Oh boy if you jump down this rabbit hole you'll never regret it, I been listening to them for 30+ years and still gives me goosebumps, pink floyd touches the soul
Great reaction! I'm 65 and to watch a young person today discover "Pink Floyd" for the first time is great and I'm envious I also think its funny when young people comment on the length of a song................ We never considered that back in the day. Was your age when their music was new. You have an amazing journey ahead The Album "Dark Side of the Moon", Echos" at Pompeii and the "Pulse" concert is a must for an introduction. If you want to raise your views and Subscriptions their a sure bet. Just Subscribed and will watch every "Pink Floyd" reaction you do................................ "Yes" would also be an amazing journey for you "Ren" is also a way to get a lot of views,
Comfortably Numb Pulse concert remastered will blow your mind David Gilmore guitar solo is considered by many as the all time greatest, nobody pauses during Gilmores solos, he's a guitar God I think it's in the Bible 😅❤
It is great to watch a person that have not experienced Pink Floyd before. There are many many great songs to discover. As a hint: Always go for the studio version and try later go for live versions. You will enjoy every second on that journey. And don't be afraid from long songs. Some of the greatest songs from Pink Floyd go 20 minutes and longer. 😎👍
This band has an unbelievable number of masterpieces and basically all of their songs are amazing. You really won't do badly no matter which of them you pick to react to.
The Floyd got together in London 1965. The video overlooks the town of Cambridge where three of the members came from. Anything from their P.U.L.S.E is a good place to start.
Great to see someone getting “Floyded”; welcome brother! Couple of bits of context; most PF studio albums were recorded so the songs all flow, each one into the next. So to get the full experience, you’ll need to sit down and listen to the entire album. Also, while listening to the studio versions gives a more complete experience, you really -I mean REALLY- need to listen to anything from their P*U*L*S*E concert. While bassist and principal songwriter Roger Waters had left the band by that point, the remaining 3 members continued to record and tour. But by 1994 they were all getting long in the tooth, so when they toured to support what turned out to be their last studio album, “The Division Bell”, they decided to blow out all the stops this time around. They recorded several shows, notably at Earls Court in London, and released both the music and video as the P*U*L*S*E Concert (so named because there was a small LED light in the spine of the CD which flashed, or ‘pulsed’.) I had the pleasure of seeing the tour with 70,000 friends at Sun Devil Stadium, and it truly was spectacular. The entire concert was incredible, but the song that brought down the house was “Comfortably Numb.” It’s been called one of the greatest concert performances ever recorded. You really need to react to it. Other great live versions include “Run Like Hell”, ”Wish You Were Here”, about their missing bandmate, co-founder Syd Barrett, “Time”, and of course this song, “High Hopes”. Listening to Pink Floyd is always an experience, and you have some great experiences ahead of you, if you wish. Oh, and just for the record, in case it ever happens…concert etiquette dictates that you *NEVER* pause a David Gilmour guitar solo. Which may be a challenge for “Comfortably Numb”; Gilmour’s second (!!!) guitar solo in that song is more than six minutes long. You gotta watch it! Thanks again.
