@SaeedReacts. to get technical it is an effects peddle the loops the sound of the guitar, through the tube into the mouth, then you alter the sound by changing the shape of your mouth this is the captured by the mic and routed to the amps, you can mimic this by putting your phones speaker part really close to your mouth play some music and start changing the shape of your mouth, of course it is not as effective as the real thing but you get the idea.
@@simply_psi Actually it takes the speaker out of the amp and runs the sound to the tube part of the sounds goes to the mic and part goes out to another speaker.
In every generation there are one or two musicians/bands that become timeless and live on forever while all the others from the same Era are lost to time. It is my belief that in 300 years people will still listen to Pink Floyd the way people listen to Beethoven, Bach, Mozart today. They are just on a level that no other band out today can come close to.
Here is the definition of the word "classic" given by the Italian writer Italo Calvino: "A classic is a work that has never finished saying what it has to say".
Your going to love all Pink Floyd’s songs , they are so great! David Gilmour is a guitar master 😊. Can’t wait for your reaction to Sorrow and High Hopes.
Every light and special effect was created to hit everyone in the audience and turn the volume up on their emotions. David Gilmour is on God Level with every type of guitar, and with the talk box. Everything he touches is magic.
Oh, man, I love everything about this concert. Sorrow and One of These Days are bangers, and Great Gig in the Sky makes me cry every time, no matter how many times I listen to/watch it. From PF's Delicate Sound of Thunder concert check out On the Turning Away and Dogs of War. I'm enjoying your reactions. It's hard to describe the kinds of feelings Pink Floyd evokes, but those of us who know get it. This is some high vibrational, crown chakra stuff. 😃🤘🏽💗
Architects draw a plan of, let's say, a cathedral or a dome, and the craftsmen need decades to build it. And often the workers couldn't see what they were doing until the work was finished. The members of Pink Floyd are all architects. That's how they made music. With vision and passion. With the ability to sketch, communicate, listen, collaborate. They need to have technical skills and a problem-solving mind. With an eye for design and decorum. They have done outstanding work. I'm a Floyd fan for over 50 years, and I still haven't heard enough of their music.
Pink floyd are all about communication through their lyrics and their music I regard them to be a beacon of musical excellence very intelligent and supremely talented I've been a fan for over fifty odd years and still can't get enough of their incredible music the only down side is unfortunately we all get older and nothing lasts for ever so I'm determined to cram as much of pink floyd and loads of all kinds of music into my memory sheer enjoyment and inner peace and of course a sense of understanding does that make sense loved your reaction to for me the masters of progressive sycadelic rock pink floyd enjoy this fabulous musical journey that you have undertaken it's wonderful
There are very few people who don't feel Pink Floyd in their souls when they give it a chance. Those people tend to come in two camps-- young people who are so used to short concise tracks, TikTok, short attention span. And people who are uncomfortable hearing this music because it does speak to their soul and they don't like feeling that. Those people eventually come around (my wife was one of them, the heartbeat that opens Dark Side of the Moon made her nervous initially). The short attention span people probably never will, maybe when they're older. Everyone else, gender, race, nationality... there is no "type" that enjoy this music. Just anyone who is able to feel and wants to feel will connect with it. There is some symbolism in this, "Keep Talking", are we only talking words and language? Or "talking" through other means, as David's talk box suggests, communication doesn't always have to be through words. We can connect in other ways.
well done on another great pink floyd reaction, im glad that your enjoying your pink floyd journey, id recommend that you stick with the pulse concert and try "TIME" or "HIGH HOPES" and if you want to hear those backing singers really shine then its a must that you try "GREAT GIG IN THE SKY", it will blow your mind
What's amazing about Pink Floyd is outside of a few songs from DSOTM they got very little radio play. Cause they don'y have 4 beat 4 minute dance music or rock & Roll. yet they are #2 selling around the world in sells. DSOTM on the charts for 943 wks. People usually heard them from being over at some house sitting and listening to the music.
