@@tenacioushart2084 I try not to be a dick and trash todays music i just dont listen to much of it . I glad to see some of you get it Cant wait to see you get in to Tool there on there own level
Not saying all music is bad today. Just seemed a lot different back then. I enjoy a lot of the older stuff. I’ve heard some songs by tool and they are damn good. My favorite band is godsmack. Love the stuff they still come out with today. Just seems like today hip hop seems to be the best type of music and I’m not sure why. The older hip hop music is a ton better then what they put out today.
There were moments during the live show where you were forced to shield your eyes from the binding light emanating from the stage. Pretty sure I put on my sunglasses at some point. You could actually feel the heat from the light in the lower deck of the stadium. And you could literally feel the vibration of some of those extended guitar notes in your teeth. 😬 Sensory overload!
I found out later that PF actually had to inquire about the buildings structural integrity because they pipe in low range sound waves that humans can not hear, but sure could feel. This sound could in essence cause a structure to vibrate enough to pulverize it. Of course they didn't do such, but it was a safety measure they had to validate. I just recall the low end, especially this song shaking my entire body.
I was at a concert in this tour, and this was the opening song. That subsonic synthesizer drone at the start sucked everybody right into the zone from the first second
I like that you are listening to Studio versions first before checking out the live versions. Besides David Gilmore you also see Richard Wright, original keyboard player. And Nick Mason, original drummer.
The lighting Engineers name is Mark Brickman. He came in years ago in 1980 during the Wall concert when somebody that was doing the lighting got fired or went to jail or something and he took over in the middle of the show. The group liked what he did on short notice! He's been with them ever since. David Gilmour and Rick Wright for this 94 Pulse concert basically gave him a blank check for the lighting and said " hey Mark why don't you see what you can do"! And here you see the results! One interesting thing about David Gilmour I've seen these guys four times, twice in the 70s once in 87 and this pulse tour and I've never seen him in anything but jeans and a t-shirt. He's never needed to be flashy with how he dresses.
I have been to this concert in the Netherlands Rotterdam 1994. The lightshow was incredible and made the whole experience complete. There was one drawback, they got complaints from Amsterdam Airport Traffic Control (Schiphol). The pilots of arriving and departing flights were distracted by all the lights... lol
200 ton stage, 200,000 watts of power. 4 sets of 32 wire speakers. some fireworks at the end. same concert "run like hell" they use all 200,000 watts. " comfortably numb" the greatest solo ever.
Seen them (and him) perform many times. "How intense is this?" you ask. The volume for the intro and outro is so loud that your intestines literally vibrate inside you. It feels like you're being punched in the chest. Their sound system was live was on a different level to any other band's back then. I remember seeing Eric Clapton a few days after seeing these guys and his system sounded like a transistor radio in comparison. Floyd had banks of speakers throughout the venue, 360* surround, and depending on the song the sound would swirl around you, blast you in the face like on this song, or be gentle and smooth for songs like Wish You Were Here. You got your money's worth at their shows.
So a brief history lesson: this was Floyd's second tour after Roger left the band. The reason you're seeing so many other musicians on stage is because Gilmour brought them in to help flesh out the live show performances. Floyd had always brought along back up musicians but often tucked them away out of sight. Dave just decided to stop hiding them lol. Floyd's stage shows were legendary even in the early days. The Pulse tour brought out all the big guns. The reason you never see gold lasers anywhere else is they're incredibly expensive. Floyd spared no expense.
I saw Pink Floyd in the early years, 1975. This was before laser shows just stage lighting and raw music. That was all we knew and needed. Along with good weed.
Think about this, brother. 7 1/2 billion people on the planet now. Billions of others have died... But you, you got to know Pink Floyd existed. You got to experience something that Billions of people never will.
David Gilmour " live at Pompeii" Just Dave with Guy Pratt from Floyd, rest different people. more his playing less on production. solo " in any tongue" " on an island" " comfortably numb" 90 million views. David at Gdansk " great day for freedom" with string orchestra the whole concert. UNBELIEVABLE !
