Pink Floyd - Run Like Hell - Pulse Concert Performance | Reaction!
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I was at 2 of the Earls Court gigs and let me tell you, I've ever been the same. When we left the gigs, the crowd was almost silent, we were so stunned by what we'd seen. I remember standing on the platform in the tube station and it was just full of people staring at each other with that "WTF just happened!" look in their eyes. Cuddly Uncle Dave had washed our heads, wrung us out and hung us up to dry and we were all just speechless. No- one has ever come close to achieving what the Floyd did on that tour.
This was performed at Earl's Court in London.
Two drummers, two keyboardists, bass guitar, two guitarists, three backing vocalists. How perfect is that kind of line-up? 😊😊
And I think Dick Parry played saxophone aswell
Wow! That is crazy! And perfect as you said!
And in the end all you need is Dave Gilmour...
@@mikeharry1799 One thing is sure, they didn't need Roger Waters!
and only one Guy Pratt on base 🙂
Love the reaction! Same concert, SORROW. My personal favorite live performance. Keep going, every song from that concert is epic. COMING BACK TO LIFE, HIGH HOPES, SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND, LEARNING TO FLY, TIME.
Mesmerized is why you dont see anyone moving. Trance.
Was at the pulse concert. Nobody wanted to leave! Unbelievable experience!
Love your reaction & to quote the young man “this song made me feel good” 👍
It’s wonderful to see today’s young generation enjoying Pink Floyd music
Sonia Surija - thanks for the compliment and the quote!
More Pink Floyd!!
You know it.
This tour played to 5.5 million people in 68 cities; each concert gathered an average 45,000 audience. Three stages leapfrogged around North America and Europe, each 180 feet (55 m) long and featuring a 130-foot (40 m) arch resembling the Hollywood Bowl venue. All in all, the tour required 700 tons of steel carried by 53 articulated trucks, a crew of 161 people and an initial investment of US $ 4 million plus US $ 25 million of running costs just to stage.
Wow - it delivered!
When I saw this show in Pittsburgh, those pauses at the beginning were driving me crazy. I knew what was coming and I couldn't wait for them to get into it. Also, I didn't want it to ever end.
Shame on you, not wanting it to end is wanting it to end sooner than it should!
Loved it, you guys almost exploded along with the stage
Truth.
Saw them in Philadelphia in 94, I was 21 and it was my first big venue concert. I was with my parents -my dad is a big fan & my mom surprised him with tickets - and it blew me away. Seen many bands since and they remain my #1 show - it was truly an experience that left a lasting impression. The energy, the lights & lazers, the music..just no words to describe it.
All Pulse concert 1994 is out of this world 😎👍✨ next song from Pulse concert , Coming back to life = 3 guitar solo ... or High hopes 🎶🎸🥁🎤✨
Gary - Thanks for the suggestion!
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You guys need to check "Sorrow" out, also from the Pulse concert👌✌
Best reaction EVER!!!!!!
Thanks Murr
It's such an amazing concert, I purchased it on UA-cam with no regrets
On that tour (Pulse)....they came 3 nights in a row of around 55 000 people each night at the Montreal Olympic Stadium...i went the 3 nights....it was magic every single song....total i saw Pink Floyd on different tours.. about 13 times between Montreal Forum, Montreal Olympic Stadium, Toronto and the USA...close to the border...will never never experience this ever again..It was special back then..enjoy..love your reactions.....
I saw them in 1996 pulse tour Victoria BC bucket list for sure keep on playing my brothers
Guys, it's an indoor arena called Earls Court in London,
I was there, October 25th 1994👍❤️🇬🇧🇺🇸
That was TOTALLY KILLER!!
Everytime I see Floyd live reactions I just smile and chuckle....ya shoulda been there ...almost 50 BEST SHOW IVE EVER SEEN OR WILL👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wow !And that is how you finish a show,and your reaction was outstanding..Still the greatest live gig I have seen and you have to pinch yourself that it was back in 94. Those PF fans at the show don't jump up and down. The crowd are in awe at what they'd just witnessed and the band command utmost respect. This is real showmanship and musicianship all in one. Deffinately try the studio version!
Watching you both enjoy this song was giving me joy! Especially watching the young mans face seeing and listening to this music from another era for the first time - priceless!!
The bass player singing is named guy Pratt also married to Rick Wright's daughter
😯
Was. Isn't anymore.
I was there the night this was recorded . Earls court in London ....INDOOR venue .Brilliant sound , playing , and lights lazers . Glad i saw it .
Sam Brown, the blonde young lady who is one of the backing singers. Is the Daughter of Joe Brown, a pop singer from the 60s.