Go down the rabbit hole of Pink Floyd. The journey will blow your mind. You have only scratches the surface. I have been a Floydonian for 50 years and never tire of their music. Gilmour is a guitar rock God
This is my favorite Pink Floyd song, and a surprising choice for your first experience. Thank you so much!! ❤ (Oh, and *never* pause during David's guitar solo 😉😊)
There is a great live version on this at the P.U,L.S.E. concert in 1994, I will add a link at the bottom if you want to check it out....I would recommend that any Pink Floyd song you do watch that you should hear the studio version first. Here are just a few examples of great Pink Floyd songs "Shine on You crazy Diamond", "Time", "Echoes", Comfortably Numb", "One Of These Days", "Fearless" and I am sure you will get further recommendations.... From wiki because I am lazy today...."Pink Floyd are an English rock band formed in London in 1965. Gaining an early following as one of the first British psychedelic groups, they were distinguished by their extended compositions, sonic experimentation, philosophical lyrics and elaborate live shows They became a leading bandf the progressive rock genre, cited by some as the greatest progressive rock band of all time. By 2013, Pink Floyd had sold more than 250 million records worldwide, making them one of the best selling music artists of all time"....Wherever life finds you I hope it finds you and those that you love safe and well....AHIMSA!!!! "High Hopes Live at P.U.L.S.E. 1994" ===> ua-cam.com/video/pDKPz6KD8fs/v-deo.html
I am absolutely with you, Comfortably Numb at Pulse 1994 is probably one of the most spectacular performances of all time, altogether an amazing concert. FWIW Pink Floyd don't seem to be aggressive with copyright strikes, so no need to pause every few seconds. Obviously when a band uses a lot of multi-tracking on their studio albums many of their live performances have other musicians taking part, it is difficult to describe the combination of so many talented people getting together to perform complex creative music with deep meaning lyrics accompanied by immense lighting effects. The studio albums set the bar high, it is easy to believe that the live performances might be disappointing, instead they take everything to a higher level. Pink Floyd always surprise...
I just recall the low end of this in concert felt like my insides were gonna explode and I couldn't have been happier. Hands down the best concerts I ever saw.
Pink Floyd is arguably the greatest band that's ever been. I very much hope you keep listening. There's just something different about their music that hits deep. It's beautiful, intricate, meaningful, and hard. Happy listening, my friend.
I'm glad you have discovered Pink Floyd. This song makes more sense when you are a little older I think. It hits home far more now that I am almost 60 than it would have when I was 25.
Look out for their live versions. Their videos are great. But their music is even greater. Perhaps the greatest band of all times. And I can see you you just FEEL that guitar of David Gilmour.
The statue is of Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd's first lead singer, who left the band very early in their career, late 60s, due to drug-aggravated mental illness. Throughout the years the band has hinted at him in various songs and even come out and sung about him in others. Their music tends to take listeners on journeys, with or without lyrics, and their songs usually talk about deep matters people everywhere experience. The usual suspects for reactors are "Comfortably Numb" (usually studio version followed by the live version from Pulse), "Time," and "The Happiest Days of Our Lives/Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2." Any of these, or any number of others are worth checking out!
Mate I can't believe I've seen this video😢 dozens of time and actually failed to notice that, dammit lol, don't know what that says about my powers of observation 😅
Pulse concert in 1994. I'm 68 and grew up on Pink Floyd. David Gilmore always has been a class act even in his early twenties. Only musician I've ever seen that can walk on stage dressed in jeans, t-shirt and carrying a black strat and commands every emotion you will experience.
Cool reaction. Welcome to the world of Pink Floyd. Good to see the younger generation appreciating these legends. Pink Floyd are the 3rd best selling band of all time, and the 8th when you include solo artists. They have influenced artists from different genres of music. Maybe listen to Comfortably Numb or Time next. Peace
PF is a genre all to themselves. I subscribed to watch you go down the rabbit hole of PF. You might try Comfortably Numb, album first and live at Pulse concert. Shine on You Crazy Diamond is another masterpiece, one of many! Nice to see the younger generation discover them. They are the GOAT!
I'm glad, as are many of my generation, that you've finally found real music to listen to and judge for yourself. This big difference is that todays music, and all the way back into the 90's, rock became about the words, like country music is. This music is about just that...the music, with the greatest musicians ever to play. As @robertmartyr9432 wrote...for a young kid like you this is a rabbit hole you'll never come out of, and I feel that once you jump in, you'll never look back. kudo's young man, enjoy the many twists and turns that the hole will offer, and it will change your life forever. proud i lived in the time of Pink Floyd, the the many thousands of great rock bands that came along with them.
He really should do the studio version first if only for the brilliant lyrics and sonic experience. I believe it will only make him appreciate the live version even more.
