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Have you tried to put the video backwards? I mean to put it on the negative side. That way the YT algorithm doesn't recognize it. Many youtubers do it to react, and stop every so often to speak two or three words and continue. This way you don't get the copy from the sound of the song, rather than from the video. Try it and you will have better luck. Greetings from Argentina
Oof.. I'm 30 now and reading your comment was the first time i actually really paid attention to that lyric. As a musician, I've always focused more on the instruments and the vibe. It's a very deep lyric.
@@randyrhoads4737 live your dreams now bro. for some of us it's to late but we can confirm that time does not stand still. eff tomorrow, it's today that matters!🙂
This concert is possibly the greatest rock concert ever. It was epic. I speak from personal experience as I was there. I still watch the dvd at least twice a year.
Nothing warms an old mans heart quite like watching a beautiful young woman enjoy Pink Floyd. Loved the goosebumps. :) Pink Floyd and David's guitar will do that. Stop and think for a moment, this was the music your grandparents listened to. Much to the chagrin of our grandparents... Welcome to the journey down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole. The inspiration for this song was a time Roger unknowingly had hepatitis and got sick before a show. They got a local doctor that thought it was a stomach bug and gave him a sedative just before he went on stage. He was so out of it his hands felt swollen like two balloons (also a reference to a feeling he had as a kid with a 105*F fever). He could barely play but the crowd kept cheering anyway so he was "Comfortably Numb." One of my favorite songs from Pink Floyd is The Great Gig in the Sky, studio version with Clare Torry doing vocals please. I guarantee you've never heard anything like it.
This is considered one of the greatest guitar solos in rock history, and this concert is probably the best altogether live production ever put on. From this concert, "Time" and "Sorrow" are very good choices, and another studio song worth checking out is "The Great Gig in the Sky" (the album version is definitive)! Hope to see you reacting to more PF!
Bright Angel, your joy in the music, the light in your eyes, and your smile make me remember seeing Pink Floyd (Dark Side Of The Moon Tour) when I was 24 years old in 1972. I still enjoy their music as an older man today.
I’ve been listening to this performance for years and it still gives me goosebumps! This is one of the all time great guitar solos and your face was a joy to watch as it progressed. Nothing from ‘Pulse’ will disappoint you, but I would recommend’Sorrow’, ‘High Hopes’ and ‘Shine on you Crazy Diamond’ for starters 😊
Every song from Pulse is epic!! Suggest you experience Great Gig In The Sky, Wish You Were Here and Shine On You Crazy Diamond from this legendary performance. Welcome to the Soundscapes of Pink Floyd!!
Thank you so much for reacting to this. I was in high school when this song first came out in 1979. I remember it well. My girlfriend at the time and I loved attending concerts. It was one of the things we loved doing together. There were a huge number of wonderful groups at the time and concerts were not very expensive to attend. Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Boston, Journey, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Triumph, 38 Special, Foreigner, and many others. I cannot describe to you what a wonderful time it was to be young then. We were happier, relationships were closer, life was more carefree, and the music was spectacular. My heart just aches that young people will not get to experience life as we did as teenagers in the 70’s/80’s. Again, thank you so much for posting this video. It was a wonderful treat.
Pink Floyd’s music has a remarkable ability to evoke deep emotions and create immersive atmospheres that take listeners on an emotional journey. Pink Floyd’s music can provides a rich and emotionally resonant experience. Their music can be a thought-provoking and an intellectually stimulating experience, offering profound insights and perspectives. People have stated that their music is for "Advanced Music Listeners." *Welcome to the World of Floyd*
Over 50 years since I saw them with 18,000 others @ Earls Court in West London though £1 was a bit steep.Led Zep :Empire Pool, Wembley was 75pence and both Deeop Purple and the following week: Creedence Clearwater Revival at The Royal Ambert Hall in "The Gods" were both 26 pence each so 4 World famous Groups at their peak at World famous Stadiums cost "2,25 for all 4 Gigs or $3..lol
Welcome to Pink Floyd Pretty Girl . I saw them in 77' (The Animals Tour). Other great ones from this tour, On The Turning Away, Sorrow, Coming Back To Life, One Of These Days....Enjoy Your Journey🎸🤘🤙😏
My all time favorite band! You might also like the live version of “On the Turning Away “. From the 1994 Pulse concert you really can’t pick a bad song.
