & I'm still there! I've seen many many gigs over the years but this show was the best sight & sound experience.
I was 16 when I first heard PF on the underground FM station living with my folks in the SF Bay Area in 1968.. and I looked the same as you. We Floydies just get older but our respect and awe to have been a part of the PF 'LIVE' generation will never leave... Welcome to the best music ever made.
"All those lights," Pink Floyd put on a wonderful laser and light show was just the music that traveled all over the US. Watching those with your laser glasses was truly ethereal.
Chicago show row 25 floor to the left 3 hits of window pain acid. My mind is still blown. Musically the Animals tour 77 in Cleveland was the best show l've seen.
Saw them on this tour. It was frigging amazing.
The lights aren't affecting the people onstage. They are all behind and above, out front of them. It's something the audience can see, and it's the greatest stage lighting ever
This is the caliber of music I grew up with. And why a scoff at what passes as music now. And yes, I did trip at one of their concerts. Dark Side of the Moon specifically. Good old days indeed.
Completely generous, love Pink Floyd. Respect ❤️
Great reaction, Lee. IMO, Roger was the brain, David was the heart, Rick was the soul, and Nick was the energy.
Perfectly put!
I was there.
2nd night,Oct ‘94,Earls Court,West London.
It changed my life.
90’s tech eh?
Still nothing has matched that tour.
Hi Lee, I was at the show in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. It was the fourth time I'd seen Pink Floyd and out of the 100 or so gigs I've been to in the past 50 years, this still is the best "rock show" I've ever experienced. Keep up the good work, man.
Waters' version on the Wall tour is a phenomenal rework of this - both visually and musically. Deserves to be seen in its own right.
I went to that tour a couple of times but truthfully I appreciate it more now than I did back in the day, I took Floyd's light side for granted but now realise just how special they were.
Bring back the creative artists and professional musicians.
Kid singing Roger's parts sounded really good.
And that's how you end a concert 💥
Learning To Fly from Pulse for more heavenly lights & sounds
Great great ending to an out of the world show. Still beautiful men too
The story about the lights, for this tour, was that Gilmour told the lighting designers that they should spend whatever they want. Lighting and set were given total freedom to spend at will. It shows, and it WAS amazing.
Can you believe Pink Floyd and U2 were taking live performances to the dark side of the moon meaning both live were off this planet ❤
Pontiac Sliverdome, 1994. Floyd played Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety for the first time since 1975 (also done in Detroit). One of the best concerts I've ever seen.
This whole show is a masterpiece!
I think I told you before that I saw this tour when I was living in Atlanta. The best concert I've ever seen. My friend described it best, she said "I'll never be able to explain this to anybody!"
Yup I remember 😊 I don’t know how you can explain it other then an actual glimpse at the divine lol
@@L33Reacts 😆
Nobody puts on a live Show like Floyd!
This 1994 World Tour was "The Division Bell" World Tour, this show at Earls Court in London is called the Pulse Concert, it is one of the last shows of the tour. The tour ran from March to October, there were something like 110 shows, in over 60 cities in 17 countries.
Do you know the story of the stage, or should I say the 3 identical stages that leapfrogged across North American? Floyd had the 3 stages built for this tour, not only 3 stages, but 3 of everything! The stages, sound systems, the rigs, the gear, the lighting etc., there was 3 of everything used in North America.
Because of the time involved in load in, and setup, (3 full days), and then tear down and load out, (2 and a half days), they absolutely needed 3 of everything to perform all of the shows that were booked in North America. It was the largest Rock concert to that point in time
700 tons of steel, using 60 trailer trucks with a crew of like 120 people, it was a MASSIVE tour!
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"The Wall" album was released in 1979 and the American tour started in 1980. This was another massive Show, it was so massive logistically and economically that they performed only 12 Concerts in the US in 1980, 6 on the west and 6 on the east coast.
I was fortunate enough to get tickets to one of the six Shows on the east coast, the venue for these Shows was The Nassau Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale NY, on Long Island.
"The Wall" concert was the most incredible, phenomenal Show/Concert/Play/Performance, I have ever witnessed in all my 68 years of life!
Been to this Pulsr tour in Tempe AZ in Apr 1994. The whole concert lasted 3.5 hours. This energetic finale was meant to hopefully awake the stoners and help them get safely home. The tour was to promote the Division Bell album released on the same year.
There is a CD of Pink Floyd from 74 live doing “Dark Side Of The Moon” live in album order.
I played it for a friend about a week ago, it was truly a great recording/performance!
