FIRST TIME HEARING Pink Floyd- "Sorrow" Live at Pulse 1994 (Reaction)
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Another EPIC song from arguably the most EPIC concert tour in history! Thanks so much for watching. Let me know your favorite song from Pulse....Catch ya again.. in the past! 🥰
This was my favorite….but the whole concert was amazing! You’ll love the energy of “Run Like Hell.” 👍🏼🔥
I'll make sure that one is on the list....better than the studio version?
@@retroreactions.... Oh yeah, it is! 🔥
Good to know!
@@retroreactions.... 👍🏼🎶🧨
Best live concert…. EVER ❤
Agree!
You don't just listen to Pink Floyd...you experience Pink Floyd! Welcome Brandon! Keep watching more of the Pulse Live concert. ENJOY!
A big yes to that! I will definitely check out more. Can 't wait to one day watch it in full! Thanks for watching Morgan!
@@retroreactions.... I'd highly recommend watching the entire concert from start to finish. Completely understand if you dont react to it all but in your own time defo watch it start to finish :)
I shall for sure at some point.... :)
Anything from 'Pulse' is a must
YES!
All the Pulse concert are so amazing! The last song "Run like Hell" is fire!!!
I keep hearing that! Thanks Patrick
And I wish you will later play also "Sheep" from the animal album 😉
Coming very soon!
IMHO - Best live Rock song EVER
Thanks for watching!
Any Live Pulse song is amazing.
True!
Had the grace to experience a similar Show in 1994 in Hannover and remember that next to me several women were constantly crying and so did I with the solo, couldnt Stop tears during the solo...
Yes and Richard gives the soul spirit journey athmosphere, just magic
Oh, also One Of These Days is absolutely mind-blowing 🤯
Cool, it's on my list!
@@retroreactions.... Coming Back To Life is also amazing for your soul 😉
Chills and goosebumps
YESSSSS!
You need to keep your eyes on the show. Everything they do, everything they put in the show is for you. Floyd wants to give you a visceral experience. You definitely need to react to the Keep Talking.
Never thought I'd be "Retro'd".. I was there in Pasadena 1994 April, Both Nights... It was the the most awesome concert I've been to.. it was spiritual...
So lucky!!
I have seen Pink Floyd Live 4 times… I saw this same show Syracuse Carrier Dome in N.Y. 1994. The concert brochure said the stage is 120 feet wide. It takes a crew of 60 technicians three days to set up the entire lights and all. The concert schedule required that there had to be three entire crews to keep up. They leap froged each other for 92 shows with 20 Trucks per crew and a total staff of 195. The tour cost the promoters $98.MILLION to put on, but the total profit was $260 MILLION. Nick Mason’s drumming is incredible and matches Gilmour’s guitar emotions while Richard Wright takes us on a Magic Carpet Ride of tones that form the foundation of it all.
Amazing! Thanks for the info Mark..
Listen to and watch the whole video pulse!! It'll blow your mind
Back in O.C. Calif when I was 30 my wife heard a commercial on the radio about a P.F. show coming up. Knowing I am a Floyd fan she called the radio station (KMET - LA, “The Mighty Met”) to get information on the concert, The DJ on live radio Cynthia Fox…. said...."Congratulations, YOU are caller number 10, YOU just won tickets to the show and the Sound Check Party before the show"...
I met David Gilmour back stage. He gave us both a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I told him his music will stand the test of time with anything from Beethoven or Mozart. He smiled even bigger. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. Hard to explain how awesome that moment was in my life. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know. . I told him in my eyes he’s a “Legend“. He thanked me and said “Enjoy the show”…. during the concert after the song “Money” he looked right at me and said…. “On saxophone, another Legend, Mr. Raphael Ravenscroft” … acknowledging my comment to him. It is my favorite moment in over 300 shows I’ve seen.
I asked David…. How do you create those awesome solos?… he said….. I sit on a stool and listen to what Roger, Nick and Rick put down and play along. I listen to what I played and pick out what I like, then I put the pieces together into one piece then learn to play it as one. Our fans are fanatics for our shows to sound like the albums so I must play it correctly each time in a show. I have the concert Brochure and album on the wall with David’s picture centerfold.