I always love how despite the amazing powerful visual show going on around them everyone on stage is in the groove and calmly shredding every instrument and vocal in sight......
This is probably my favourate Gilmour solo, and in this one the whole band is jamming. He plugs his guitar into your soul his tone impeccable and oh those bends!! He draws more emotion out of every note than anyone else. Please try On The Turning Away , and Dogs for more wizardry!! Glad your liking the journey.
I'm off to bed....oh....Hart's uploaded another clip, gotta watch it. To hell with international time differences...!. BTW, the Pink Floyd Exhibition is coming to LA, so as you're on the correct continent, I'd try and get to it. I saw it in London back in 2017, well worth a trip.
This is one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs. It's just so intense! While I wasn't fortunate enough to see this show, I did see David Gilmour on his solo tour in 2016 in Chicago, and he performed this and other Pink Floyd songs. It featured a fantastic light show similar to this. If you look up David Gilmour live from Pompeii 2016, you can check him out at age 70, still putting on a mesmerizing show.
Pink Floyd ARE their OWN genre! ! ! ! Nice reaction. Now look to some of their earlier stuff: eg. Cymbaline in the 800 year old church !!! P.S. Thank you for not pausing it !!!
David Gilmour is beyond any adjective I know. Echoes Live Pompeii would be a big song still out there for you. Studio version is 23 mins, the pompeii vids are broken into 2 parts.
Saw this in Tampa in 94. Right near what would be the 50 yard line under the mirror ball. Those gold lasers were the highest power in the world at the time. I still remember standing there and telling myself whatever happens after this, I could die happy for being here..Just unreal.
Hey brotha listen to this closely! The closest thing you can get to seeing a Pink Floyd show is by seeing a tribute band called Brit Floyd- they tour the US quite often and I’ve seen them twice and Roger Waters once in Omaha-Brit Floyd sounds exactly like Floyd musically and the vocals are a pretty good match but for the light show part they bring it just like the real Floyd did. When concerts come back Do Not miss out on that one I promise you won’t regret it!
You mentioned the lightshow a number of times and just bear in mind this was back in 1994 ( thirty years ago ) haven’t seen a better lightshow to this day ….Not to mention the sheer quality of the music.
Try the "stone roses in your own time. Britains best kept rockband secret. "I am the resurrection" and "this is the one" are good starts. Everyone in the UK knows about the stone roses. Outside of the UK not so much. They were one of the most influential indie rock bands. Influenced Oasis, Cranberries and many more. Also, Dave Gilmour along with Ritchie Blackmore (deep purple) are my favourite guitarists. Both awesome. All the best to you brother ✌🏼
There’s a video on UA-cam called David Gilmore the day the guitar got out of tune I watched it yesterday and he just showed everybody that he is the boss he was playing wish you where, have a watch this man can do anything.
Try David Gilmour : Coming back to life (Floyd song) : live @ The remember that night concert, Gilmour at his peak IMO. ( and its better than the Pulse version) or for a purely Gilmour solo song you could check out On An Island from the same Remember that Night concert. Nice reaction BTW.
my second favourite PF song. my favourite is Echoes; mainly the live at Gdansk, 2008 version. it's 25 minutes long. the studio version and live at Pompeii, 1972 version are 23 minutes long. for the time being, though, you should keep to the PULSE songs. in any order, but leave. 'run like hell' to last, as it's the last in the concert
Mister lightshow is mark brickman. When they did the wall tour it wasn't quite perfect. They got mark to correct it to their needs. Then hr did the whole pulse thing and even the rattle that lock your incl pompeii 2016. All the same engineer guy.
I’m glad you enjoy Pink Floyd. Can I suggest you do a review of David Gilmour Live at Gdańsk version of Echoes. It was the last performance of Richard Wright on keyboards and the performance was absolutely amazing. Greetings from Northern Territory Australia.
BTW, if you want to listen to some newer David Gilmour stuff, I'd recommend Faces of Stone and In Any Tongue (both live in Pompeii, 2016). And if you want to try earlier stuff, I'd recommend the version of Murder from the 1984 Hammersmith Odeon.