This was at Earl's Court 2, London. Capacity was approx 10,000. It was demolished in 2015. I was there. It was fun.
I'll never forget being at this concert (Cleveland May 26, 1994, and I was 15 when I was there) It was so awesome guys, this one was recorded in Earls Court, (London) and yep, all this crazy stuff happened in Cleveland too :) It was cold right out there, but I'll never forget being there!
Happen to be one of the lucky souls to see this show at the PONTIAC SILVERDOME sold out 2 nights in mere minutes 💯💯💯💯💯💯
Legendary concert. They literally blew up the stage.
You will not find a greater concert performance.
This was such a great reaction. Genuine. It makes me wish I coulda just watched it with you to see you experience this.
That is how you close a concert👍
I was there that night. Absolutely amazing
Pink Floyd is Pure Art.
Pink Floyd is pure Art
Great reaction guys!
It´s always good to hear the studio recording first, get familiar with the songs and then you can enjoy the difference of the live performance. But yeah! The whole concert is amazing.
The red guitar is played by Guy Pratt he was personally hired by David after Roger left, he has played with just about anyone who matters from MJ to Madonna to Paige and was also a member of Icehouse who were quite big in Britain, Europe and Australia in the 80's and had a huge number 1. Check out his discography for the full details, either that or read his book ' my bass and other animals ' very funny book.
And also Richard Wrights ex son-in-law.
And the great bassist, Guy Pratt.....helping out on the singing....Great British session and touring bassist.....
WISH YOU WERE HERE, COMFORTABLY NUMB and RUN LIKE HELL. That's your encore. Awesome!!!
i was at that concert
Just watched your reaction to this song again for the second time! Great performance, great reaction to it !
Thanks nordogvids!
Great reaction guys!
That’s what I’m talking about!
This is just a thrilling live performance! Some background on the song: 'The song is written from the narrative point of view of antihero Pink, an alienated and bitter rock star, during a hallucination in which he becomes a fascist dictator and turns a concert audience into an angry mob...The music was solely written by David Gilmour (one of three songs on The Wall for which Gilmour is credited as a co-writer), and the lyrics were written by Roger Waters.' Roger Waters sings the original vocal in the studio recording and Gilmour does it in these Pulse concerts. Guy Pratt, the bassist who replaced Roger Waters after 1985, does the co-lead-vocal in the Pulse concerts (and Guy Pratt also continues to perform with Gilmour on his solo tours and Nick Mason, as well, most recently).
Sara - So true! A Thrilling Performance. thanks for the details too!
Guy Pratt is an extraordinary bassist; he is also married to Gala Wright, daughter of Pink Floyd keyboardist Richard Wright
This is a really hell of a show! The best concert of all time!
I was there and it was unbelievable. I personally prefer the same final song but from the Delicate Sound of Thunder concert also on you tube and DVD.
Fantastic reaction thanks. I think you would also love On The Turning Away from the DSOT concert, awesome song, awesome harmonies and awesome guitar solo.
The reason people don't tend to jump around much is because they are hypnotised by the whole spectacle, the sound and the overall experience is so incredible that you just have to stand and attempt to take in everything.
Amazing
The bass guitarist is a session player called Guy Pratt👍
Awesome
Listen up fellas , I just found your channel and I've been binge watching for about an hour now maybe two?😂🤘..!! So far , the kid has impressed me immensely....
Keep digging , and dig deep ..!! You'll never regret having a wide open view and understanding of the ever expanding world of the great music you will find ....! Great work there dad ...! It's difficult for me to express, just how genuinely, and GREATLY I believe You Have Honored your son in doing so ! I believe that Its a truly beautiful thing, that your going on this journey together ... absolutely brilliant..! The experience of great music is a gift that pays in multiples of exorbitant dividends.... Food for the mind, body and soul..!!!
You got a great start, but a long way to go..... Keep moving forward......✌
Ps.
Check out a band called
BLACKFOOT....
# Train Train
# The Highway Song...
Great guitar work there as well...
Of course they're no David Gilmore...
But very impressive non the less..!!!
I'll keep watching , if you keep reacting......💯 🤙
Michael Terry - Thanks for the awesome post and encouragement! We will keep going for sure. I'm pinning this post to the top! A lot of people echo the same sentiment especially parents who have taken this music journey with their kids who are now grown. Glad we could share our journey with you!
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One love ..! Brother...✌
It was “Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb and Run Like Hell” was the finale order when I seen them.