All of us fortunate enough to have seen this show live were in a TRANCE.... MESMERIZED the entire show... as you can imagine. We walked out saying.... What did we just witness? That was out of this world incredible. The Red Fender Stratocaster he used for this concert in the Guitar Collector World is ....PRICELESS
Wow, one of the most amazing stories I've ever heard! All by chance, but really it was meant for you to have that priceless night...
Been there, done that, a couple times... It was truly as awesome as it looks! ;-]
I went to both nights of the pulse tour when they were in DC, and you're right. I consider myself lucky. They played the same set list both nights with the exception of one song, but I'm so glad I went to both shows as a high school graduation present for myself!
Poles Apart and Coming Back to Life? So awesome...you will never forget those magic nights!
If I could only chose 1 song from Pulse and was pushed for a decision, it would be 'High Hopes'
I could see that....LOVED the studio version...
@@retroreactions.... so much better live, the nostalgia is palpable and the concluding solo gets me every time. Another song that means more as you age
OK, i will def get to it eventually...
Vancouver BC 1997 Awesome
Arguably Gilmores best solo...i also agree.
10:23 That time Guy and Dave laughed about how great they are.
The best concert I never went to.😉.
No doubt in my mind!
Time flies when listening to Pink Floyd Music!
This was an incredible tour, The Division Bell World Tour in 1994. Check out what went into the making of this tour, the logistics alone are off the charts.
Another astounding Pink Floyd tour is The Wall in 1980, checking out what went on in those incredible, phenomenal, The Wall performances! Normally a Pink Floyd tour of the United States consisted of about 60 to 70 performances, because of the massive cost and logistics of The Wall Tour, PF performed only 12 concert dates in the US in 1980!
Six on the east coast in NY, on Long Island, and six on the west coast in LA, and that's it.
I was fortunate enough to get tickets to one of the performances of The Wall in February of 1980, it was at The Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, Long Island NY. I was 24 years old, and it was the most phenomenal, astounding, breathtaking, Show/Concert/Play/Movie I have ever seen in all of my 66 years on this planet!
The concert alone is indescribable, I'll just say this,... The Show opened up with a small plane came flying from the back of the venue, over the audience crashing into The Wall, (that was being built), in a ball of flames. It was an appropriate beginning to what was to come for the next two and a half hours.
Here's a 26 second clip of the plane crashing into the partially built Wall. This clip is of Roger Waters performances of The Wall after he had quit the band. The plane crashes at the end of the very first song of the concert,...
ua-cam.com/video/-cpX4VC8TJE/v-deo.html
Have you ever experienced that phenomenon where you finally get a friend or loved one to agree to check out your favorite musician, and after exposing them to all the classics you're just busting at the seams for them to hear, they go "yeah, yeah all good, but THIS song is the best!"...and it's one that was barely on your radar at all? IDK about you but when that happens I start to listen through their ears, and gain much more appreciation. That was my experience with my girlfriend and "Sorrow", Perfect episode Brandon, thanks for the positivity you always bring to the proceedings.
Yes, it's great to discover or rediscover music from the perspective of another..we are doing that here both ways! Thanks for the compliment and for always watching... 💯🤜
Guitars, moog and harmonies- “From the Beginning” by ELP 🙌🏼
About "Sorrow", I've heard someone say: "When Aliens from space once invade Earth, this will be the song, they'll play, before taking over!" (paraphrasing)
😲
This was from the Division Bell Tour in 1994.
I saw them on that tour on April 14 in San Diego in Jack Murphy Stadium.
The crowd was 51,610 people. The average ticket price for the show was $30.
I basically had the worse seats in the house, 4 rows from the last row - furthest from the stage.
But still, it was the best concert I ever saw.
The big takeaways were the sound of Gilmour’s guitar and the light show.
I still can’t believe how good the band sounded from those terrible seats.
Thank you for the reaction. Great stuff.
Consider watching “Shine on You Crazy Diamond” live from the same (Pulse DVD) concert.
You're definitely going to want to check out "High Hopes" Pulse version. They do a great job with "Money" from Dark Side. and "Great Gig in the Sky" as well.