The whole concert is incredible man , Please do a weekly reaction of it from start to finish a song a week. That would be amazing and well .. WELL worth your time and effort.
I saw this tour in Chicago at Soldier Field. During the finale you fully expected the entire apparatus would either launch itself into space or implode in on itself in some spectacular Star Warsee fashion. The lights were so bright you could not look directly at the stage. The sound so loud folks were covering their ears with eyes that looked like saucers (Well, at least those that still had pupils left if you know what I mean). 🚬
The explosions, fireworks that went high into the night sky, a million decibels of surround sound amplified guitar greatness, and a little bit of thunder and lightning in the night sky to complete the package, and we're talking a sensory overload that actually took days if not weeks to fully recover from. Kinda on the order of PTSD... but a much happier form. The concert was on a weekday, I want to say Wednesday. No way was I going to make it into work the next morning. How do you go to sleep after that.
P S the stage never did explode... can't say the same for the majority of the audience that was there that night.
Blown away!! 🤯
Thank you for doing this reaction, Lee! For sharing this beauty. It is comforting. I’m so glad you enjoyed it. They shower the viewers with LOVE, with WHITE LIGHT.
Their smiles are wonderful to see. Guy Pratt really adds to the sound!
I am always grateful to Marc Brickman for his light designs.
Thanks again, Lee! I wish you could come out with more money on the videos.
Lee, ❤️Guy Pratt and the light display! Guy’s bass and vocals are wonderful! See him running at the end? 😀
The lighting designer, Marc Brickman is the mind behind this complete Burst of LOVE!
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The dynamic that Guy brings to Floyd is amazing! I have read his book and used to listen to his radio show. He would play Floyd of course! lol! Look up My Bass and Other Animals. Fantastic pick! Not sure if I will be home in time to catch the premiere.
@@SnoopySnoops1 I am a Guy Pratt admirer, too. He helps shape the sound! I’ve enjoyed the videos on his channel where he talks about and demonstrates his licks from songs such as Gilmour’s What Do You Want From Me and Madonna’s Like A Prayer.
I love his spirit.
Hi L33 - I watched an interview with Guy Pratt where he was talking about the audition/interview for becoming part of their live show when they started back up again, and then eventually the band....and the only thing David got him to do was sing his parts for this song... It's all he had to do.. he had to go back a second time to prove he can do it again...but that's how he got the gig.
Oh yes.. I was at Earls Court for this show.... hehe.. All you could say about this experience was that you floated out of the hall saying to yourself "Okay, I am never going to see anything to top that".. and it's true., I haven't, Sorry L33, Keep on Rockig young sir.
L33 your boy Richard wright preferred The Band over The Beatles early on in the 60’s & 70’s. Him and Roger butted heads on that topic I imagine. Keep on keeping on L33! Phenomenal content as usual my friend!
I saw Pink Floyd only one time, but it was for this "Division Bell" tour when they came to the New Orleans Superdome in May of '94. So I saw most of this concert (just a different venue and 5 months earlier). However, they did not play the entire "Dark Side of the Moon" like they did for the Earls Court concert as seen in PULSE.
I bought the 2-disc laserdisc release of PULSE when it was originally released to laserdisc and VHS the summer of 1995. Then the DVD when it was finally released 11 years later.
The album The Wall was released on November 30 1979. The movie was early 1982.
Dazzling!! Sheer spectacle. Oh, and some music 🎶 😮❤✌🏼😊✨️🕊
Woooooohooooo. Thank you, David Gilmour 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Run, Run, Run, Run.🏃♀️ Kick Ass!
Glad to hear you're gonna react to The Wreckin' Crew documentary. The 2 dvd set or blu-ray contain over 6 hours o' bonus material 'n it's all excellent. I see someone sent you Jethro Tull-Nothing Is Easy: Live At The Isle O' Wight dvd. Tull in 1970 was beyond compare...enjoy!
I may have forgotten some concerts...but I will NEVER forget seeing this tour in Syracuse NY....and tapping on the shouder of the dude in front of me...."You see an enormas pig with laser eyes staring at you too, right?" Had to check..😂😂😂😂😂
Reported as the most lights used in one song at a concert,
As you know, I caught 2 of the Earls Court gigs and they are still the gigs that all others are measured against.
The show… so many sights and highlights, some of which you ain’t seen yet. ( but see them you will my friend)
First night I was beautifully stoned, second night I knew what was coming so a little chemical help was used for a different perspective
Just the best gigs ever.