A lot of this song has greater impact on one’s life as more of your life experiences come and go and people/friends come and go. I highly recommend Pink Floyd’s songs from their Pulse Live concert. Comfortably Numb and Sorrow. You have discovered a phenomenal band that takes you on journeys musically wise that you have never experienced. Enjoy every note , it’s honey for your ears 😊.
I listen to a bunch of different genres of music, just mainly rap but I love changing it up to new stuff. And this is definitely real music it had me feeling groovy 🕺🏼
Pink floyd is not a music band...it's a journey...there's no one like them... if you will listen to this song pulse concert 1994 you will understand...it's the best performance of a song ever done...
I think you may be a big Pink Floyd fan and just don't know it. If you liked this then you need to check out more Pink Floyd because you ain't seen or heard anything yet.
You seem to have an eye and ear for the artistic. All I've got to say is, boy have you come to the right place!! The amazing music lyrics and vibe of Pink Floyd is surpassed only by their artistry. They are for all intents and purposes, an art rock band. One of the pioneers of progressive rock, and among the most influential and top-selling bands in history. The live "Pulse" version of this song is amazing. Also you might want to check out "Comfortably Numb" [studio version first!!] by them. Also, don't worry so much about copyright with Floyd. Most reactors let the songs play right through with no problem at all. The interruptions only ruins the vibe that Pink Floyd music is so known for. Especially the guitar solos. Try not to mess with the guitar solos. David Gilmour's emotional soul piercing guitar solos are considered some of the best ever produced in rock. 👍
So, to fully understand the visuals of the video's structure, you need to look back at all of their albums, each one has a set artistic expression, this song being the Farewell song to the fans, reflects back on over 30 years of music, and calls back ALL of those artistic elements and combines them in totality for this. Listen to this song again in 20-25 years, youre entire perspective on it will change immensely. Its hard not to cry with some decades of life behind you. Other songs to react to? Brain damage Money Mother The wall (all 3 parts) Pigs (all 3 parts) Welcome to the machine Hey you Wish you were here The great gig in the sky Comfortably numb Echos Run like hell Time Shine on you crazy diamond Wish you were here On the Turning Away Just to name a few of their chart toppers, and all of them will blow your mind. Each one has a completely unique and distinctive sound yet they all sound pointedly Pink Floyd. They were not a band that wrotes songs, they wrote entire albums as a singular story and each song is a chapter in the story. Take a dive down this rabbit hole and gain a life wisdom youll not gain from other musicians.
FYI; You can't really put a label on their style. The name comes from Pink Anderson & Floyd Concil 2 jazz players. P.F. is music you have to listen to not just hear. They get you there when it's time. Concerta you never see people stand when listening to them Except " Run Like Hell: seen then 7 times.
P. Anderson and F. Council were two old time southern blues musicians from the 30s and 40s. He can expect to hear lots of bluesy/jazzy influence in their style.
If you do their concept albums, what thry are mainly known for, you'll really need to do them in a single sitting. Trust me in this. Headphones and time. React as you go. But from Dark Side of the Moon (1973) thru The Wall (1979) you'll have 4 concept albums that are ALL considered masterpieces. You'll hear why.
Do "RUN LIKE HELL' by Pink Floyd.. Live from the PULSE tour at Earls Court 1994. (remastered). Also.. Just pause ONCE on this one.. You'll be fine with the copyright and you'll experience it much better.
Glad you like that. But you don't have to interrupt the video for every detail you like. And above all please: no interruption of solos. This is just annoying and disrupts the overall impression of your post.
@@flubblert alright I won’t pause it as much next time, it’s just most artists on yt will copyright you for like 30 seconds of there video so I’m used to pausing a lot
“I know it's not rap but”, are you for real. Anyone who can say that to a Pink Floyd song is unfamiliar with reality. Do you know when Pink Floyd came out and when that excuse for music, RAP Crap, became popular? Pink Floyd were singing in 1964, a full 27 years before RAP even started in 1991. Take my advice, don't talk when the music is playing.