The first time I saw them perform this song live in 1988 indoors, I was main floor dead center. When those laser lights spread out over the audience with the clouds of smoke in them and you're looking up from underneath them, all you see are the green what looks like animated clouds above you. The actual ceiling of the arena is completely obliterated. It is an absolutely sick effect from that perspective. Between that and the 360° surround sound from all around you, you really do feel like you've been transported into another world somewhere inside the music. They do this effect again during the second solo of Comfortably Numb with even more and prolonged laser spread. I remember me and my friend just looking at each other dumbfounded and thinking.. what is happening? Like, where did the stage go? I can remember some of the lasers seemed to be bouncing off of Gilmour's guitar but that's all I could make out of the stage. There are two reasons people leave a Floyd concert looking like zombies... Half are stoned out of their minds. And the other half, like me, can't believe what they just witnessed.
What a perfect description! That's amazing how they even physically transported you visually through the effects, not just in your head!
@@retroreactions.... it's crazy. One way or another you're coming out of a Floyd show high.
Haha YUP
@@flubblert True, that! I was both 😂 Great description, btw. I was on the right side inner aisle about 20 rows back. Lucked out on getting VIP seats. Wonderful night!!
@@lynnhoffman247 thanks, it's been so long I was beginning to wonder if I had imagined it. 😏 Here's Gilmour at the United Center in Chicago 2016 using the same effect. Of course it doesn't come close to the actual experience, but for those who weren't there it gives you some idea of what it looked like. Watch till the end...
ua-cam.com/video/eZ7oODRoJxA/v-deo.html
I was there !!!
Awesome!
I was a 18 year old stagehand for all 3 days of the 1987 Dallas shows at Reunion Arena and the Texas stadium shows 1988 one off show and the 1994 back to back shows
How cool is that!
omgawd the stories you must be able to tell. Tell me. Tell me NOW! lol (jk, but that's very cool!)
the thing with Pink Floyd is that they could execute 90% of their material to a studio level or even elevate it
Usually elevate I would say....same thing for Queen..
I imagine I looked the same way you did during this reaction seeing and hearing it live!
You may have let out a scream or 2 also!
@@retroreactions.... Yes, I sure did 🤣
High Hopes from Division Bells album was the latest album released at that time ! was exited to see that in that concert ! was in the last part of the show and with the visual on that round movie screen ! how can one forget that show ? lol ! 😋
Nice!
Cool reaction mate as usual , seen them on the same tour in Rotterdam, Holland in sept 94 , age 20 .
5 full coaches/buses left Glasgow, Scotland early Friday morning for a day and a half in Amsterdam then onto the concert on the Sunday night in Feyenoord's stadium .
Best weekend of my life lol
Has to be the best live tour for music, lighting , performance and genius level ever staged.
Just my humble opinion though .
Peace mate
Awesome story...glad you got to attend!
When I think that you still have so much more PF to discover (good for you) and to react to (good for us), I can't wait!
I know right? How I wish I could have a separate channel and react to just PF daily!
@@retroreactions.... Well, you still need to have a life, so that'd be difficult 😄
Yea lol, also I would need a 3rd channel for nothing but Genesis every day ha!
@@retroreactions.... Then there's a Belgian singer that you might want to look at: Stromae.
Start with this hit (that even in the US, you might now): ua-cam.com/video/VHoT4N43jK8/v-deo.html
Then, after that, this one: ua-cam.com/video/oiKj0Z_Xnjc/v-deo.html
Both have English captions, which is important, because the lyrics are very crucial.
As you have a "counselor" for PF, consider me your counselor for Stromae 😀
Thanks! Definitely never heard the name...
I enjoy time travelling with you
I did see them live in 1994; it was a lifetime memory and experience. The concert was 3 hours with an intermission. Every song of the Pulse performance is transforming even all of these years later. The light and effects were state of the art for its time, as well as the musicianship.
Lucky!! I could have gone, but was not familiar with them back then sadly....more Pulse reactions coming!
Pulse Kick ass...it was the number one show in the world in 1994...and with the complete album Dark Side of the moon...it was crazy...Check the album The Final Cut...the last album with the original members...regards from Chile..
Any song off Final Cut that is your fave? Hello to you all the way over in Chile! Really appreciate you watching and commenting :)
@@retroreactions.... The whole album is very good, but I have to choose the songs The Gunner's Dream (I saw it live here with Roger Waters) and for David's solo The Final Cut song. Greetings.