Welcome, dear lady! It was a blast watching you get "Floyded"! You're among friends. Your thoughts about the meaning of the song aren't far off. Like your first PF song, "Comfortably Numb" also comes from Pink Floyd's epic double album, "The Wall". It's the story of a fictional young lad named Pink. Pink wants to grow up and become a rock star. Your earlier song, "Another Brick In The Wall" (Part 2)" is from the days when Pink was in school. His teachers ridiculed his 'poetry' (the 'poem' the teacher reads are actually the real-life lyrics from another Pink Floyd song, "Money".) So Pink learns to protect himself from being hurt - he begins to build walls (hence, the name of the album.) "Comfortably Numb" appears at the end of Side 3, and Pink is now a young man, and a very successful rock star. He's achieved his dream - but he's now realized the price he paid. He's walled off everyone who used to care for him, and in whom he could trust, and depend. Instead, he's surrounded himself with yes-men and sycophants, all of whom want to use him, and none of whom really care about him. With no way to escape this cold, dark world he's now trapped in, he turns to self-medication - he begins doing drugs to escape his pain. As the song begins, it's one night before a concert, and Pink is too stoned to perform. The promoter comes to check on him, and finds Pink barely coherent. Panicked at the thought that he might have to give refunds, he calls a rando doctor to come and get Pink into some kind of shape to go on stage. The first voice we hear is the doctor, trying to assess Pink's condition, maybe see if Pink can/will tell him what he took ("Hello... Is there anybody in there? Just nod if you can hear me...") The soothing chorus is stoned Pink, trying to respond to the doctor, as he's able ("You are only coming through in waves. Your lips move, but I can't hear what you're saying...") The doctor puts together his best wake-em-up shot for Pink, injects it into him ("..Just a little pin-prick.." *tinkle*) and sends Pink out on stage. The first guitar solo is while Pink is still stoned. It's brief, and it's beautiful. But the second solo is after the shot has kicked in, and Pink is forced to confront his pain, his fear, his rage, his loneliness, his doubts, all of his miserable life - while he's on stage. David Gilmour's transcendent guitar solo makes us feel Pink's suffering. The lyrics are based on an actual event which happened to principal songwriter and bassist Roger Waters, on tour with PF in Philadelphia in 1977. In Waters' case, he fell ill before a show, was diagnosed with hepatitis, and was given a shot to get him through that night's show. Waters does not recall the incident fondly, saying he felt like it was one of his worst performances, but people didn't seem to care. The PULSE concert, on the other hand, has been called -arguably- one of the greatest concert performances ever recorded. By 1994 the remaining band members were getting up in years (Waters having left the band nearly a decade before) and may have decided to go out at the top of their game. This tour, actually in support of their last studio album, "The Division Bell", was the most expensive tour in history to that point. The name came from the original CD release, which had a red LED in the spine which flashed, or 'pulsed'. I had the pleasure of seeing the PULSE concert with 65,000 friends, and it was even better then it looks on video. Every single song from PULSE is fantastic, and would make a great reaction subject. "Wish You Were Here", or "Brain Damage / Eclipse", or "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", or "Sorrow", or "High Hopes", or the show's frequent finale, "Run Like Hell" ~ all are excellent versions musically, and each with a fantastic light show. The whole show was uniformly excellent throughout. I hope you continue surfing down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole!
The British guitarists of the 60s and 70s were so amazing, Gilmour, Jeff Beck, Pete Townshend, Page, Mick Taylor, Keith Richards, Dave Davies, Dick Taylor, Peter Green, Mark Knopfler, each one so unique, and Hendrix, Roy Buchanan and Eddie Hazel in America, trailblazers every one. And just the tip of the iceberg. Enjoy the journey!
If you like the "slow-shredding" guitar solo, I'd suggest another song by another guitar-master.The song called Bridge Of Sighs, by Robin Trower is a great example of a slow hand working an electric guitar, and the vocalist, James Dewar has a voice that perfectly balances with Robin Trower's guitar play.
I saw this tour when I was living in Atlanta. When the concert ended my friend looked at me and she said "I'll never be able to explain this to anybody!".
That's a good one. You can't explain them. Pink Floyd is not a band. They are an experience. I've seen them several times myself. I know where you are coming from.
