I have video of him playing wrong on the song Shine on You Crazy Diamond from Royal Albert Hall 😂 you can almost not hear it but u see in the video he missed a chord under the sax solo , I'm not dissing him tho i love Gilmour one of the best 👌
I love everything about this song, but this guitar solo in particular is one of my favorite Gilmour solos ever! It just goes on and on and I don't want it to end.
I was walking down the street the other night, saw a man sitting on the ground, homeless, this song came straight into my mind. I turned back and gave him some money. I did not turn away this time
It's hard to choose but this is one of their best. David Gilmour's voice is nothing short of masterful. They just pull you in and make you a part of the experience...
I have always enjoyed this "version" of Pink Floyd, without Roger Waters. While he was a founding member and had much to add, he also sort of always seemed to be an angry/dark influence as well. This "version" is all about the pure beauty & essence of the band. I may be a small voice & opinion, but it's just me & how I feel. I have their live Pulse DVD. Now that is absolute perfection. Just an amazing bouquet for the senses. I hope you're well, Jamel...I've loved your views & content for a couple years now ✌
This live clip is from the movie Delicate Sound Of Thunder which was recorded at the Nassau Coliseum on Long Island NY, where they played 5 nights straight in August 1988 and I was at 3 , including the last 2 nights when this movie was recorded.
To be able to play electric guitar like David Gilmour is a gift from God, as is this song. Yes, David can lift an entire stadiums hearts way, way up there with his solos and we wish they would go on forever. Pure musical joy! 🎸💖🎸
PINK FLOYD!! The deepest, most awesome rabbit hole you'll ever drop into!! Have been P.F. fan for many decades. They were just on a higher, different plain than almost every other band. Their songs can be, at the same time, easy and hard to comprehend. But also very timeless as you will discover as you take the journey with us. Always cool to see someone loving them for the first time. Thanks for the great react J aka J!!!!!!!!
Glad to be here! Thanks Jamal for playing one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs! Gilmour. again shows both his vocal abilities and his legendary Guitar skills. I have played this song dozens and dozens of times and it never gets old.
Even though you can’t see Pink Floyd live . The next best thing is to see the best tribute band to Pink Floyd . The tribute band , Wish You Were Here . The sights and sounds of Pink Floyd ! They have Been doing it for 27 years . I seen them last year . In July . They are great ! I seen Pink Floyd , In 1987 at the Municipal Stadium in Cleveland! The tribute band is great . If you ever get a chance to see them , you won’t regret it !
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.
Thank you I have been listening to this song 35 years since it came out. It was this reaction that hit home. I had not tried to understand the song, just enjoy it. With just a few words from you about this, it means so much more. In the past five years or so, I have become more isolated, more left out, more alone and ignored. Having a rare neurological disorder that now has me in a wheelchair, I don't leave the house much, and when I go somewhere, I feel alone in a crowd. I have to find a way to be accepted and included when I show up somewhere by myself, other than people holding doors open for me. I'm going to dig into the lyrics and watch this again.
"Another Day in Paradise" is the Phil Collins song you were talking about. Genesis also has a song about the same subject matter called "It's Gonna Get Better."
I have to preface this by saying that Pink Floyd is my all time favorite band and this is my favorite song. I usually don’t watch these videos on my IPhone because of the sound quality, but I couldn’t resist hearing my favorite track again, so here I am wiping my eyes again. ❤
Best concert I have ever seen in Toronto Canada 1994 the Division Bell Tour.Fantastic live,lighting was out of this world as well as the stage construction,sound incredible and the back singers they travel with are Amazing. Grew up with Floyd as a teenager and remember many parties just getting wasted to them. 70's,80's and 90's had such amazing bands,what an era. Enjoy the ride.😊
I love the Delicate Sound of Thunder Concert almost as much as Pulse. At about 9:15 David uses his pick hand to touch a fret. I really enjoy watching him play. He's like a surgeon over the guitar. Thanks Jamel!