Thanks Carlos!
Love the backdrop dude , enjoy your Pink Floyd journey !!!
Thanks Tekno Tony! I think it fits PF music perfectly...I'm loving the ride so far!
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Good evening...... :)
@@retroreactions.... Good evening to you as well.... : )
Love ‘Sorrow’, such a great track.
Just a thought for you. If you want to have a amazing ‘Live’ experience of Pink Floyd’s music and you’ve never seen them before, then go and see ‘The Australian Pink Floyd Show’. They’re touring the USA this summer, 2023. (June 29th to September 24th, more dates being added though).
And they are performing the whole of the ‘Dark Side Of The Moon’ Album, in it’s entirety, to celebrate it’s 50th Anniversary. (1973-2023). Plus so much more, from many of Floyd’s other Albums. I’ve seen them about 15 times and they are phenomenal.
The whole Band are absolutely incredible and they are highly recommended by David Gilmour himself. They even have one of Floyd’s former backing singers, Lorelei McBroom. All 3 of the girls are absolutely amazing. The musicianship, the light show, everything, is just awesome. The whole Band is sensational. We see them every year. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed.
🎶❤️🎶
Just my own feelings. 🎶🦘🎶
Wow, thanks for that recommendation! I hope they have stuff on UA-cam..
Definitely go, Brandon. I’ve seen Floyd tribute performances and they are spectacular.
Thanks!
@@retroreactions.... They certainly have got plenty on UA-cam, Brandon. They’ve just started the ‘DarkSide 50’ Tour, this weekend, in France.
Renowned as one of the best ‘Tribute Acts’ in the World. They replicate note for note perfection. And the light show and big screen visuals are amazing. When David Gilmour has them to play at his Birthday Celebrations and gets up and plays with them, plus Nick Mason says, “These guys are probably better than us”, then I doubt there’s better compliments than those. Affectionately known as ‘Aussie Floyd’, they were formed in 1988 in Australia. Yes, that’s how long they’ve been going. They sell out everywhere. We have our tickets for December, in the UK.
Can’t wait. Just wanted to point you in their direction, seeing as they are heading to the US again in the summer. Then you’ll experience the closest thing possible, to seeing Pink Floyd Live. Sensational.
youtube.com/@Aussiefloyd 🎶🦘🎶
Thanks!
The entire Pulse Concert is AMAZING!!!
I want to go!!! (and I could have...it came 20 minutes away from my house ughhhh)
Primary rule... You never close your eyes during a live performance... EVER. Everything is masterfully interconnected. Lights with the special effects with the music. Everything is part of the story
Thanks for reacting to this one. It's my personal favorite from the Pulse concert, but you really can't go wrong with anything from it. I also really like 'Keep Talking.' Like 'Sorrow', it isn't a hit song, but it has a vibe that is really cool, in my opinion, with more guitar wizadry from David Gilmour, of course. If you react to that one, also pay attention to how much the background singers add to the song. 'Run Like Hell' is great, too (it's the closer).
Thanks for the suggestions Sara! Appreciate you watching :)
I was there .
This is the 2nd Greatest Live Guitar Of All Time…. Only because the Number One Solo is coming later in the show. I saw it….. Total mind blowers.
Lucky!
Ok. I’ve subscribed and I approve verily of this channel. More vids please!! Thank you.
Aw thanks so much for your sub MV, and for watching! New videos once every day for now!!
Hi ! When the double album came out in stores i bought it of course ! It was the most unique album i ever seen and owned ! it was a hard cardboard case with pamphlets displaying pics of the show and 2 CDs and a red pulse light on the side of the case with the small battery tucked in the bottom of the case ! it pulsed for years ! wass a blue case ! maybe some music stores still have them or they can still order one if it s not discontinued ! look for it ! it s a good piece of collection ! Already told you i saw that concert ! lol
No way! So even their packaging is EPIC! And blue is my favorite color!
@@retroreactions.... I have the double CD/DVD and love the packaging, even though mine didn’t have the light. (😞) Blue is my favorite color, too, but you should check out one of their old songs called “Green is the Colour”… 1969. Dreamy song. ua-cam.com/video/4XeWngFZaa8/v-deo.html
Thanks!