Oh boy if you jump down this rabbit hole you'll never regret it, I been listening to them for 30+ years and still gives me goosebumps, pink floyd touches the soul
Great reaction!
I'm 65 and to watch a young person today discover "Pink Floyd" for the first time is great and I'm envious
I also think its funny when young people comment on the length of a song................
We never considered that back in the day.
Was your age when their music was new.
You have an amazing journey ahead
The Album "Dark Side of the Moon", Echos" at Pompeii and the "Pulse" concert is a must for an introduction.
If you want to raise your views and Subscriptions their a sure bet.
Just Subscribed and will watch every "Pink Floyd" reaction you do................................
"Yes" would also be an amazing journey for you
"Ren" is also a way to get a lot of views,
Thank you ❤️
Yeah...for us back in the day....the longer the better :)
Keep up the vibe. More Pink Floyd, the journey is amazing.
From the PULSE CONCERT, check out High Hopes LIVE and also COMFORTABLY NUMB live from Pulse.
First saw em in 73. 13 no adult supervision. 3 words. Comfortably Numb Pulse.
Comfortably Numb Pulse concert remastered will blow your mind David Gilmore guitar solo is considered by many as the all time greatest, nobody pauses during Gilmores solos, he's a guitar God I think it's in the Bible 😅❤
Gotta see Pulse live concert. Comfortably Numb!
It is great to watch a person that have not experienced Pink Floyd before. There are many many great songs to discover. As a hint: Always go for the studio version and try later go for live versions. You will enjoy every second on that journey. And don't be afraid from long songs. Some of the greatest songs from Pink Floyd go 20 minutes and longer. 😎👍
Pink Floyd official Music Videos are rare..This is one of my favorite videos. And a great Pink Floyd song. Gilmour at his best.
The pulse concert was amazing !
Great job buddy! Pink Floyd is the best rabbit hole you will ever go down.
This band has an unbelievable number of masterpieces and basically all of their songs are amazing. You really won't do badly no matter which of them you pick to react to.
The Floyd got together in London 1965. The video overlooks the town of Cambridge where three of the members came from. Anything from their P.U.L.S.E is a good place to start.
Would love a reaction to Pink Floyd “Comfortly Numb”- original version.- You won’t be disappointed….
Great to see someone getting “Floyded”; welcome brother!
Couple of bits of context; most PF studio albums were recorded so the songs all flow, each one into the next. So to get the full experience, you’ll need to sit down and listen to the entire album.
Also, while listening to the studio versions gives a more complete experience, you really -I mean REALLY- need to listen to anything from their P*U*L*S*E concert. While bassist and principal songwriter Roger Waters had left the band by that point, the remaining 3 members continued to record and tour. But by 1994 they were all getting long in the tooth, so when they toured to support what turned out to be their last studio album, “The Division Bell”, they decided to blow out all the stops this time around. They recorded several shows, notably at Earls Court in London, and released both the music and video as the P*U*L*S*E Concert (so named because there was a small LED light in the spine of the CD which flashed, or ‘pulsed’.)
I had the pleasure of seeing the tour with 70,000 friends at Sun Devil Stadium, and it truly was spectacular. The entire concert was incredible, but the song that brought down the house was “Comfortably Numb.” It’s been called one of the greatest concert performances ever recorded. You really need to react to it. Other great live versions include “Run Like Hell”, ”Wish You Were Here”, about their missing bandmate, co-founder Syd Barrett, “Time”, and of course this song, “High Hopes”. Listening to Pink Floyd is always an experience, and you have some great experiences ahead of you, if you wish.
Oh, and just for the record, in case it ever happens…concert etiquette dictates that you *NEVER* pause a David Gilmour guitar solo. Which may be a challenge for “Comfortably Numb”; Gilmour’s second (!!!) guitar solo in that song is more than six minutes long. You gotta watch it! Thanks again.