Pink Floyd has always been a spiritual experience, from early on, (1979) I was 19, and it grew and expanded as did life. I was lucky to see Pink Floyd in 94 at Giants Stadium on a massive tour and again in 2012, at MSG, NY - words fail in comparison to being present in the moment, both you and the back in the same room - Long Live the Floyd -
Jamal, from one man to another, I send you my thanks and praises for what I believe is a service to the worldwide community. Been a fan for a long time now and feel like I know you, brother. Like we're friends. You're a good man.
I have been going to concerts, playing in bands and working shows for almost 50 years. I have seen more shows than I can count or remember. But seeing Pink Floyd in 1988 on the Delicate Sound of Thunder tour has to be the highlight. Pink Floyd defies genre - they are a genre all their own.
My favorite performance of my favorite Pink Floyd song. Great message. Great vocals all around. Other musicians nailed their parts. And the guitar solo can be argued to be as good as the second solo in Comfortably Numb in Pulse concert.
I never understood why they didn’t do this song at live8. The whole purpose of the concert was to raise money for underprivileged people. What a perfect match. It’s my favorite also.
@@ronniecramer1252 I think they don't wanna spoil their reunion in a long time, and offend Roger with a song that he had absolutely not been part of, from an album which was the result of his departure (which Waters was very critical, and arguably embittered about).
@@grassrootsflshp you are probably right, but it's a shame that grown men could not reach a compromise. We'll do two of your songs , and one of ours especially since that track was the essence of the message of the whole affair.
@@ronniecramer1252 I hear you bro, Rog is largely to blame with his big fat ego methinks. Gilmour had always been more or less a subdued and reserved character in most interviews, who is more inclined to listen and compromise. Wish I could say the same with Rog.
@@grassrootsflshp this will be my last reply. My wife and I just saw the [This is not a drill tour] and couple of months ago. You've probably already seen this. At the very beginning Roger is on stage and announces that ' I'm sure most of you are here because you like the music of Pink Floyd , but if you don't agree with my political views, you should get the f--k out of the arena now. Kind of in your face don't you think !
Something I noticed with Gilmour, is although he is the frontman, he's not standing in the front. He is flanked and even standing behind the other members, like they are all the stars of the show.
And today...as war explodes...and innocents are dying by the thousands....we are turning away. How many times will we watch innocent humans suffering because of the power of the few. I have seen PF several times...always a magical experience!
This is from Pink Floyd's "A Delicate Sound of Thunder" tour. I saw them live in 1988 at Nassau Coliseum, Long Island. They were phenomenal! RIP Rick Wright.
This is from the Delicate Sound of Thunder concert...perhaps one of the greatest concerts Pink Floyd ever gave!This one will get you by the heart strings and you will go willingly...Ty brother Jamal for this superb piece
Long time sub here Jamel. I hate it that you are having issues with UA-cam...just know that it is because you're making a positive impact in people's lives and you're growing still. God Bless you dude.
This song actually changed my life for the good. It started by simply volunteering at the homeless shelter. Then my kids got involved with us. Now my grandkids helps out. We don't do it as much as we would like but usually once or twice a month. We do some holiday meals. It's really amazing how just a little bit of help will go a long way. It was all because of this song.
Nice surprise notification here. The best captured performance on film of a prog rock song ever Rewatch, paying closer attention to the cinematography, arrangement, Richards dramatic opening, lead vocal and harmonic solo and, arguably, David's best solo
We use to go to lazer shows always pink Floyd always a good time in Pittsburgh PA back in the 1980-1990s it was interactive and they would fly 🐖 beach balls and other objects in the theater for us to play with. Never any trouble always staying till the end...
'Much Love And Thanks' for posting this video. As the entire show did, watching them do this song live in '87 left me speechless in awe, and it happened all over again while watching this. Seeing Pink Floyd live in concert was overwhelmingly amazing every time. Thank You for bringing back the memory ...