@@retroreactions.... you’re welcome 👍🏼
SORROW è un brano dove nonostante la chitarra di David Gilmour sia sovrastante si riesce ad apprezzare le parti di ogni singolo strumento , dal basso alle tastiere, alle stupende percussioni sia di Mason che dei simpatici salti di Gary Wallis...e le coriste che quando entrano fanno venire la pelle d'oca .
SÌ! Questo è esattamente ciò che provo per questa performance. Grazie amico mio!
@@retroreactions.... caro amico sono io a ringraziare te che ci offri ottimi e mai superficiali commenti e reazioni . Sei competente e musicalmente molto preparato ed esperto. Ed io che sono molto molto esigente non posso che apprezzare quello che fai.
Saluti da un'amica da Lucca - Tuscany 😘 🇮🇹
( i'm woman 😎)
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I am one of the lucky people who got to go to this concert in Earls Court, London, sadly not on the night of this recording but the night after, utterly amazing experience. You don't get half of it thru the video, as good as it is you can't feel the music hitting you, or the heat of the flares going off. I've been to a lot of concerts but this was the only one where the crowd just sat mesmerized almost unable to take it all in. There isn't a bad track there and it's hard to pick favourites but I really enjoyed "One of these days", and the closing number "Run like Hell" is an incredible light show so don't close your eyes so much! Then of course you can't miss one the greatest guitar solo's of all time in "Comfortably Numb".
So lucky you got to be there! I bet some people fainted or came close with sheer overwhelm!! Yes, I've reacted to 2 of those 3, but I know Run Like Hell is an EPIC closer!
@@retroreactions.... I was especially so because I phoned for tickets months before but it was sold out, on a whim I tried again a few weeks later and happened to call on the day they opened an extra section and grabbed two pretty good seats down the right side not too far back from the stage.
Awesome! Fate....
I was so stupid not to go but I saw the Momentary Lapse of Reason tour. Best live show I ever saw.
Personally I'm less of a fan of their 80s stuff because it misses Waters (or Waters dominated the record with The Final Cut). Pink Floyd at their best is where there's a certain balance and everyone has moments to contribute and shine.
Doesn't mean there aren't gems to be found at their records after 1979. And live, they were the best.
Well, we all have Momentary Lapses of Good Judgement LOL.....At least you saw them live!
Great choice again Brandon! I did see this tour back in ‘94, in Madison, Wisconsin. Was the most phenomenal show I’ve ever been to. Guy Pratt, the bass player took over after Roger Waters left the band. He was married to Richard Wrights daughter in the past now divorced. Guy now plays with Nick Mason and his “Saucer Full of Secrets” project. They play mostly the older, Syd Barret era Pink Floyd. I did see a comment about “The Australian Pink Floyd Show”. I’ve seen them 7-8 times and they’re as close to a true Pink Floyd show as you’ll get. You should definitely check them out if they make it to your area. Also there is “Brit Floyd” who is also currently touring. They have a couple of members formerly of the Australian Pink Floyd Show. Both bands have videos on UA-cam… you should check them out.
Thanks so much Dale for all the info. I should have known there are great tribute acts out there! Sounds like I have much to check out on my own time...
I don't think that there's a weak moment in this concert. But yes, High Hopes is a must. Coming back to life also... But you can't go wrong really.
Thanks for this one!!
Thanks Pierre..
I just subscribed! Please keep up with Pink Floyd. The last concert I got to go to was "Buckethead", live at Sony Hall, in down town Manhattan, in 2019. You have to add Stevie Ray Vaughn, live at the Elmocambo, to your "Must Hear" and see list. One of the greatest guitarist's of my time. Then there's Jeff Healy, who is blind and plays the lead guitar on his lap. I'm 64, so lived through the greatest age for music, car's, weed, and everything else. I envy you your journey!!
Thank you so much for subbing Christopher, welcome! Yes, tons more PF to discover, I react to them every week! Do you have a favorite SRV song?