React to the whole damn concert. There is Pink Floyd, and then everyone else. There is no other live act in music history that remotely compares to Floyd LIVE. Pink Floyd wanted music to have a visual impact. They used the lights to amplify the emotional impact.
It’s just a shame you young uns will never experience a concert like this ,they just don’t make music like this anymore,if you can call it music 😂👍🏼🏴
Hi man, I am french, i like your reactions.If you want, you can try another version of Sorrow, on the delicate sound of thunder.It is beautiful too.Enjoy, and follow you next time my friend.Bye.
After the complete biografy off PF try Stevie Ray Vaughan Voodoo Child live in Austen or Texas Flood live El Mocambo. You'll meet another gitarist of another planet.
Hey Tenacious. Got one for you if you haven’t yet heard it. You like grunge I know: have you heard Audioslave’s Cochise? Official video is good. Also Soundgarden Outshined official video. Both excellent
He's not really shredding. He's putting emotion into every note. It's often said that Gilmour can put more emotion into a single note, than most guitarists can manage in an entire solo! :)
Seriously brother you need to watch this performance. ua-cam.com/video/q3ATfbYXqpc/v-deo.html Imo. It sounds harder than the Pulse performance. He was the first live performer in the oldest amphitheater on the planet since 79 AD. The technology they used in that arena could never have been imagined by the architect of that structure.
When older people talk about how music use to be this is what they talking about
Older music is better then most of the stuff they put out today
@@tenacioushart2084 I try not to be a dick and trash todays music i just dont listen to much of it . I glad to see some of you get it Cant wait to see you get in to Tool there on there own level
Not saying all music is bad today. Just seemed a lot different back then. I enjoy a lot of the older stuff. I’ve heard some songs by tool and they are damn good. My favorite band is godsmack. Love the stuff they still come out with today. Just seems like today hip hop seems to be the best type of music and I’m not sure why. The older hip hop music is a ton better then what they put out today.
Growing up in the late 60’s then thru the 70’s & 80’s, I often wonder if all the great songs have already been written?✌️
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Pink Floyd isn't a concert...it's an experience 👍
Words can’t even begin to explain how cool it was to see a show on this tour in person. It’s something I will never forget.
Now do ANY other Pulse song... it doesn't matter which. You'll love them all
Pulse 94 & Gilmour live @ Pompeii 2016 are epic concerts....Live @ Gdansk as well
High Hopes and Comfortably Numb especially.
React to the whole concert then :) seriously...
There were moments during the live show where you were forced to shield your eyes from the binding light emanating from the stage. Pretty sure I put on my sunglasses at some point. You could actually feel the heat from the light in the lower deck of the stadium. And you could literally feel the vibration of some of those extended guitar notes in your teeth. 😬 Sensory overload!
I found out later that PF actually had to inquire about the buildings structural integrity because they pipe in low range sound waves that humans can not hear, but sure could feel. This sound could in essence cause a structure to vibrate enough to pulverize it. Of course they didn't do such, but it was a safety measure they had to validate. I just recall the low end, especially this song shaking my entire body.
Great reaction man, welcome to the world of Pink Floyd ✌
Yes, their concerts ARE ... insane. And I was lucky enough to have been to one of them.👽🤘😎
Appreciate you and your pure love, brother!❤🙏
I was at a concert in this tour, and this was the opening song. That subsonic synthesizer drone at the start sucked everybody right into the zone from the first second
Now you are ready for Run Like Hell Pulse.
Try "Run like hell " from the same live 'pulse".The light show is amazing !!!
A beautiful reaction! The lighting designer is Marc Brickman :)
I like that you are listening to Studio versions first before checking out the live versions.
Besides David Gilmore you also see Richard Wright, original keyboard player. And Nick Mason, original drummer.
Seems that nobody likes the original versions of that album and drop them in favor of the live, but to me Sorrow is top notch even studio.