I know you love Jimmy... of course you do.... BUT, that is the greatest live guitar solo of all time.... David Gilmourr plays from his soul... and you can FEEL it.. every note. And every David solo is like that.... Keep on Rocking and I am loving this journey with you.
Take what your feeling and multiply it by a 1000 times ! That is the feeling me and my friends felt seeing them live . The first time was the " Dogs of war " tour 1989 . Oakland coliseum , 210,000+ tickets . Sold out for all 3 days in 15 mins. Spent 4 days and nights in line @ Ticket Masters $65 per ticket . Still have my ticket stub. 2nd row center . It was absolutely the most incredible concert I've ever been 2 !!!! PS I'm 60 years old and I still love it LOUD !!!
Pink Floyd c'est une expérience un voyage, les solos 12:32 de Gilmour on peut dire que c'est la suite de la chanson chanté par la guitare qui transmet toutes ses émotions c'est ce qui fait la différence entre autres J'aime beaucoup ta réaction steph❤️
People's reaction to their music is so cool to look at. Imagine if you were there and enjoyed their music. Had the pleasure two times. The first concert was like I started believe in their music! Been to many different Consert's. Three times Micael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Madonna and many many more but NOTHING was up to what I felt in there'e first concert I went to!
Steph eu sempre gostei do PF desde jovem, mas quando eles fizeram o Pulse superaram todas espectativas dos fãs. É uma verdadeira viagem audio visual. Incrível!
I would recommend the Live 8 performance from 2005. It was the first performance of the whole classic lineup after more than 20 years and it also happened to be the final one.
You're right its a very sad song indeed. Considering it's about a guy who has realized his life has become a drug fogged prison which cannot but become a ruin. The other songs on the album tell the story up to this point and also shortly afterwards. Although it leaves one wondering whatever becomes of him.
lovely reaction, you carnt go far wrong with the live pulse concert, id really recommend you react to "TIME" or "SORROW from this concert aswell as many others
You picked the right one. Pulse 1994 performances on many songs will blow you away. You bring young have never seen anything like it. I hope you’ll do more reactions on Pink Floyd
Definitely have a look at David Gilmour's 2016 Live At Pompeii concert. Apart from this song, you should look at classics "High Hopes" and "Sorrow", but his own songs "Faces Of Stone" and "In Any Tongue" will have you in tears.
They actually cut 2 minutes out of the version you played. The longer version is out there and I have seen a few reactrions to it. The last solo was the part shortened, but you can't tell it if you didn't know. It's called the (Uncut version). I actually played this version side by side to the uncut version and see where they cut the parts out. when this version finished the ball was just opening on the uncut version when David Gilmore was starting to distort his lead gutar. I'm 63 yo and been a Pink Floyd fan since buying their Dark Side of the Moon 8- track tape in 1973 when I was 12. Been hooked ever since and bought the rest of their albums including The Wall in 1980 where this song is from.
Probably the best guitar solo of all time. Pink Floyd broke through barriers and were not afraid to chart their own course. Music today just doesn't do that. Everyone is copying everyone else now.
RUN LIKE HELL is next for you. And NEVER, NEVER pause during guitar solos. It is literally the one rule about reaction videos. It is disrespectful to the great people who play the instrument. Before or after is fine. NEVER during. You will also love MONEY and GREAT GIG IN THE SKY. Love your channel.
Dear Steph, feel free to have a look for the live performance of roger waters the wall live. He was the mastermind of pink floyd. And the LP was for the most of the tracks his idea.
for interesting twists, there is a pink floyd cover band from mongolia that is fun to watch..... but even better is one from mauritious (sp) ..... when the french band from mauritious does great gig in the sky they have two female singers, also in the live concert of theirs you can find on youtube, they do a couple of other PF songs not normally heard in live concerts
Over 50 years since I saw them with 18,000 others @ Earls Court in West London though £1 was a bit steep.Led Zep :Empire Pool, Wembley was 75pence and both Deeop Purple and the following week: Creedence Clearwater Revival at The Royal Ambert Hall in "The Gods" were both 26 pence each so 4 World famous Groups at their peak at World famous Stadiums cost "2,25 for all 4 Gigs or $3..lol
Ms Stephanie, you need to take some time and listen to the Wall start to finish without interruption. Then, and only then, will the songs make complete sense. Otherwise they are taken out of context. Yes, many songs can easily function stand alone like this one. I feel you get greater understanding and appreciation to the level of genius these men have. Enjoy your continued journey. Love the content. ❤
You must see the rest of Pulse. High Hopes. Sorrow. Great gig in the sky Learning to Fly. Run like hell. I could go on and on. Also check out the Turning Away live I forget where you’ll find it. You have no idea what you’re in for.