@@retroreactions.... Of course, the song above. Also there's a song I can send you of , well maybe a couple great song's I can send. Let's try tis one ua-cam.com/video/dyQJH615KwA/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/2HmLFyvFxTc/v-deo.html
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ua-cam.com/video/DTFbGcnl0po/v-deo.html
Thanks!
i would suggest "one of these days" from the same concert because a) it is an instrumental and b) you see gilmour playing on something else, surprise 🙃
Bagpipes!!
@@retroreactions.... nope 🙂
OK, it's obviously a KAZOO!
But also do the studio version!
I second this Brandon. It's the pre-intermission blow-out ,and they give the crowd a real low-stopper...literally!
Yay, finally. So glad you could bring it on to the party. I can’t listen to it right now because I’m driving back from Murrurundi New South Wales, so I’ll listen to it tonight when I get home. Well done. Good on you buddy
Nice. Drive safe, hope you enjoy the reaction!! 😊
@@retroreactions.... Home safe finally. 12.5hour day in the car. Going to watch it now!!!
Yay! Wow, that's a long drive! I could barely do 6 hours last year..Big respect to you!
@@retroreactions.... Yeah well when you live in a country as big as this you get used to driving long distances ! I'm so glad you liked this one from Pink Floyd. David, Richard and Nick wrote this album when they had settled the court case with Roger. Most of the lyrics were written by David's wife and It was an album that was well received and sold well. There are some great songs on it! Go through the comments below and read people's reactions who went to the concert. They tell of the guitar's power and Feedback at the beginning literally vibrating your whole body! Check them out! All the best and see you next time too!
Oh wow, interesting about Ginger? writing the lyrics....Wish I coulda been there! Sleep well, you've earned it! See you soon!
The Vancouver paper Headlines Pink Floyd is not a concert it is an Event
Truer words never written!
May you react to Pink Floyd, PULSE, Time, US and Them, or Great Gig in the Sky? But please, don't close your eyes. PULSE is a visual show too. Thank you.
Very hard to do a lot of live stuff, as I have probably hundreds of song requests already, but I will keep those in mind. I want to react to Time and Great Gig studio versions first for sure...Thanks
I know it's not the same but the Australian pink Floyd are worth checking out
Cool, I'm sure they have vids on UA-cam, thanks
They tour America
I was that lucky. Twice.
I discovered your channel today and I subscribed. So, I was excited when this reaction popped up! The previous tour (called A Delicate Sound of Thunder from 1988 is also fire). Please consider a reaction to "On The Turning Away" from that tour. It is another song from their 1987 album. It is 9 minutes long and very emotional. From what I have learnt so far from other reactions, it is right up your street. It is in HD and has been remastered: ua-cam.com/video/xEMy34qhQe4/v-deo.html
Thanks so much Black Rose!! Welcome to the Retro Reactions family! I have added your suggestion to my list. Thanks for your support and comment! 😊
That’s yet another great live performance…great suggestion. 🤗
Hey wait, Time DOES exist with Pink Floyd.......and you haven't reacted to it yet. Also of potential interest to you Mr. keymaster, those synth triplets that give this song a kind of dance groove are buried much deeper in the studio mix, but the Pompeii 2016 performance brings them all the way to the front, and it actually kinda changes the whole texture of the song for me. You might give that a look on your TIME.
I'll do TIME some other time LOL.......
Do you play the key board (s) yourself, or have I misunderstood your meaning ?
If you do like great keyboards, especially double and triple decked Hammond organs, then I recommend a live 1970 TV studio performance by Deep Purple.
Sweat Child in Time.
The band will blow your mind.
Ian Gillans live vocals and controlled wails / screams will leave you speachless and mute.
Jon Lords organ will mesmerise you..... he even squeezes in a bit of Flight of the Bumble Bea.
I do, but it has been a while tbh. Thanks for the suggestion!
@@retroreactions.... If you can play, don’t hold back.
Get you hands on a suitable Hammond and keyboards and just let yourself loose when you need to.
Enjoy life when you can.... it is too short to waste any precious moments.
Thanks Kent!
Have a look at Guy Pratt talking about his bass line from Sorrow, and his work with Madonna.
ua-cam.com/video/yluPCLc1ltg/v-deo.html
Awesome to find out more about him...thanks for the link Jon! Had no idea he played on Like A Prayer..