The lighting Engineers name is Mark Brickman. He came in years ago in 1980 during the Wall concert when somebody that was doing the lighting got fired or went to jail or something and he took over in the middle of the show. The group liked what he did on short notice! He's been with them ever since. David Gilmour and Rick Wright for this 94 Pulse concert basically gave him a blank check for the lighting and said " hey Mark why don't you see what you can do"! And here you see the results!
One interesting thing about David Gilmour I've seen these guys four times, twice in the 70s once in 87 and this pulse tour and I've never seen him in anything but jeans and a t-shirt. He's never needed to be flashy with how he dresses.
This is defintely in my top 3 live songs from ANY BAND ALL TIME.....IMHO of course
next one from Pulse concert ---> Coming back to life = 3 guitar solo 😎👍
And High Hopes
@@jamesbondbond8388 😎👍
I have been to this concert in the Netherlands Rotterdam 1994. The lightshow was incredible and made the whole experience complete. There was one drawback, they got complaints from Amsterdam Airport Traffic Control (Schiphol). The pilots of arriving and departing flights were distracted by all the lights... lol
200 ton stage, 200,000 watts of power. 4 sets of 32 wire speakers. some fireworks at the end. same concert "run like hell" they use all 200,000 watts. " comfortably numb" the greatest solo ever.
Any Pink Floyd Live Pulse song is amazing. You will love them all.
Seen them (and him) perform many times. "How intense is this?" you ask. The volume for the intro and outro is so loud that your intestines literally vibrate inside you. It feels like you're being punched in the chest. Their sound system was live was on a different level to any other band's back then. I remember seeing Eric Clapton a few days after seeing these guys and his system sounded like a transistor radio in comparison. Floyd had banks of speakers throughout the venue, 360* surround, and depending on the song the sound would swirl around you, blast you in the face like on this song, or be gentle and smooth for songs like Wish You Were Here. You got your money's worth at their shows.
Reacting to Pink Floyd is the future of Pink Floyd.
So a brief history lesson: this was Floyd's second tour after Roger left the band.
The reason you're seeing so many other musicians on stage is because Gilmour brought them in to help flesh out the live show performances. Floyd had always brought along back up musicians but often tucked them away out of sight. Dave just decided to stop hiding them lol.
Floyd's stage shows were legendary even in the early days. The Pulse tour brought out all the big guns. The reason you never see gold lasers anywhere else is they're incredibly expensive.
Floyd spared no expense.
You think this is intense watching on video, imagine living it in person. I saw this tour 06-04-94 in Philly!!
Love the reaction. My favorite performance for sure!
Same concert, LEARNING TO FLY, COMING BACK TO LIFE, HIGH HOPES.
Keep going, deep hole.
Greetings from Portugal m8. Keep the good work. love your reactions.
I saw Pink Floyd in the early years, 1975. This was before laser shows just stage lighting and raw music. That was all we knew and needed. Along with good weed.
Echoes at Pompeii the older version is a good one
Think about this, brother. 7 1/2 billion people on the planet now. Billions of others have died...
But you, you got to know Pink Floyd existed.
You got to experience something that Billions of people never will.
Wish you were here, Time, Money, US And Them all from pulse concert, loved your reaction!
Pink Floyd are the innovators,the rest are imitators
If you like the lights then the song "run like hell" from pulse has the best light show in the concert
David Gilmour " live at Pompeii" Just Dave with Guy Pratt from Floyd, rest different people. more his playing less on production. solo " in any tongue" " on an island" " comfortably numb" 90 million views. David at Gdansk " great day for freedom" with string orchestra the whole concert. UNBELIEVABLE !
I always love how despite the amazing powerful visual show going on around them everyone on stage is in the groove and calmly shredding every instrument and vocal in sight......
never be surpassed, new groups could only dream of being this good
You never will see a light show like Floyd
There's just no words!
This is probably my favourate Gilmour solo, and in this one the whole band is jamming. He plugs his guitar into your soul his tone impeccable and oh those bends!! He draws more emotion out of every note than anyone else. Please try On The Turning Away , and Dogs for more wizardry!! Glad your liking the journey.
Lighting Engineer: What is my budget for this tour??
Pink Floyd: Yes!!