The entire pulse concert rocks. Surprised you got hit by copyright, all the reactions I’ve seen of PF haven’t. Try pausing one time during song. Pick any live concert songs and react, the whole band, production and engineering are to this day arguably the best ever.
Si tu découvre seulement pink floyd, alors tu as du pain sur la planche. Sorrow, wish you were here, time, shine on you crazy diamond, echoes, high hopes, on the turning away etc etc.... tu n'es qu'au début du voyage.
Essa música é impressionante! Difícil descrever. Agora peço que faça a reação da música ON THE TURNING AWAY LIVE version. Por favor reaja e preste bastante atenção aos detalhes.
Other than Led Zeppelin, there was no better classic rock band and they defie labelling, they are there own genre. I saw them 4 times (75, 77, 87 & 94) modern listeners would have fainted at what I saw and heard. More Floyd! Do Echoes Live at Pompeii, is is amazing and should not get blocked, many other reactors have seen all 24 minutes without a problem. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎷🎶
Shame about the blurring, you don’t just listen to Pink Floyd you experience them. Their light Shows are better than most today and this was 30 yrs ago
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Please link to the PULSE official music video, for those who haven't bookmarked it already.😜
Have you tried to put the video backwards? I mean to put it on the negative side. That way the YT algorithm doesn't recognize it. Many youtubers do it to react, and stop every so often to speak two or three words and continue. This way you don't get the copy from the sound of the song, rather than from the video. Try it and you will have better luck. Greetings from Argentina
"The child is grown, the dream is gone"...That part really gets to me, especially since I've gotten older
At 72, it resonates strongly
Oof.. I'm 30 now and reading your comment was the first time i actually really paid attention to that lyric. As a musician, I've always focused more on the instruments and the vibe. It's a very deep lyric.
@@randyrhoads4737 live your dreams now bro. for some of us it's to late but we can confirm that time does not stand still. eff tomorrow, it's today that matters!🙂
Saw this show in 94. Still one of the most magical nights of my life!
Don't remember what year but I intend to agree.
Hey Matthew, I was there too and it still stays with me. Awesome.
This concert is possibly the greatest rock concert ever. It was epic. I speak from personal experience as I was there. I still watch the dvd at least twice a year.
You just stubbled onto arguably the most iconic and most epic guitar solo ever filmed at the hands of the genius himself Mr. David Gilmour
David Gilmour’s guitar solo always brings a tear to my eye so beautiful
Nothing warms an old mans heart quite like watching a beautiful young woman enjoy Pink Floyd. Loved the goosebumps. :) Pink Floyd and David's guitar will do that. Stop and think for a moment, this was the music your grandparents listened to. Much to the chagrin of our grandparents...
Welcome to the journey down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole. The inspiration for this song was a time Roger unknowingly had hepatitis and got sick before a show. They got a local doctor that thought it was a stomach bug and gave him a sedative just before he went on stage. He was so out of it his hands felt swollen like two balloons (also a reference to a feeling he had as a kid with a 105*F fever). He could barely play but the crowd kept cheering anyway so he was "Comfortably Numb."
One of my favorite songs from Pink Floyd is The Great Gig in the Sky, studio version with Clare Torry doing vocals please. I guarantee you've never heard anything like it.
This is considered one of the greatest guitar solos in rock history, and this concert is probably the best altogether live production ever put on. From this concert, "Time" and "Sorrow" are very good choices, and another studio song worth checking out is "The Great Gig in the Sky" (the album version is definitive)! Hope to see you reacting to more PF!
Pink Floyd rocks, and remember NEVER pause a David Gilmour guitar solo ! lol
Or any solo for that matter 😂
It’s her reaction to first hearing it. Go and listen to it on your own if you don’t appreciate her amazement and need to express herself!