Loving your reactions keep it up and enjoy your journey into Pink Floyd its an experience! One recommendation is do the Dark Side Of The Moon album when possible
For sound and vision from Pulse, I recommend Sorrow, Run Like Hell, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Learning to Fly, High Hopes, Wish You Were Here, Coming Back to Life, One of These Days, etc… in no particular order as they’ll all become your new favourite. Enjoy mate.
Thanks for reacting to this track. I did see them on the Pulse tour, and it was stunning, but I had forgotten about this particular piece, and how awesome it is.
Oh I had an afterthought if you can get hold of it listen and watch pink floyd at the gdansk concert playing echoes it will most definitely blow you away a friendly word of advice listen to it two or maybe three times to fully digest it enjoy
Many younger people probably consider DVD's "old tech", but having a physical copy of this remarkable concert has the same effect on me as holding a treasured book and knowing the timeless nature of the wonderful story that is held within. The term "majesty" doesn't cross my lips too often, but it comes to mind every time I listen to this performance. "High Hopes" is another favorite, but every song here is iconic.
The album "The Division Bell", is largely about communication, or rather the lack of communication. The Division Bell is the name of a bell that rings at the Palace of Westminster, Houses of Parliament (London, UK). The bell indicates to parliamentarians that the debates will resume, or that these debates are coming to an end, that it's time to move on to the final vote. Mankind’s greatest achievements have come about by talking. But its greatest failures by not talking. As when we look at what is happening in Ukraine and Gaza, “It doesn’t have to be like this”. To prevent such horrors from happening again and again, “All we need to do is make sure we keep talking.”
Great reaction to one of my favorite songs from the Pulse concert! I just love the groove throughout and you are right on the money with the theme. (Also, most reactors don't realize that Stephen Hawking is the voiceover in this song). I find the use of the talk box interesting; I usually think of it as a sort of raunchy addition to a song (think Joe Walsh or Bon Jovi). In "Keeping Talking', David Gilmour makes the talk box sound plaintive. :) For future reactions, I suggest 'Sorrow' from this same Pulse concert, or a song from the previous tour (A Delicate Sound of Thunder, 1988) called 'On the Turning Away').
I would recommend a few for your next one: From the same Pulse concert and same era, High Hopes is stellar. Would suggest album versions first for the following songs: Mother Wish You Wete Here Money Then from Dark Side of the Moom album. I would pair up two songs that have no break between them anyway: Time + Great Gig in the Sky That last pairing would be incredible...
Very underrated song. For something different check out David Gilmour's Live at Pompeii from 2016 - and give In Any Tongue or Faces Of Stone a try. You won't be disappointed. Sorrow and High Hopes from the same show are also great.
Understanding the meaning of their lyrics is complicated. I see a lot of reactions to their songs just to see if people understand the meaning and you're the first one who understands it.
One of my favourite songs from PF 🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻🔥 As a person who loves lyrics that tell a story, try "Time". The version from The Pulse concert is okay but you should hear the album version first. There is a good one with subtitles 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Got a genuine question. In the UK we call them "backing" singers because they provide backing vocals. In the US you call them "backup" singers when someone or something is a backup it's normally referring to something that's on standby Incase something goes wrong with the main thing. So my question is, why do you call them backup singers?
@@SaeedReacts. your American English is flawless. By the way, you should definitely check out "the great gig in the sky" from the pulse concert. This is where the "backing vocalists are let loose and take the lead, with NO lyrics. It will blow your mind dude.
if i was in Floyd i’d have changed talk to connect.. u said 80s.. gay 80s pop.. like culture club “boy george lead singer”.. that’s why i didnt like much 80s Floyd.. it got much better and much more like 70s Floyd 7 years later when they released “The Division bell”in 94… 1987s A Momentary Lapse of Reason does have one of my favorite Floyd songs on it “Sorrow” and they played it so damn amazing in the Pulse concert
The newer remastered versions are rarely as good as the originals......they clean them up, yes... .and remove the feel and quality of the music.....and also delete or alter magic that the computer operator ( fake engineer ) doesnt understand or believes is not politically correct.