I'm off to bed....oh....Hart's uploaded another clip, gotta watch it. To hell with international time differences...!. BTW, the Pink Floyd Exhibition is coming to LA, so as you're on the correct continent, I'd try and get to it. I saw it in London back in 2017, well worth a trip.
This is one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs. It's just so intense! While I wasn't fortunate enough to see this show, I did see David Gilmour on his solo tour in 2016 in Chicago, and he performed this and other Pink Floyd songs. It featured a fantastic light show similar to this. If you look up David Gilmour live from Pompeii 2016, you can check him out at age 70, still putting on a mesmerizing show.
At 05:11, the moment he starts playing, and leaning backwards with that mouth singing the tone of the guitar gets me every single time
Pink Floyd ARE their OWN genre! ! ! ! Nice reaction. Now look to some of their earlier stuff: eg. Cymbaline in the 800 year old church !!!
P.S. Thank you for not pausing it !!!
David Gilmour is beyond any adjective I know. Echoes Live Pompeii would be a big song still out there for you. Studio version is 23 mins, the pompeii vids are broken into 2 parts.
7/9/94 RFK stadium Washington DC, the greatest event my wife and I have had the opportunity to attend.
nice yorreaction nice my brother.gilmour maestro.
Saw this in Tampa in 94. Right near what would be the 50 yard line under the mirror ball. Those gold lasers were the highest power in the world at the time. I still remember standing there and telling myself whatever happens after this, I could die happy for being here..Just unreal.
Hey brotha listen to this closely! The closest thing you can get to seeing a Pink Floyd show is by seeing a tribute band called Brit Floyd- they tour the US quite often and I’ve seen them twice and Roger Waters once in Omaha-Brit Floyd sounds exactly like Floyd musically and the vocals are a pretty good match but for the light show part they bring it just like the real Floyd did. When concerts come back Do Not miss out on that one I promise you won’t regret it!
Agreed. Seen Brit Floyd twice and can't wait to see them again. It's the nearest you'll get to a Pink Floyd gig now.
You sir deserve a like
Well done young man for not pausing I really enjoyed your reaction this time.....
Another Floyd fan!
I was there live in Toronto 1994
You mentioned the lightshow a number of times and just bear in mind this was back in 1994 ( thirty years ago ) haven’t seen a better lightshow to this day ….Not to mention the sheer quality of the music.
i saw them on stage ! lucky
i have been to 5 shows For Floyd and 1994 in Toronto was the Best
Lighting designer was Marc Brickman if I remember rightly. He's a bit of a legend
Try the "stone roses in your own time. Britains best kept rockband secret. "I am the resurrection" and "this is the one" are good starts. Everyone in the UK knows about the stone roses. Outside of the UK not so much. They were one of the most influential indie rock bands. Influenced Oasis, Cranberries and many more.
Also, Dave Gilmour along with Ritchie Blackmore (deep purple) are my favourite guitarists. Both awesome.
All the best to you brother ✌🏼
Great reaction video - thank you!!
There’s a video on UA-cam called David Gilmore the day the guitar got out of tune I watched it yesterday and he just showed everybody that he is the boss he was playing wish you where, have a watch this man can do anything.
I saw this exact tour two nights at the Rose Bowl April of 1994 with seats 20th row both nights.
Check out "Wish You Were Here" from the album of the same name.
Man, you talk about the light show...
You know, Pink Floyd actually INVENTED light shows in musical concerts. :)
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Can listen to this every day, week, month, year. DG is God
Try David Gilmour : Coming back to life (Floyd song) : live @ The remember that night concert, Gilmour at his peak IMO. ( and its better than the Pulse version)
or for a purely Gilmour solo song you could check out On An Island from the same Remember that Night concert.
Nice reaction BTW.