@@davidrauschenbach6871 LOL
😂😂😂😂 i agree
She's cute. She's allowed. :)
Bright Angel, your joy in the music, the light in your eyes, and your smile make me remember seeing Pink Floyd (Dark Side Of The Moon Tour) when I was 24 years old in 1972.
I still enjoy their music as an older man today.
I’ve been listening to this performance for years and it still gives me goosebumps! This is one of the all time great guitar solos and your face was a joy to watch as it progressed. Nothing from ‘Pulse’ will disappoint you, but I would recommend’Sorrow’, ‘High Hopes’ and ‘Shine on you Crazy Diamond’ for starters 😊
THE BEST SOLO 🎸....IN THE HISTORY!!!!! EPIC!!! DAVID GILMOUR -PINK FLOYD LEGENDS!!!
Every song from Pulse is epic!! Suggest you experience Great Gig In The Sky, Wish You Were Here and Shine On You Crazy Diamond from this legendary performance. Welcome to the Soundscapes of Pink Floyd!!
Thank you so much for reacting to this. I was in high school when this song first came out in 1979. I remember it well. My girlfriend at the time and I loved attending concerts. It was one of the things we loved doing together. There were a huge number of wonderful groups at the time and concerts were not very expensive to attend. Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Boston, Journey, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Triumph, 38 Special, Foreigner, and many others. I cannot describe to you what a wonderful time it was to be young then. We were happier, relationships were closer, life was more carefree, and the music was spectacular. My heart just aches that young people will not get to experience life as we did as teenagers in the 70’s/80’s. Again, thank you so much for posting this video. It was a wonderful treat.
Pink Floyd’s music has a remarkable ability to evoke deep emotions and create immersive atmospheres that take listeners on an emotional journey. Pink Floyd’s music can provides a rich and emotionally resonant experience.
Their music can be a thought-provoking and an intellectually stimulating experience, offering profound insights and perspectives.
People have stated that their music is for "Advanced Music Listeners."
*Welcome to the World of Floyd*
I can't believe its been 30 years this year since i saw Pink Floyd live.
Its always great to see young people appreciate this wonderful music.
I first saw them in the fall of 1972 so I am working on 52 years from my first live performance of theirs. Still the gold standard of live shows.
Over 50 years since I saw them with 18,000 others @ Earls Court in West London though £1 was a bit steep.Led Zep :Empire Pool, Wembley was 75pence and both Deeop Purple and the following week: Creedence Clearwater Revival at The Royal Ambert Hall in "The Gods" were both 26 pence each so 4 World famous Groups at their peak at World famous Stadiums cost "2,25 for all 4 Gigs or $3..lol
Pink Floyd’s music transcends time, space, and artistry…this song will be in people’s playlists for generations and beyond…✌️🎤🔥😉🎸
Welcome to Pink Floyd Pretty Girl . I saw them in 77' (The Animals Tour). Other great ones from this tour, On The Turning Away, Sorrow, Coming Back To Life, One Of These Days....Enjoy Your Journey🎸🤘🤙😏
My all time favorite band! You might also like the live version of “On the Turning Away “. From the 1994 Pulse concert you really can’t pick a bad song.
Same concert...Coming Back To Life, Wish You Were Here, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, High Hopes, Sorrow, Run Like Hell and many more.
Welcome, dear lady! It was a blast watching you get "Floyded"! You're among friends.
Your thoughts about the meaning of the song aren't far off. Like your first PF song, "Comfortably Numb" also comes from Pink Floyd's epic double album, "The Wall". It's the story of a fictional young lad named Pink. Pink wants to grow up and become a rock star. Your earlier song, "Another Brick In The Wall" (Part 2)" is from the days when Pink was in school. His teachers ridiculed his 'poetry' (the 'poem' the teacher reads are actually the real-life lyrics from another Pink Floyd song, "Money".) So Pink learns to protect himself from being hurt - he begins to build walls (hence, the name of the album.)
"Comfortably Numb" appears at the end of Side 3, and Pink is now a young man, and a very successful rock star. He's achieved his dream - but he's now realized the price he paid. He's walled off everyone who used to care for him, and in whom he could trust, and depend. Instead, he's surrounded himself with yes-men and sycophants, all of whom want to use him, and none of whom really care about him. With no way to escape this cold, dark world he's now trapped in, he turns to self-medication - he begins doing drugs to escape his pain.