From reading many comments on this topic, i see many different opinions. Some swear by original, some say go remastered. So already for me its a lose lose whichever i pick 😅
@@SaeedReacts. Yes, i understand the dilema Those of the computer age want to hear computer noises and auto tune . Those my age want to hear the human voice and the musical instruments. Both are biased towards their own wants. When performed and recorded well, the original gives the emotion and skill of the artists. The remastered versions often strip the sound of emotion and feel, and are more about the sound technicians skill. The technician / profucer can also remove whole sections they dont like and even add bits by other musicians and singers. As with the Great Gig, early remakes altered the final vocal notes and melody. Recent remakes have deleted those brilliant vocals completely.... as they are the vocalised notes of passing, they probably upset the Politically Correct.
I don't know how old/young man you are but I'm glad that you're enjoying something unexplainably good, also known as Pink Floyd. Doesn't matter if with or without Roger Waters. Still listening to the DSOFTM, which my Mom succeeded to get in Soviet Estonia in 1974..
The effect Dave is using is called a Talkbox and was used by Peter Frampton a lot but David Gilmour uses it majestically.
Thanks for letting me know! I heard the name before, but i have not come across it too many times.
@SaeedReacts. to get technical it is an effects peddle the loops the sound of the guitar, through the tube into the mouth, then you alter the sound by changing the shape of your mouth this is the captured by the mic and routed to the amps, you can mimic this by putting your phones speaker part really close to your mouth play some music and start changing the shape of your mouth, of course it is not as effective as the real thing but you get the idea.
@@simply_psi Actually it takes the speaker out of the amp and runs the sound to the tube part of the sounds goes to the mic and part goes out to another speaker.
@@SaeedReacts.Talkbox also used by Joe Walsh on his song Rocky Mountain Way and by the Eagles on their song Those Shoes.
Jeff Beck the true master on the Talk Box. Go back listening to when he played with Tim Bogert and Carmine Appice. There's this BBA live in Japan...
From the same Pulse collection, please check out SORROW, and also RUN LIKE HELL.
Or Time or Great Gig in the Sky or.......LOL
Oh, 100% - great suggestions! - Sorrow from Pulse is amazing, and Run Like Hell is a fun trip, dialled to 11!...
In every generation there are one or two musicians/bands that become timeless and live on forever while all the others from the same Era are lost to time. It is my belief that in 300 years people will still listen to Pink Floyd the way people listen to Beethoven, Bach, Mozart today. They are just on a level that no other band out today can come close to.
Strange fact all Pink Floyd songs made 40to 50 years ago is still relevant today. These song should be on the radio again today
Here is the definition of the word "classic" given by the Italian writer Italo Calvino:
"A classic is a work that has never finished saying what it has to say".
We are on another planet, here, dear friend! They were ALIENS, no comparison may exist!!
They are definitely out of this world 😃
🤘🏽💗
Yes! Finally! So underrated, but one of my favorite songs from the Pulse concerts! Thank you for reacting to it!
Amazing song and performance! Thanks for watching.
Your going to love all Pink Floyd’s songs , they are so great! David Gilmour is a guitar master 😊. Can’t wait for your reaction to Sorrow and High Hopes.
Looking forward to more of their music! Thanks for watching.
Every light and special effect was created to hit everyone in the audience and turn the volume up on their emotions. David Gilmour is on God Level with every type of guitar, and with the talk box. Everything he touches is magic.
Must have been an amazing experience to be there.
The vocal effect is talkbox. The sound of the guitar is played through the tube into David’s mouth and then picked up again by his vocal mike.
Thanks for letting me know! Appreciate that.
One of my very favorite PF songs. Hell, favorite songs period
Awesome song!
Oh, man, I love everything about this concert. Sorrow and One of These Days are bangers, and Great Gig in the Sky makes me cry every time, no matter how many times I listen to/watch it. From PF's Delicate Sound of Thunder concert check out On the Turning Away and Dogs of War. I'm enjoying your reactions. It's hard to describe the kinds of feelings Pink Floyd evokes, but those of us who know get it. This is some high vibrational, crown chakra stuff. 😃🤘🏽💗
Definitely checking out more of this concert. Looking forward to it.