The ultimate live performance. The whole PULSE I mean. There is not bad thing about it.
my second favourite PF song. my favourite is Echoes; mainly the live at Gdansk, 2008 version. it's 25 minutes long. the studio version and live at Pompeii, 1972 version are 23 minutes long. for the time being, though, you should keep to the PULSE songs. in any order, but leave. 'run like hell' to last, as it's the last in the concert
Mister lightshow is mark brickman. When they did the wall tour it wasn't quite perfect. They got mark to correct it to their needs. Then hr did the whole pulse thing and even the rattle that lock your incl pompeii 2016. All the same engineer guy.
I’m glad you enjoy Pink Floyd. Can I suggest you do a review of David Gilmour Live at Gdańsk version of Echoes. It was the last performance of Richard Wright on keyboards and the performance was absolutely amazing. Greetings from Northern Territory Australia.
You have to react to ‘Comfortably Numb’ from the Pulse gig: probably the best Gilmour guitar solo EVER!
I think you'l love Echos Pompeii live part 1..id love to see your reaction to this great song :-D
David Gilmour Run Like Hell....Live @ Pompeii 2016...you will love it
BTW, if you want to listen to some newer David Gilmour stuff, I'd recommend Faces of Stone and In Any Tongue (both live in Pompeii, 2016). And if you want to try earlier stuff, I'd recommend the version of Murder from the 1984 Hammersmith Odeon.
Echoes Remastered!!!!
This song in particular is even better in Gilmour's "Pompeii" live. Even the light show is better.
React to the whole damn concert. There is Pink Floyd, and then everyone else. There is no other live act in music history that remotely compares to Floyd LIVE. Pink Floyd wanted music to have a visual impact. They used the lights to amplify the emotional impact.
Please please react pink floyd"echoes" live i
n Gdansk ..it's really really a masterpiece
It’s just a shame you young uns will never experience a concert like this ,they just don’t make music like this anymore,if you can call it music 😂👍🏼🏴
1987 Momentary Lapse of Reason Album you should Buy it you will Love it
Hi man,
I am french, i like your reactions.If you want, you can try another version of Sorrow, on the delicate sound of thunder.It is beautiful too.Enjoy, and follow you next time my friend.Bye.
I want to make sure you have 2 drummers.
After the complete biografy off PF try Stevie Ray Vaughan Voodoo Child live in Austen or Texas Flood live El Mocambo. You'll meet another gitarist of another planet.
You might wana react to Run Like Hell Pulse 1994 live... you're going to feel the live vibe in ur balls I'm telling ya🔥
Listening to Pink Floyd for the first time is like having the best sex of your life...for the first time...you cannot forget it!
Its not music its an Experience
Most ppl don't realize, Pink Floyd is the band that invented the live light show back in 1967. I believe it was the brainchild of Syd Barrett.
There is a Pink Floyd show called the Pink Floyd Spectacular laser light show it comes to Texas from time to time you must go to it
Definitely would love to travel. Hopefully one day I’ll be able to head down south there would be fun!
Gilmours style is not that technical difficult! its the sound he's created that can't be matched in my opinion. He plugs his guitar into your soul
Hey Tenacious. Got one for you if you haven’t yet heard it. You like grunge I know: have you heard Audioslave’s Cochise? Official video is good. Also Soundgarden Outshined official video. Both excellent
Just totally amazing intro. Reminds me somehow of Bladerunner!
David is my favorite guitarist
He's not really shredding. He's putting emotion into every note. It's often said that Gilmour can put more emotion into a single note, than most guitarists can manage in an entire solo! :)
Yup...the best.
Seriously brother you need to watch this performance. ua-cam.com/video/q3ATfbYXqpc/v-deo.html Imo. It sounds harder than the Pulse performance. He was the first live performer in the oldest amphitheater on the planet since 79 AD. The technology they used in that arena could never have been imagined by the architect of that structure.
AC/DC at River Plate....Hell’s Bells Whole Lotta Rosie
❤😂so good right.
2 million for the light show. Lititz PA
The early stuff before D S O T M was pretty good as well some of it you would need a joint and saying that is some good shit
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Please check- out 'coming back to to life'.
talking thru pink floyd is akin to stopping and starting the song, save your reactions for after the music has died.
How can the musical degeneration from the 70s up to today even have happened? From THIS to hip hop? Really?