As the song begins, it's one night before a concert, and Pink is too stoned to perform. The promoter comes to check on him, and finds Pink barely coherent. Panicked at the thought that he might have to give refunds, he calls a rando doctor to come and get Pink into some kind of shape to go on stage. The first voice we hear is the doctor, trying to assess Pink's condition, maybe see if Pink can/will tell him what he took ("Hello... Is there anybody in there? Just nod if you can hear me...")
The soothing chorus is stoned Pink, trying to respond to the doctor, as he's able ("You are only coming through in waves. Your lips move, but I can't hear what you're saying...") The doctor puts together his best wake-em-up shot for Pink, injects it into him ("..Just a little pin-prick.." *tinkle*) and sends Pink out on stage. The first guitar solo is while Pink is still stoned. It's brief, and it's beautiful. But the second solo is after the shot has kicked in, and Pink is forced to confront his pain, his fear, his rage, his loneliness, his doubts, all of his miserable life - while he's on stage. David Gilmour's transcendent guitar solo makes us feel Pink's suffering.
The lyrics are based on an actual event which happened to principal songwriter and bassist Roger Waters, on tour with PF in Philadelphia in 1977. In Waters' case, he fell ill before a show, was diagnosed with hepatitis, and was given a shot to get him through that night's show. Waters does not recall the incident fondly, saying he felt like it was one of his worst performances, but people didn't seem to care.
The PULSE concert, on the other hand, has been called -arguably- one of the greatest concert performances ever recorded. By 1994 the remaining band members were getting up in years (Waters having left the band nearly a decade before) and may have decided to go out at the top of their game. This tour, actually in support of their last studio album, "The Division Bell", was the most expensive tour in history to that point. The name came from the original CD release, which had a red LED in the spine which flashed, or 'pulsed'. I had the pleasure of seeing the PULSE concert with 65,000 friends, and it was even better then it looks on video. Every single song from PULSE is fantastic, and would make a great reaction subject. "Wish You Were Here", or "Brain Damage / Eclipse", or "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", or "Sorrow", or "High Hopes", or the show's frequent finale, "Run Like Hell" ~ all are excellent versions musically, and each with a fantastic light show. The whole show was uniformly excellent throughout.
I hope you continue surfing down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole!
The British guitarists of the 60s and 70s were so amazing, Gilmour, Jeff Beck, Pete Townshend, Page, Mick Taylor, Keith Richards, Dave Davies, Dick Taylor, Peter Green, Mark Knopfler, each one so unique, and Hendrix, Roy Buchanan and Eddie Hazel in America, trailblazers every one. And just the tip of the iceberg. Enjoy the journey!
If you like the "slow-shredding" guitar solo, I'd suggest another song by another guitar-master.The song called Bridge Of Sighs, by Robin Trower is a great example of a slow hand working an electric guitar, and the vocalist, James Dewar has a voice that perfectly balances with Robin Trower's guitar play.
I saw this tour when I was living in Atlanta. When the concert ended my friend looked at me and she said "I'll never be able to explain this to anybody!".
That's a good one. You can't explain them. Pink Floyd is not a band. They are an experience. I've seen them several times myself. I know where you are coming from.
I know you love Jimmy... of course you do.... BUT, that is the greatest live guitar solo of all time.... David Gilmourr plays from his soul... and you can FEEL it.. every note. And every David solo is like that.... Keep on Rocking and I am loving this journey with you.
Take what your feeling and multiply it by a 1000 times ! That is the feeling me and my friends felt seeing them live . The first time was the " Dogs of war " tour 1989 . Oakland coliseum , 210,000+ tickets . Sold out for all 3 days in 15 mins. Spent 4 days and nights in line @ Ticket Masters $65 per ticket . Still have my ticket stub. 2nd row center . It was absolutely the most incredible concert I've ever been 2 !!!! PS I'm 60 years old and I still love it LOUD !!!
For guitar that picks you up and carries you away : Pink Floyd “Shine on you crazy diamond (Parts I-IV)”
Pink Floyd c'est une expérience un voyage, les solos 12:32 de Gilmour on peut dire que c'est la suite de la chanson chanté par la guitare qui transmet toutes ses émotions c'est ce qui fait la différence entre autres
J'aime beaucoup ta
réaction steph❤️
People's reaction to their music is so cool to look at. Imagine if you were there and enjoyed their music. Had the pleasure two times.