I was lucky enough to see Pink Floyd in concert at Soldier Field and it was amazing and special for me. The people I met that night that shared everything, food, drinks, weed, shrooms. There’s was a point in the concert when the crystal ball came up and it started raining right on cue and it was epic. I still get goosebumps thinking about it. A show I’ll never forget.
This song on the 2019 Delicate Sound of Thunder reissue is so amazing, adding 1.5 minute or so to the solo part compared to the original DSoT release. It just goes on and on.
This song was part of my childhood and I loved it. Makes you think, even as a kid. The the crowd go nuts at the start, then quiet for the first verse til guitar kicks in (apart from odd rogue whistler, lol), that's respect and love for the track right there. Definitely touches the soul! As for ppl askin for change to do drugs n stuff. I don't judge. I that's where they at and feel that's what they need at that point in their lives, at least they aren't robbin ya!. But that's up to them, I'd rather they bought food with my donation, but I ain't gonna judge. I definitely know what it's like. They will seek help when ready or die, but the choice is theirs. Can't force help when they aren't ready!
Saw them in 87 in Manchester with my sister at Maine Road. I was 18, my sister was 15. I think it blew our minds the sound. They were using Quadrophonic sound effects, which was cutting edge at the time. The Bed and the airplane crashing into the stage was surreal and then that pig that came out during One of these days..wacky as hell! We were stood on the pitch so this stuff was happening above us. Literally on a high when we left the stadium.
It was through this live show I was drawn and irrevocably fell into the rabbit hole that is PF. Still my favourite live recording from them. It has an aura that Pulse doesn't have, despite the amazing performances.
I hope you’ve given yourself the pleasure of listening to a full Pink Floyd album straight through-it’s really the way they were meant to be experienced. If you haven’t, try Dark Side of the Moon.
I love this song but my favorite off this album (A Momentary Lapse of Reason) is "Learning to Fly". The live version of that from the Pulse tour is amazing. The only issue with that is a lot of flashing lights at the end that might affect those who are sensitive to flashing lights.
I always love your reactions to great classic music like this.. Pink Floyd is 1 of my favorite of all time, but this song is special to me bc of the lyrics.. to be honest with you I have already talked to my family awhile ago that I want this song played at my funeral
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I'll never understand how people say Pink Floyd is boring music, man is reaches out and hits you right in your soul.
No body said that
@@ryanefrisaputra8958I’ve heard many people say that Pink Floyd is Boomer music, retarded people
Only those who eliminated their souls.
😂 pink floyd music is really out of this world kind of music....you'd understand if you were from another planet or dimension
Because they have no soul
I miss Richard Wright. The beautiful tapestries he wove with his key creations were stunningly moving.
He was the glue
Irreplaceable ❤️
He was the soul of PF.
Amazing work by Richard. Exquisite.
That vocal exclamation point that Margaret Taylor added during the solo is exquisite. And I agree that this is one of Gilmour's all-time best solos
They always had some powerful backing vocalists. In this case Margaret Taylor, Rachel Fury, and Durga McBroom. Wish I had been able to see them live.
Yes indeed...perfect singing of all of them. Remember Sam Brown joining the group....but this ad of Margaret Taylor...wow.
I've been lucky enough to see them live twice, with and without Roger Waters.
There is simply no musical equivalence to them. Period.
Yeah! That Lady got some SERIOUS PIPES . OMG .
OMG, right?? When she hit that, I had to just close my eyes. Incredible.
David Gilmour is one of my biggest influences on guitar. As far as I'm concerned, he's never played a wrong note, ever. Just glorious.
So very true man respect 👏🏻👍🏻🎸🎸
Just shows you don't need an expensive guitar to sound good.
I have video of him playing wrong on the song Shine on You Crazy Diamond from Royal Albert Hall 😂 you can almost not hear it but u see in the video he missed a chord under the sax solo , I'm not dissing him tho i love Gilmour one of the best 👌
Same, and I love his spooky guitar notes
He's why I started playing guitar!!!