Great reaction as always bro 🤟
He's down to earth 🌎 type of guy for sure 😀
"Run like Hell" was the last rock song on the album before the courtroom trial of pink which was more broadway style.
Anything Floyd and the light show is great
Hi Roger played the Wall 1990 in Berlin. Fun Fact, he was asked in an Interview if he would perform The Wall again on a Stage and he said, if the Wall in Berlin comes down, he would perform The Wall again, more like a joke, at that Time nobody thought the Berlin Wall could ever be removed and that Germany could ever be united. But the Cold War ended and he did it. I was there ! That was one of the most important Day in my Life. Greetings from Germany. BTW i like your canal and your reactions.
I wasn't at this one, but I saw this lineup one concert tour previous to this one. Very similar. 😄
Rock on, Lee!
I was lucky enough to have seen (post-Roger) Floyd perform twice. Insane.
Amazing performance
8:05 "Imagine being on that stage"
David Gilmour has said that he finds it said that he never got to listen to Dark Side Of The Moon for the first time. He helped create it but never got to listen to it without knowing it.
He also said that he found it sad that he never got to see Pink Floyd live as an audience member. He thinks it would be amazing.
Run Like Hell was the closer before the totally amazing 2-songs of the encore, which was Wish You Were Here and Comfortably Numb
I was there! May 1994 Vanderbilt stadium Nashville Tennessee
The very last time they were all together was on the live 8 charity 2005 where they did fan fav .
I have seen them since the 70s and maybe the 60s on my brothers shoulders 67ish
Classic ❤
The album The Wall was released in 1979. The movie was 1982. That was my first Pink Floyd concert. It was amazing. Then in 2010 I saw Roger Waters perform the wall which in many ways I enjoyed more. Maybe I was older, or maybe I wasn’t under the influence of whatever. Saw Pink Floyd several times in between. They are just amazing.
1994 Carter Finley stadium, greatest concert ever
There was the original "The Wall" then there was "The Wall" in Berlin, when the Berlin Wall came down. There also was a Pink Floyd live recording of "The Wall." There was a live Roger Waters tour of "The Wall" and later a DVD of the tour came out.
I can't remember if there was a CD release of "The Wall" when the Bob Geldoff movie came out.
The Pink Floyd live recording of "The Wall" is fantastic!
David Gilmour is exactly what you see. Roger was not part of the PULSE tour
Oh yeah , that’s it !!
Effin david plays with such ease🤘❤️
Every guitar wants a Dave Gilmour and every organ wanted a Richard Wright for Xmas. RIP Richard you absolute genius. Gilmours wife said that offstage David is very reserved and a bit awkward with people but when he had a guitar in his hands he was a different person.
You Rock dude..
Dave is a perfect gentleman with that hard edge all geniuses must have. If you watch his interviews youll notice hes well aware of his talent above others. Which he is. Of course he and Roger clashed unsurprisingly.
very very down to earth David is
What is that lighting worth, how many millions, OMG!!!
The Wall movie is the best movie of all time. You NEED to watch the 1982 movie of the Wall album!!!! It will change your life!
I saw this tour in Werchter, Belgium in 1994. Still have the ticket.
I'm looking forward to seeing David again in Rome next month.
And if you need any more suggestions : Try David Gilmour, Fat Old Sun, live in Gdansk.
Gilmour is a down to earth gentleman. He's a huge contributor to climate change organizations, his latest work includes his daughter, he brings street performers to play with him, he goes into NYC delis with Polly with no fanfare or better-than-you approach. He brought Richard Wright and Nick Mason back to perform in spite of Waters and the bitter battles.
The Wall was released 30/11/79 as a vinyl album, the film came obviously after that, Roger has done a few gigs over time, Pulse was 1994
Nice
album was 1979, water's berlin concert was 1990, pulse concert was 1994
One is missing here…
(Is there anybody out there?-1980-81) Live at Earls court… that double live cd is the best thing released ,
Sounds Spectacular!!
L33 I was there , everyone was fine
Quite the live show!
Best live track for me - I saw it 4x ❤
More Syd! More Gilmour solo!
Also Rick’s best song and best piano: “Summer 68”
The motherlode is the studio version of The Wall in 1979. The album.
The greatest concerts ever ???
I think so
I must have missed this in the Pulse show, 'cause I'm sure I would have remembered it. On my favs from The Wall. Lighting designer Brickman also did work for McCartney's tours. He must be a high paid talent. Talking Heads should have covered this; they like to run in place on stage so much.