Go down the rabbit hole of Pink Floyd. The journey will blow your mind. You have only scratches the surface. I have been a Floydonian for 50 years and never tire of their music. Gilmour is a guitar rock God
This is my favorite Pink Floyd song, and a surprising choice for your first experience. Thank you so much!! ❤ (Oh, and *never* pause during David's guitar solo 😉😊)
This is a new boy discovering a new continent of music! 👌👌
You've cracked the door, time to walk on in.
There is a great live version on this at the P.U,L.S.E. concert in 1994, I will add a link at the bottom if you want to check it out....I would recommend that any Pink Floyd song you do watch that you should hear the studio version first. Here are just a few examples of great Pink Floyd songs "Shine on You crazy Diamond", "Time", "Echoes", Comfortably Numb", "One Of These Days", "Fearless" and I am sure you will get further recommendations....
From wiki because I am lazy today...."Pink Floyd are an English rock band formed in London in 1965. Gaining an early following as one of the first British psychedelic
groups, they were distinguished by their extended compositions, sonic experimentation, philosophical lyrics and elaborate live shows They became a leading bandf the progressive rock genre, cited by some as the greatest progressive rock band of all time. By 2013, Pink Floyd had sold more than 250 million records worldwide, making them one of the best selling music artists of all time"....Wherever life finds you I hope it finds you and those that you love safe and well....AHIMSA!!!!
"High Hopes Live at P.U.L.S.E. 1994" ===> ua-cam.com/video/pDKPz6KD8fs/v-deo.html
I am absolutely with you, Comfortably Numb at Pulse 1994 is probably one of the most spectacular performances of all time, altogether an amazing concert. FWIW Pink Floyd don't seem to be aggressive with copyright strikes, so no need to pause every few seconds. Obviously when a band uses a lot of multi-tracking on their studio albums many of their live performances have other musicians taking part, it is difficult to describe the combination of so many talented people getting together to perform complex creative music with deep meaning lyrics accompanied by immense lighting effects. The studio albums set the bar high, it is easy to believe that the live performances might be disappointing, instead they take everything to a higher level.
Pink Floyd always surprise...
@@martinm1231 in my day there was no choice... and controversially The Wall on vinyl has better dynamics than the CD.
Studio version first, for the original sonic experience and lyrics. Then the Live version if you just want to get blown away.
I just recall the low end of this in concert felt like my insides were gonna explode and I couldn't have been happier. Hands down the best concerts I ever saw.
Pink Floyd is arguably the greatest band that's ever been. I very much hope you keep listening. There's just something different about their music that hits deep. It's beautiful, intricate, meaningful, and hard. Happy listening, my friend.
I'm glad you have discovered Pink Floyd. This song makes more sense when you are a little older I think. It hits home far more now that I am almost 60 than it would have when I was 25.
Love Your reaction.
Great stuff 😊
Love Pink Floyd.
Keep Rocking.
Ronnie
SCOTLAND
Look out for their live versions. Their videos are great. But their music is even greater. Perhaps the greatest band of all times. And I can see you you just FEEL that guitar of David Gilmour.
Yesss, it was really doing something to me 😂
Ditto , no guitar solo interruptions.
@@recabitejehonadab2654 my bad man I didn’t mean too
The statue is of Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd's first lead singer, who left the band very early in their career, late 60s, due to drug-aggravated mental illness. Throughout the years the band has hinted at him in various songs and even come out and sung about him in others. Their music tends to take listeners on journeys, with or without lyrics, and their songs usually talk about deep matters people everywhere experience. The usual suspects for reactors are "Comfortably Numb" (usually studio version followed by the live version from Pulse), "Time," and "The Happiest Days of Our Lives/Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2." Any of these, or any number of others are worth checking out!