Always amazes me how Gilmour’s guitar can evoke so much emotion😎
It's brought me to tears more than once!
That's what he does. He is in a league of his own
That's the difference between a guitar player and a guitarist.
His guitar 🎸 solos are amazing
Absolutely. Not a burner, but a damn good musician. And that’s what music is about, yes? Creating emotion.
This is one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard!
It's brought me to tears more than once!
I love everything about this song, but this guitar solo in particular is one of my favorite Gilmour solos ever! It just goes on and on and I don't want it to end.
A Pink Floyd concert is always an experience for the eyes and the ears. 🎸🎶✌️
And the soul
A spiritual experience, to be precise! :)
Best night of my life. Earls court 94.
I was walking down the street the other night, saw a man sitting on the ground, homeless, this song came straight into my mind. I turned back and gave him some money. I did not turn away this time
God bless you. JP5 rocks!
"Just a world that we all must share" Ain't that the truth.
David's choice of notes, through the solo, never fails to paint a picture in my mind. The Cosmic Cathedral behind him makes damn sure.
One of my favorite live performances. The choral nearly a capella is beyond gorgeous.
It's hard to choose but this is one of their best. David Gilmour's voice is nothing short of masterful. They just pull you in and make you a part of the experience...
Guy Pratt on the fretless bass is amazing
This particular live performance is perfection.
Had a really tough day... this song is a healing salve for my soul ~
I have always enjoyed this "version" of Pink Floyd, without Roger Waters. While he was a founding member and had much to add, he also sort of always seemed to be an angry/dark influence as well.
This "version" is all about the pure beauty & essence of the band. I may be a small voice & opinion, but it's just me & how I feel. I have their live Pulse DVD. Now that is absolute perfection. Just an amazing bouquet for the senses.
I hope you're well, Jamel...I've loved your views & content for a couple years now ✌
Gilmour vocals and guitar is heaven on earth they just remastered this concert the whole thing is absolutely unbelievable!!!!
This live clip is from the movie Delicate Sound Of Thunder which was recorded at the Nassau Coliseum on Long Island NY, where they played 5 nights straight in August 1988 and I was at 3 , including the last 2 nights when this movie was recorded.
To be able to play electric guitar like David Gilmour is a gift from God, as is this song. Yes, David can lift an entire stadiums hearts way, way up there with his solos and we wish they would go on forever. Pure musical joy! 🎸💖🎸
my best experience was seeing pink floyd live
Masters of creating massive soundscapes you can get lost in.
PINK FLOYD!! The deepest, most awesome rabbit hole you'll ever drop into!! Have been P.F. fan for many decades. They were just on a higher, different plain than almost every other band. Their songs can be, at the same time, easy and hard to comprehend. But also very timeless as you will discover as you take the journey with us. Always cool to see someone loving them for the first time. Thanks for the great react J aka J!!!!!!!!
You have witnessed the genius of Pink Floyd. Legends and Pioneers. Enough Said!
Glad to be here! Thanks Jamal for playing one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs! Gilmour. again shows both his vocal abilities and his legendary Guitar skills. I have played this song dozens and dozens of times and it never gets old.
There are very few bands that can take you for a ride like Pink Floyd can. 💗
Even though you can’t see Pink Floyd live . The next best thing is to see the best tribute band to Pink Floyd . The tribute band , Wish You Were Here . The sights and sounds of Pink Floyd ! They have Been doing it for 27 years . I seen them last year . In July . They are great ! I seen Pink Floyd , In 1987 at the Municipal Stadium in Cleveland! The tribute band is great . If you ever get a chance to see them , you won’t regret it !
I saw them in Madrid in 88. Absolutely stunning concert. This looks like the same tour.
It is.
This is from the DVD called The Delicate Sound Of Thunder.