Great reaction! Also from Pulse, High Hopes, Sorrow, learning to Fly and pretty much all the others! 😅
Thanks! Will check out more of this concert!
🤗 Love this song! 🥰🐰
"All we have to do is make sure we keep talking." I've been a Floydian since 1967. Welcome on the journey.
Same here gypsy I've loved and supported pink floyd since 1966, in my humble opinion the greatest progressive rock band ever to have existed.
@@michaelmcbreen4025 My Floydian Brother!!! Hello from Massachusetts
Best Live Band Ever
100 percent for sure! And I'm 69 and seen them all no comparison live!
I saw this show in Washington DC a couple of months before this was recorded.
IT WAS AMAZING!!!! They had everything you see here. I was mesmerized.
That is awesome! Glad you got to see them.
Great! Please react to Wearing the inside out, by Pink Floyd
Will add that one to the list. Thanks.
I absolutely adore this song.
Architects draw a plan of, let's say, a cathedral or a dome, and the craftsmen need decades to build it. And often the workers couldn't see what they were doing until the work was finished. The members of Pink Floyd are all architects. That's how they made music. With vision and passion. With the ability to sketch, communicate, listen, collaborate. They need to have technical skills and a problem-solving mind. With an eye for design and decorum.
They have done outstanding work. I'm a Floyd fan for over 50 years, and I still haven't heard enough of their music.
Wow! Thats a beautiful description and analogy.
@@SaeedReacts. Thank you!
funny that you mention that you are an introvert, so am I and that's why I love this song so much and have it tattooed on my arm... Keep Talking..
Great song. Resonates with me a lot. Keep Talking, brother!
Pink floyd are all about communication through their lyrics and their music I regard them to be a beacon of musical excellence very intelligent and supremely talented I've been a fan for over fifty odd years and still can't get enough of their incredible music the only down side is unfortunately we all get older and nothing lasts for ever so I'm determined to cram as much of pink floyd and loads of all kinds of music into my memory sheer enjoyment and inner peace and of course a sense of understanding does that make sense loved your reaction to for me the masters of progressive sycadelic rock pink floyd enjoy this fabulous musical journey that you have undertaken it's wonderful
Thanks so much for sharing that! Looking forward to more of their music.
So amazing this masterpiece of a song
Top émotion, frightening
Welcome to the machine!!
Thanks!
This is a phenomenal track, short but sweet, it brings everything to party,lays it out for us to appreciate. Man & music melding into one.
He does his best talking with his guitar….of course! And had plenty to say with it I might add
There are very few people who don't feel Pink Floyd in their souls when they give it a chance. Those people tend to come in two camps-- young people who are so used to short concise tracks, TikTok, short attention span. And people who are uncomfortable hearing this music because it does speak to their soul and they don't like feeling that. Those people eventually come around (my wife was one of them, the heartbeat that opens Dark Side of the Moon made her nervous initially). The short attention span people probably never will, maybe when they're older. Everyone else, gender, race, nationality... there is no "type" that enjoy this music. Just anyone who is able to feel and wants to feel will connect with it. There is some symbolism in this, "Keep Talking", are we only talking words and language? Or "talking" through other means, as David's talk box suggests, communication doesn't always have to be through words. We can connect in other ways.
100% language is not always enough to convey our message.
Amazing song and performance. Looking forward to more Pink Floyd.
Anathema played a cover of this song in Tenerife with professor Hawking himself.
Awesome!
well done on another great pink floyd reaction, im glad that your enjoying your pink floyd journey,
id recommend that you stick with the pulse concert and try "TIME" or "HIGH HOPES" and if you
want to hear those backing singers really shine then its a must that you try "GREAT GIG IN THE SKY",
it will blow your mind
Thanks so much for watching and those recommendations! Definitely want to check out more from this concert.