Mate I can't believe I've seen this video😢 dozens of time and actually failed to notice that, dammit lol, don't know what that says about my powers of observation 😅
Pulse concert in 1994. I'm 68 and grew up on Pink Floyd. David Gilmore always has been a class act even in his early twenties. Only musician I've ever seen that can walk on stage dressed in jeans, t-shirt and carrying a black strat and commands every emotion you will experience.
Pink Floyd live is so impeccable, they sound even better than studio cuts and put on the best show by far. Also less chance of a strike.
Cool reaction. Welcome to the world of Pink Floyd. Good to see the younger generation appreciating these legends. Pink Floyd are the 3rd best selling band of all time, and the 8th when you include solo artists. They have influenced artists from different genres of music.
Maybe listen to Comfortably Numb or Time next. Peace
PF is a genre all to themselves. I subscribed to watch you go down the rabbit hole of PF. You might try Comfortably Numb, album first and live at Pulse concert. Shine on You Crazy Diamond is another masterpiece, one of many! Nice to see the younger generation discover them. They are the GOAT!
I'm glad, as are many of my generation, that you've finally found real music to listen to and judge for yourself. This big difference is that todays music, and all the way back into the 90's, rock became about the words, like country music is. This music is about just that...the music, with the greatest musicians ever to play. As @robertmartyr9432 wrote...for a young kid like you this is a rabbit hole you'll never come out of, and I feel that once you jump in, you'll never look back. kudo's young man, enjoy the many twists and turns that the hole will offer, and it will change your life forever. proud i lived in the time of Pink Floyd, the the many thousands of great rock bands that came along with them.
Next: Comfortably Numb, live from the Pulse Concert!
He really should do the studio version first if only for the brilliant lyrics and sonic experience. I believe it will only make him appreciate the live version even more.
A lot of this song has greater impact on one’s life as more of your life experiences come and go and people/friends come and go. I highly recommend Pink Floyd’s songs from their Pulse Live concert. Comfortably Numb and Sorrow. You have discovered a phenomenal band that takes you on journeys musically wise that you have never experienced. Enjoy every note , it’s honey for your ears 😊.
G'day.. i first heard pink floyd in 1977, Dark Side of the Moon. They've been my favourite band since. I recommend........all of em..
"Marooned" from the same album is a must listen my dude.
I know it's not rap...... its called singing
Welcome to music 😅
I listen to a bunch of different genres of music, just mainly rap but I love changing it up to new stuff. And this is definitely real music it had me feeling groovy 🕺🏼
Pink floyd is not a music band...it's a journey...there's no one like them... if you will listen to this song pulse concert 1994 you will understand...it's the best performance of a song ever done...
a melhor escolha de musica pink floyd
Next time, watch the live version from the legendary Pulse Concerts in 1994!
The greatest final song from a band of all time, by country miles...
the version concert live pulse is much better
8 minutes is NOT long for Floyd. Echoes clocks in at about 26 minutes and worth every second.
Who’s checking out all High Hopes and further Floyd reactions. Crazy how we love Music, we have something in common. Stay healthy friends
I think you may be a big Pink Floyd fan and just don't know it. If you liked this then you need to check out more Pink Floyd because you ain't seen or heard anything yet.
Echoes pt 1 + 2 by Pink Floyd live at Pompeii
You seem to have an eye and ear for the artistic. All I've got to say is, boy have you come to the right place!! The amazing music lyrics and vibe of Pink Floyd is surpassed only by their artistry. They are for all intents and purposes, an art rock band. One of the pioneers of progressive rock, and among the most influential and top-selling bands in history. The live "Pulse" version of this song is amazing. Also you might want to check out "Comfortably Numb" [studio version first!!] by them.
Also, don't worry so much about copyright with Floyd. Most reactors let the songs play right through with no problem at all. The interruptions only ruins the vibe that Pink Floyd music is so known for. Especially the guitar solos. Try not to mess with the guitar solos. David Gilmour's emotional soul piercing guitar solos are considered some of the best ever produced in rock. 👍
Thank you, and I’ll let it play more next time I didn’t know that
@@compound3979 enjoy the journey.