Yes, It is! I saw them in Barcelona just two days before. Still the BEST show i've never been on my whole life.
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.
One thing about PF, you know exactly who you are listening to. unmistakable excellence.
Gilmore's guitar is the sound of the universe crying. And kudos to Richard Wright and Nick Mason.
It starts as a gospel and ends as a rock ballad. Magnificent. Great guitar solo and backing vocals.
"Another Day in Paradise" I think is what you were trying to think of
Thank you I have been listening to this song 35 years since it came out. It was this reaction that hit home. I had not tried to understand the song, just enjoy it. With just a few words from you about this, it means so much more. In the past five years or so, I have become more isolated, more left out, more alone and ignored. Having a rare neurological disorder that now has me in a wheelchair, I don't leave the house much, and when I go somewhere, I feel alone in a crowd.
I have to find a way to be accepted and included when I show up somewhere by myself, other than people holding doors open for me. I'm going to dig into the lyrics and watch this again.
God bless you, sir. Some of us care.
Love ya bud..hope you have a good day
Remember to be as good a friend to yourself as you can.
"Another Day in Paradise" is the Phil Collins song you were talking about. Genesis also has a song about the same subject matter called "It's Gonna Get Better."
I don’t know what it is about the opening vocals but they bring tears to my eyes often.
Possibly one of the greatest rock songs ever written.
One of my favorite songs of all time! I’m so glad you got to this one.
I have to preface this by saying that Pink Floyd is my all time favorite band and this is my favorite song. I usually don’t watch these videos on my IPhone because of the sound quality, but I couldn’t resist hearing my favorite track again, so here I am wiping my eyes again. ❤
Such a gravity to their music. Unlike anything other. They are acutely aware of suffering and struggle and the experience of life.
Best concert I have ever seen in Toronto Canada 1994 the Division Bell Tour.Fantastic live,lighting was out of this world as well as the stage construction,sound incredible and the back singers they travel with are Amazing.
Grew up with Floyd as a teenager and remember many parties just getting wasted to them.
70's,80's and 90's had such amazing bands,what an era.
Enjoy the ride.😊
I couldn't choose between this solo and the comfortably numb solo. They're both just so bloody good ♥️
Yeah, Pink Floyd is sublime. I can't think of a better word.
I love the Delicate Sound of Thunder Concert almost as much as Pulse. At about 9:15 David uses his pick hand to touch a fret. I really enjoy watching him play. He's like a surgeon over the guitar. Thanks Jamel!
Can you Imagine wielding this kind of power? This band can do it on a whim. Masterclass worldwide success. The sound , The sound. Sonic wizardry.
Pink Floyd has always been a spiritual experience, from early on, (1979) I was 19, and it grew and expanded as did life. I was lucky to see Pink Floyd in 94 at Giants Stadium on a massive tour and again in 2012, at MSG, NY - words fail in comparison to being present in the moment, both you and the back in the same room - Long Live the Floyd -
Jamal, from one man to another, I send you my thanks and praises for what I believe is a service to the worldwide community. Been a fan for a long time now and feel like I know you, brother. Like we're friends. You're a good man.
On the turning away, Time, and Comfortably numb in that order, my favorite Gilmour solos. What a master
I have been going to concerts, playing in bands and working shows for almost 50 years. I have seen more shows than I can count or remember. But seeing Pink Floyd in 1988 on the Delicate Sound of Thunder tour has to be the highlight. Pink Floyd defies genre - they are a genre all their own.
My favorite performance of my favorite Pink Floyd song. Great message. Great vocals all around. Other musicians nailed their parts. And the guitar solo can be argued to be as good as the second solo in Comfortably Numb in Pulse concert.
I never understood why they didn’t do this song at live8. The whole purpose of the concert was to raise money for underprivileged people. What a perfect match. It’s my favorite also.
@@ronniecramer1252 I think they don't wanna spoil their reunion in a long time, and offend Roger with a song that he had absolutely not been part of, from an album which was the result of his departure (which Waters was very critical, and arguably embittered about).