What's amazing about Pink Floyd is outside of a few songs from DSOTM they got very little radio play. Cause they don'y have 4 beat 4 minute dance music or rock & Roll. yet they are #2 selling around the world in sells. DSOTM on the charts for 943 wks. People usually heard them from being over at some house sitting and listening to the music.
you are awesome. a real music lover for sure
Thanks so much!
Loving your reactions keep it up and enjoy your journey into Pink Floyd its an experience! One recommendation is do the Dark Side Of The Moon album when possible
Thanks! Definitely want to check out many more!
Loved watching your reaction! Great stuff. Can’t wait to see you react to more Floyd!
Thanks so much for watching!
Sorrow from pulse concert On the turning away 1988 also
For sound and vision from Pulse, I recommend Sorrow, Run Like Hell, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Learning to Fly, High Hopes, Wish You Were Here, Coming Back to Life, One of These Days, etc… in no particular order as they’ll all become your new favourite. Enjoy mate.
Thanks so much for these recommendations! Looking forward to them.
Thanks for reacting to this track. I did see them on the Pulse tour, and it was stunning, but I had forgotten about this particular piece, and how awesome it is.
Awesome you saw this tour! Thanks for watching.
This is probably my favorite Pink Floyd song post Roger Waters.
Beautiful song.
I'm glad you loved this. I hope you check out a song called One Of These Days from the Pulse concert as well.
Will add it to my list. Thanks.
Oh I had an afterthought if you can get hold of it listen and watch pink floyd at the gdansk concert playing echoes it will most definitely blow you away a friendly word of advice listen to it two or maybe three times to fully digest it enjoy
Thanks for the recommendation!
Many younger people probably consider DVD's "old tech", but having a physical copy of this remarkable concert has the same effect on me as holding a treasured book and knowing the timeless nature of the wonderful story that is held within. The term "majesty" doesn't cross my lips too often, but it comes to mind every time I listen to this performance. "High Hopes" is another favorite, but every song here is iconic.
Used to collect VHS and DVD's. Still have boxes full of them and no device to play them 😅
Epic concert!
The album "The Division Bell", is largely about communication, or rather the lack of communication.
The Division Bell is the name of a bell that rings at the Palace of Westminster, Houses of Parliament (London, UK).
The bell indicates to parliamentarians that the debates will resume, or that these debates are coming to an end, that it's time to move on to the final vote.
Mankind’s greatest achievements have come about by talking. But its greatest failures by not talking.
As when we look at what is happening in Ukraine and Gaza, “It doesn’t have to be like this”.
To prevent such horrors from happening again and again, “All we need to do is make sure we keep talking.”
Great reaction to one of my favorite songs from the Pulse concert! I just love the groove throughout and you are right on the money with the theme. (Also, most reactors don't realize that Stephen Hawking is the voiceover in this song). I find the use of the talk box interesting; I usually think of it as a sort of raunchy addition to a song (think Joe Walsh or Bon Jovi). In "Keeping Talking', David Gilmour makes the talk box sound plaintive. :) For future reactions, I suggest 'Sorrow' from this same Pulse concert, or a song from the previous tour (A Delicate Sound of Thunder, 1988) called 'On the Turning Away').
Beautiful song and performance. Thanks so much for watching and the recommendations! Definitely exploring more.
I like the way the Talkbox sounds like someone having trouble talking, or mumbling incoherently.
Great observation!
My Father Passed Away 3 Years Ago , This Song 🎶 Helps Me To Overcome His Absence 🙏🏽🎤🎼🎹
Sorry to hear about your loss. Music like this can definitely be a companion during hard times.
I would recommend a few for your next one:
From the same Pulse concert and same era, High Hopes is stellar.
Would suggest album versions first for the following songs:
Mother
Wish You Wete Here
Money
Then from Dark Side of the Moom album. I would pair up two songs that have no break between them anyway:
Time + Great Gig in the Sky
That last pairing would be incredible...