@@flubblert thank you 🙏🏻
So, to fully understand the visuals of the video's structure, you need to look back at all of their albums, each one has a set artistic expression, this song being the Farewell song to the fans, reflects back on over 30 years of music, and calls back ALL of those artistic elements and combines them in totality for this.
Listen to this song again in 20-25 years, youre entire perspective on it will change immensely. Its hard not to cry with some decades of life behind you.
Other songs to react to?
Brain damage
Money
Mother
The wall (all 3 parts)
Pigs (all 3 parts)
Welcome to the machine
Hey you
Wish you were here
The great gig in the sky
Comfortably numb
Echos
Run like hell
Time
Shine on you crazy diamond
Wish you were here
On the Turning Away
Just to name a few of their chart toppers, and all of them will blow your mind. Each one has a completely unique and distinctive sound yet they all sound pointedly Pink Floyd. They were not a band that wrotes songs, they wrote entire albums as a singular story and each song is a chapter in the story.
Take a dive down this rabbit hole and gain a life wisdom youll not gain from other musicians.
FYI; You can't really put a label on their style. The name comes from Pink Anderson & Floyd Concil 2 jazz players. P.F. is music you have to listen to not just hear. They get you there when it's time. Concerta you never see people stand when listening to them Except " Run Like Hell: seen then 7 times.
P. Anderson and F. Council were two old time southern blues musicians from the 30s and 40s. He can expect to hear lots of bluesy/jazzy influence in their style.
Rule No. 1 NEVER PAUSE PINK FLOYD,or react others...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’m sorrryyyyy
If you do their concept albums, what thry are mainly known for, you'll really need to do them in a single sitting. Trust me in this. Headphones and time. React as you go. But from Dark Side of the Moon (1973) thru The Wall (1979) you'll have 4 concept albums that are ALL considered masterpieces. You'll hear why.
Do "RUN LIKE HELL' by Pink Floyd.. Live from the PULSE tour at Earls Court 1994. (remastered). Also.. Just pause ONCE on this one.. You'll be fine with the copyright and you'll experience it much better.
Check out Comfortably Numb live from Pulse. Greatest guitar solo in history
You have just opened Pandoras box. Enjoy the ride.
check 1994 concert, comfortably numb and keep talking video
Pausing Gilmour solo is not acceptable for PF fans.Dont do it.
I’m sorrrrry I was just worried abt copy right
I can't wait to see your "First Time Touching a Booby" reaction video. 😂
Try some live stuff from pulse 1994, maybe comfortably numb.
One does not simply interrupt a Dave Gilmour guitar solo.
Exactly
Dude get to some of the live stuff
Glad you like that. But you don't have to interrupt the video for every detail you like. And above all please: no interruption of solos. This is just annoying and disrupts the overall impression of your post.
I have to keep pausing it because of copyright, and also I point out the details and stuff to let the viewers know what I’m thinking.
Thank you for the feedback though, I will try to not pause it as much next time
@@compound3979that's not the case for pink floyd. Most reactors react to them without pausing, no problem.
@@flubblert alright I won’t pause it as much next time, it’s just most artists on yt will copyright you for like 30 seconds of there video so I’m used to pausing a lot
Try sheep from pink floyd
Sorry pal too many cuts 😂 pause a DG slide guitar solo oh dear
“I know it's not rap but”, are you for real. Anyone who can say that to a Pink Floyd song is unfamiliar with reality. Do you know when Pink Floyd came out and when that excuse for music, RAP Crap, became popular? Pink Floyd were singing in 1964, a full 27 years before RAP even started in 1991. Take my advice, don't talk when the music is playing.
Your first Pink Floyd song? You a have a shitload of catching up to do.
I know, that’s what everybody’s telling me
Not the best choice for a first listen.