Guys, need to tell you, this is best reaction I've seen,
FYI, I was there on 25th Oct 1994, and still to this day say, what the hell happened,
Also, it wasn't a stadium, it was an indoor arena called Earls Court in London👍🇬🇧🇺🇸
Todd...Thanks for saying this is the best reaction you have seen.. Means a lot bc we know there are lots of reactions to PF. Man you are lucky to have seen this live!
@@reactioninaction7415 Guys the 3 encore songs were Comfortably Numb followed by Wish you were here and the Climax of Run Like Hell.
Tears of Emotion everywhere👍
Never has been or never will be bettered🇬🇧🇺🇸👍
The guy with the red guitar actually is the bass player. His name is Guy Pratt. He's the son in law of Richard Wright, the keyboard player.
This was probably one of the smallest venues for this tour. They mostly played sold out stadiums, many of them with more than 60,000 in the crowd. Earl's Court here "only" had room for something like 20,000 people.
What? Wow...thanks for sharing that!
True, but they filled it 14 days in a row.
That's right, they played really big places... this was indeed the smallest one, and indoors, the effects were greater in the open stadiums. I saw this concert the three nights in Toronto with sold out 76,000 people each night... unforgettable experience. They were using extremely powerful, isotope-splitting copper-vapour lasers. These gold-coloured lasers were worth over $120,000 apiece and previously had only been used in nuclear research and high speed photography, video cannot replicate the enormous sound of the Turbosound Flashlight system that was used on a full-scale stadium production for the first time, on this occasion delivering no less than 232,000 Watts of unbridled music power, in Quad sound!...
True! Here in MX City they sold out a couple dates at a stadium built on an old F1 circuit. They only didn’t brought the blimp bc it’s very near of an international airport. Everything else was just like in the DVD.
BTW, that was the very first massive rock concert I was allowed to go alone. Lucky guy!
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Omg you got a guitar! Good for you!
Imagine being there for two hours and watching all of this. Comfortably Numb inspired alot of new guitar players. This performance was in the Earls Court Center. Every song from this concert is exactly like this one. An absolute feast for the eyes and ears. You need to react Sorrow next.
Thanks for the comment. Gotcha - Sorrow next!
I was there! Minneapolis Minnesota September 1994!
Awesome! R.I.P. Rick Wright
I was at one of those nights and no it's not a FOOTBALL field,best gig ever. The other encore song is Wish You Were Here. 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
PULSE was amazing !!
Best ending ever
"comfortably Numb" live at Pompeii 2016. 109 million views. check out Daves solo concert. not big lighting, more just hearing him play " blackie". His black strat with his Jimi Hendrix guitar strap sold for $3.9 million. Pink Floyd sounds better live than studio version.
Thanks for the suggestion Jim524 - wow 109 million! Sheesh!
Man they have a two part show with 15mins entrmission they play about 4 hours all together everybody happy at the end
Next must be: One of These Days from the Pulse concert. And check as well Sorrow from Pulse. My absolute favorite is A Great Gig in the Sky from the original Delecate Sound of Thunder Tour. The performance of the backsingers in Versailles is one of the greatest musical moments of all time. Pure magic.
Thanks guys for another great Pink Floyd reaction. I recommend reacting to Marooned , an instrumental off The Division Bell, as always Gilmour is incredible, very moving song.
The bass guitarist is Guy Pratt, son in law of Rick Right who also played with Michael Jackson. Other guitarist is Tim Renwick, also a superb musician!
You'll also love Sorrow and One of These Days from Pulse concert. You must also watch Echoes it's a masterpiece
The concert was in Earls Court London 1994 around 20,000 capacity
And..... this is the end concert
That gentlemen, is how you close a 3hr concert.
I saw this concert in New Orleans, LA at the Superdome on May 14, 1994 (two days before my 27th birthday). I was third in line to get tickets at the Ticketmaster outlet which I camped out overnight for, and the ENTIRE floor of the DOME was sold out before I even got to pick my tickets!!! Needless to say this was the BEST concert I have ever been to before or since, and I've seen almost all of the top name acts for the concerts I've been to since 1969 and beyond. (I still have the ticket stub from this concert, too!!) The last three songs in the encore were performed in this order - "Wish You Were Here", "Comfortably Numb" and "Run Like Hell".
I was there on one of the nights (might have been this one as there's no way of knowing) Floyd played a lot in London obviously as it's where they came from.....
It's at Earls Court which holds about 20k NOT a foot ball stadium and is an indoor arena - and they didn't play Comfortably Numb as an encore but in the middle of the gig - a bit a research would be good !!!!!
Nice reaction guys. Have you guys reacted to 'Sorrow' from The Pulse concerts? If not you should check it out, you guys will love it!
Oh and 'High Hopes' too! Actually all the songs from Pulse are phenomenal!