The first concert was like I started believe in their music! Been to many different Consert's. Three times Micael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Madonna and many many more but NOTHING was up to what I felt in there'e first concert I went to!
The greatest guitar solo to ever grace this planet and the only band to ever sound better live than studio.
Steph eu sempre gostei do PF desde jovem, mas quando eles fizeram o Pulse superaram todas espectativas dos fãs. É uma verdadeira viagem audio visual. Incrível!
I would recommend the Live 8 performance from 2005. It was the first performance of the whole classic lineup after more than 20 years and it also happened to be the final one.
You're right its a very sad song indeed. Considering it's about a guy who has realized his life has become a drug fogged prison which cannot but become a ruin. The other songs on the album tell the story up to this point and also shortly afterwards. Although it leaves one wondering whatever becomes of him.
lovely reaction, you carnt go far wrong with the live pulse concert, id really
recommend you react to "TIME" or "SORROW from this concert aswell as
many others
You picked the right one. Pulse 1994 performances on many songs will blow you away. You bring young have never seen anything like it. I hope you’ll do more reactions on Pink Floyd
"Coming back to life" from same concert is also awesome
Definitely have a look at David Gilmour's 2016 Live At Pompeii concert. Apart from this song, you should look at classics "High Hopes" and "Sorrow", but his own songs "Faces Of Stone" and "In Any Tongue" will have you in tears.
They actually cut 2 minutes out of the version you played. The longer version is out there and I have seen a few reactrions to it. The last solo was the part shortened, but you can't tell it if you didn't know. It's called the (Uncut version). I actually played this version side by side to the uncut version and see where they cut the parts out. when this version finished the ball was just opening on the uncut version when David Gilmore was starting to distort his lead gutar. I'm 63 yo and been a Pink Floyd fan since buying their Dark Side of the Moon 8- track tape in 1973 when I was 12. Been hooked ever since and bought the rest of their albums including The Wall in 1980 where this song is from.
Pulse concert chosen
All the fans suddenly perk up like meerkats,
"YES YES!!!" 😂
You have chosen wisely.
Probably the best guitar solo of all time. Pink Floyd broke through barriers and were not afraid to chart their own course. Music today just doesn't do that. Everyone is copying everyone else now.
I love Pink Floyd and i love Steph Gard
RUN LIKE HELL is next for you.
And NEVER, NEVER pause during guitar solos. It is literally the one rule about reaction videos. It is disrespectful to the great people who play the instrument. Before or after is fine. NEVER during.
You will also love MONEY and GREAT GIG IN THE SKY.
Love your channel.
I was lucky enough to have caught them in 1977 ... Wish everyone could see them live one time in their life ...
Dear Steph, feel free to have a look for the live performance of roger waters the wall live. He was the mastermind of pink floyd. And the LP was for the most of the tracks his idea.
for interesting twists, there is a pink floyd cover band from mongolia that is fun to watch..... but even better is one from mauritious (sp) ..... when the french band from mauritious does great gig in the sky they have two female singers, also in the live concert of theirs you can find on youtube, they do a couple of other PF songs not normally heard in live concerts
“…the child is grown, the dream is gone…I have become comfortably numb…” …guitar cries
Don’t go quietly into that good night
Over 50 years since I saw them with 18,000 others @ Earls Court in West London though £1 was a bit steep.Led Zep :Empire Pool, Wembley was 75pence and both Deeop Purple and the following week: Creedence Clearwater Revival at The Royal Ambert Hall in "The Gods" were both 26 pence each so 4 World famous Groups at their peak at World famous Stadiums cost "2,25 for all 4 Gigs or $3..lol
Greatest guitar solo on any guitar anywhere! David Gilmour was 70 on this video and he showed he was the master of this masterpiece!
This was 1994 so Gilmour would've been late 40's back then, he's now 78.
Pulse is the concert to go. Check out also: „high hopes“ and „Shine on you crazy diamond“!