Thanks so much for those recommendations. Definitely will explore some of these.
Very underrated song. For something different check out David Gilmour's Live at Pompeii from 2016 - and give In Any Tongue or Faces Of Stone a try. You won't be disappointed. Sorrow and High Hopes from the same show are also great.
Definitely want to check out more from this and other concerts.
You will love the lyrics from "time" by floyd if you like profound stories......
Understanding the meaning of their lyrics is complicated. I see a lot of reactions to their songs just to see if people understand the meaning and you're the first one who understands it.
Hello! This song is fantastic...but please try to react to the studio versions of the songs. Greetings from reaction.
I thought u was Goran Ivanisevic when I first saw you NO OFFENCE INTENDED 👍👍👍
Haha, no worries 😃 I am a bit younger than him and also a lot worse in tennis 😃.
One of my favourite songs from PF 🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻🔥🤘🏻🔥
As a person who loves lyrics that tell a story, try "Time". The version from The Pulse concert is okay but you should hear the album version first. There is a good one with subtitles 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Great song. Thanks for that recommendation!
@@SaeedReacts.
This is probably the best lyric version of time
Time-Pink Floyd lyrics
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C'est une talkbox sur le solo de fin
Thanks for letting me know!
Fun fact: Dany Villarreal from The Warning was heavily influenced by David Gilmour.
Awesome! And they will in turn inspire the next generation of artists.
Sorrow - pulse concert
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F*ck the Beatles, Pink Floyd is where's it's at right! Next up try ; another brick in the wall.
Talking? Something you're clearly not struggling with any more. 😂
I have heard that before 😃
👋👋👋👋👋
Got a genuine question. In the UK we call them "backing" singers because they provide backing vocals.
In the US you call them "backup" singers when someone or something is a backup it's normally referring to something that's on standby Incase something goes wrong with the main thing.
So my question is, why do you call them backup singers?
I am afraid i can not answer that. I am Belgian, and English is not my first language.
@@SaeedReacts. your American English is flawless.
By the way, you should definitely check out "the great gig in the sky" from the pulse concert.
This is where the "backing vocalists are let loose and take the lead, with NO lyrics.
It will blow your mind dude.
if i was in Floyd i’d have changed talk to connect.. u said 80s.. gay 80s pop.. like culture club “boy george lead singer”.. that’s why i didnt like much 80s Floyd.. it got much better and much more like 70s Floyd 7 years later when they released “The Division bell”in 94… 1987s A Momentary Lapse of Reason does have one of my favorite Floyd songs on it “Sorrow” and they played it so damn amazing in the Pulse concert
Must check out Sorrow as well! Heard many great things.
Stephen Hawking
The newer remastered versions are rarely as good as the originals......they clean them up, yes... .and remove the feel and quality of the music.....and also delete or alter magic that the computer operator ( fake engineer ) doesnt understand or believes is not politically correct.
From reading many comments on this topic, i see many different opinions. Some swear by original, some say go remastered. So already for me its a lose lose whichever i pick 😅
@@SaeedReacts.
Yes, i understand the dilema
Those of the computer age want to hear computer noises and auto tune .
Those my age want to hear the human voice and the musical instruments.
Both are biased towards their own wants.
When performed and recorded well, the original gives the emotion and skill of the artists.
The remastered versions often strip the sound of emotion and feel, and are more about the sound technicians skill.
The technician / profucer can also remove whole sections they dont like and even add bits by other musicians and singers.
As with the Great Gig, early remakes altered the final vocal notes and melody.
Recent remakes have deleted those brilliant vocals completely.... as they are the vocalised notes of passing, they probably upset the Politically Correct.
I don't know how old/young man you are but I'm glad that you're enjoying something unexplainably good, also known as Pink Floyd.
Doesn't matter if with or without Roger Waters.
Still listening to the DSOFTM, which my Mom succeeded to get in Soviet Estonia in 1974..
I am 36, and enjoying this a lot! Its been an amazing journey discovering all these bands and artists. Looking forward to more Pink Floyd.