Looking forward to your next PF reaction.
Saw them live in 1988 in Cedar Falls, Iowa.... Try "Sorrow" from Pulse so awesome
If you think this crowd is big, watch them play at the climax of Live 8 2005.
This venue is Earl's Court an arena sized building about 18000 people.
What should the next Pink Floyd Reaction be?
'Money' from Pulse. :)
Coming Back to Life (PULSE version after the studio please). 3 Gilmour solo's in that one.
All songs are fantastic, Sorrow is great from Pulse. If you want to check out when Pink Floyd members were young then you should react to the video
Pink Floyd “Echoes” live at Pompeii 1972, you won’t be disappointed
Marooned live
Go for 'Sorrow'. Go for 'One of These Days' from the Pulse concert. For all other songs there are existing even better live versions.
Always go to the Pulse….always.
'Wish You Were Here'
'Comfortably Numb'
'Run Like Hell'
Encore, in that order.
By the way, it's seems obvious that y'all need to see the movie, 'The Wall'.
That's Earl's Court London. 🏴
Look up the word ‘musician’ on Wikipedia and it will show you a picture of Guy Pratt.
Do "sorrow" also from Pulse
🙋🏿♀️ May I suggest 'Sorrow' from The Pulse Tour. Saw this Tour in NJ and it was 😊 A-MAZ-ING! 🤷🏿♀️ Then again all PF shows were! 🍿🐰
Ijola - Sorrow must be awesome. That comes up so many times! You saw this on tour too? You must be the coolest person ever lol! Rush and Pink Floyd. Wow. I'm sure many more!
@@reactioninaction7415 😉 Madison Square Garden still is my "local venue" 🤷🏿♀️ when the Knicks aren't losing.... DOH'! 😁🐰
It's called Kings Court built in late 1800's in London.
This scene from the "the wall" is very gruesome!!!
Filmed live at Earls Court in London
@Reaction In Action. I was at that concert with my then 15-year-old son. His eyes were out on stalks the whole time. Great reaction by the way, now watch Run Like Hell from the Pompeii concert.
It's an indoor arena in Earl's Court , London. They played 3 nights there and sold out every performance. One of the few great live events in music history. I doubt the Bass player was even born when PF started out in 1965 .
They played 14 nights not 3 nights at Earl’s Court on October 1994 and the bass player Guy Pratt was born in 1962.
Just to correct your opening comments, Run Like Hell was the closing number in the concert, nothing followed it. Although Pulse was a World tour this concert was recorded at Earl's Court which is an exhibition centre in Kensington London, it was an indoor concert, not a stadium. The other encore (which was actually the first, was "Wish You Were Here", then Comfortably Numb, finally Run Like Hell. Try "Sorrow" next.
To think that Pink Floyd was the absolute cutting edge in the psychedelic scene when LSD was LEGAL in 1960’s London and they are still an incredible live experience today is just awesome.
Fancy reacting to Steve Vai - "Whispering a Prayer" (Live At The Astoria)
or any live version of Rush - Spirit of radio.
All the best from the far north of New Zealand!
The intro on the album version is much shorter, but they weren’t trying to hype up the audience in the studio. It’s a different dynamic live. They wanted to build up the drama on the intro and (IMO) it was worth it.
Sorrow and One of These Days from this show are both totally awesome.
It is Guy Pratt on the bass guitar and he is killin the bass and vocals on this, more songs from Pulse worth checking out are, High Hopes, Keep Talking, Sorrow and The great Gig In The Sky, they're all epic
Earls court London. Indoor. 16000 per night
You really need to do the Pulse version of Sorrow and Keep Talking, amazing.
Imagine if you had gone to the concert and left late. . Only to miss that *FINALE!* .
You would regret it for the rest of your life!
"Comfortably Numb" from the same venue, same album. If you think this was good then Comfortably Numb will just BLOW YOUR MIND!!... It was recorded live at Earl's Court in London (inside venue - not a football field as you hint at in your reaction. The best thing was I was privileged to see them on their last night there when this video was being recorded so what you see is what I saw.... It was amazing...Turley AMAZING. The last effect you see was the explosion of the ring of lights. My friends and I were sat about 15 rows back from the centre stage area and it almost blew us off our feet!!..>Best concert I have ever been to. Nothing has equalled it
Check out Sorrow (Pulse, restored & re-edited). It will blow you away (again) :-)
"again" lol - for sure!
great reaction. not a stadium...had a roof, watch the lights on the roof. thats guy pratt the "after Roger bass player". funny related after thought....on his later Pompeii version, they all put their shades on like you did!!!