Ms Stephanie, you need to take some time and listen to the Wall start to finish without interruption. Then, and only then, will the songs make complete sense. Otherwise they are taken out of context. Yes, many songs can easily function stand alone like this one. I feel you get greater understanding and appreciation to the level of genius these men have. Enjoy your continued journey. Love the content. ❤
You must see the rest of Pulse. High Hopes. Sorrow. Great gig in the sky Learning to Fly. Run like hell. I could go on and on. Also check out the Turning Away live I forget where you’ll find it. You have no idea what you’re in for.
Definitely watch every Pink Floyd song from The Pulse concert!
That's the mother ship coming down to pick David up
What an epic reaction. I think I like watching you as much as I like this song ❤.
Great reaction! I have always thought that this song is beautifully sad.
try the Pulse concert live version of Great Gig in The Sky - about grief,dying and acceptance. Its amazing
This reaction was amazing!
The entire pulse concert rocks. Surprised you got hit by copyright, all the reactions I’ve seen of PF haven’t. Try pausing one time during song. Pick any live concert songs and react, the whole band, production and engineering are to this day arguably the best ever.
Another one you might like is "On the Turning Away" live 🎶🎸😉❤️👍
Steph, never settle. I love the music and reaction, but now worry about you. Do not settle for a lesser human. You deserve the best!
2016 is the last time Dave Gilmour played it. Sam 1994 5 times and 2016. Not much sense playing the blurred out version.
No no no no no....
Yep we have all been there! (every damn time!)
Si tu découvre seulement pink floyd, alors tu as du pain sur la planche. Sorrow, wish you were here, time, shine on you crazy diamond, echoes, high hopes, on the turning away etc etc.... tu n'es qu'au début du voyage.
Recommend: _On the Turning Away_ & _Sorrow_ from the same concert. Peace...
Why did you blur the video? Pink Floyd is great about allowing reactions to their music.
and we missed the Lights..
The 2016 performance was a 70 yr old David Gilmour with his band. It's not Pink Floyd
Beautiful ❤ ! Love your reaction ✌🏽
You need to react to Pink Floyd run like Hell from the 1994 pulse concert
You picked the best one in my opinion.
"Oh... and here's a guitar solo longer than most songs putting most other music to shame... why? Because f
Essa música é impressionante! Difícil descrever. Agora peço que faça a reação da música ON THE TURNING AWAY LIVE version. Por favor reaja e preste bastante atenção aos detalhes.
I think that Pink Floyd is the rockband ever..🇸🇪
David Gilmore doesn't need an amp plugs into your soul.
Great choice!
Aqui é brasil e esta reação foi espetacular
Other than Led Zeppelin, there was no better classic rock band and they defie labelling, they are there own genre. I saw them 4 times (75, 77, 87 & 94) modern listeners would have fainted at what I saw and heard. More Floyd! Do Echoes Live at Pompeii, is is amazing and should not get blocked, many other reactors have seen all 24 minutes without a problem. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎷🎶
Pulse concert ❤❤❤
If you love guitar solo, try dream theater or liquid tension experiment
Shame about the blurring, you don’t just listen to Pink Floyd you experience them. Their light Shows are better than most today and this was 30 yrs ago
Can't go wrong with Pink Floyd.
Love Elf tuck
If possible you should react to the live and studio versions to see the contrast.
PF never blocks their videos.
Guitar players for you, Jimmy Page, David Gilmor, Jeff Beck, SRV, Eric Clapton, Alex Lifeson, Eddy Van Halen, ......there is more.
You are not kidding,you got 7, lets add Jimi Hendrix, Tony Iommi and Pete Townsend, pretty great top 10 for me.
TURN YOUR VOLUME UP
Keep reacting to the songs from the Pulse concert. Do "Sorrow" next.
High hope pulse concert pink floyd
Love it 👍
Yh's def' need TURN VOL' UP !!! ❤FRM THA' 🇬🇧 Xxx.
Vorrei essere ad ascoltare un loro concerto insieme a te!
For the next song do On The Turning Away, you won’t be disappointed.
listen to the song in 5.1 format
Gilmour its magic
You need to try listening 'High Hope-PF'Live version
Next Pink Floyd reaction;Wish You Were Here!👌
90s power
Try High Hopes....masterpiece!!🎸🇨🇱
They rule
Não precisa fazer um vídeo de reação , simplesmente assista ao show PULSE de 94 na íntegra , garanto que vc não vai se arrepender 👌👌👌
Sorrow from pulse concert