@@grassrootsflshp you are probably right, but it's a shame that grown men could not reach a compromise. We'll do two of your songs , and one of ours especially since that track was the essence of the message of the whole affair.
@@ronniecramer1252 I hear you bro, Rog is largely to blame with his big fat ego methinks. Gilmour had always been more or less a subdued and reserved character in most interviews, who is more inclined to listen and compromise. Wish I could say the same with Rog.
@@grassrootsflshp this will be my last reply. My wife and I just saw the [This is not a drill tour] and couple of months ago. You've probably already seen this. At the very beginning Roger is on stage and announces that ' I'm sure most of you are here because you like the music of Pink Floyd , but if you don't agree with my political views, you should get the f--k out of the arena now. Kind of in your face don't you think !
Something I noticed with Gilmour, is although he is the frontman, he's not standing in the front. He is flanked and even standing behind the other members, like they are all the stars of the show.
5:55 you know, when you hear those three chords/notes, there's an absolutely epic solo coming.
A masterpiece, as good as anything Roger Waters wrote! ...and that guitar solo is out of this world!
And today...as war explodes...and innocents are dying by the thousands....we are turning away. How many times will we watch innocent humans suffering because of the power of the few.
I have seen PF several times...always a magical experience!
This is from Pink Floyd's "A Delicate Sound of Thunder" tour. I saw them live in 1988 at Nassau Coliseum, Long Island. They were phenomenal! RIP Rick Wright.
This is from the Delicate Sound of Thunder concert...perhaps one of the greatest concerts Pink Floyd ever gave!This one will get you by the heart strings and you will go willingly...Ty brother Jamal for this superb piece
Also imho had the absolute best live version of Great Gig in the Sky. Better than the Pulse version that most react to.
David Gilmour is the only person that would show up to perform a concert in a suit and still rock the house.
He is not spectacular,but very relax, he puts all in his singing and guitar and it’s a LOT.
Long time sub here Jamel. I hate it that you are having issues with UA-cam...just know that it is because you're making a positive impact in people's lives and you're growing still. God Bless you dude.
This song actually changed my life for the good. It started by simply volunteering at the homeless shelter. Then my kids got involved with us. Now my grandkids helps out. We don't do it as much as we would like but usually once or twice a month. We do some holiday meals. It's really amazing how just a little bit of help will go a long way. It was all because of this song.
I've seen this band's effect on people too, and not just from this song. It's wonderful to hear. They're really a miracle. Thank you.
I'm watching this for the fourth time. This never gets old
Nice surprise notification here. The best captured performance on film of a prog rock song ever Rewatch, paying closer attention to the cinematography, arrangement, Richards dramatic opening, lead vocal and harmonic solo and, arguably, David's best solo
I am blessed to have Sean the band live 6 times all members present
One of my favorite Pink Floyd songs!
Saw them on May 26, 1988, little over 35 years ago in Kansas City at Arrowhead Stadium. This song was amazing in person.
My favourite song from pink floyd.
We use to go to lazer shows always pink Floyd always a good time in Pittsburgh PA back in the 1980-1990s it was interactive and they would fly 🐖 beach balls and other objects in the theater for us to play with. Never any trouble always staying till the end...
Amazing.....never heard this song before. What a pleasant gift to wake up to.
'Much Love And Thanks' for posting this video. As the entire show did, watching them do this song live in '87 left me speechless in awe, and it happened all over again while watching this. Seeing Pink Floyd live in concert was overwhelmingly amazing every time. Thank You for bringing back the memory ...
i was lucky enough to see them at the albert hall london(the division bell tour). a night i will never forget.
I consider myself very lucky to have been in that crowd at Nassau Coliseum, NY
I was Floyd during the Division Bell tour.
It was amazing
I saw Pink Floyd once in the eighties, awesome show...
I am envious of you Jamal for going to Pompei and standing where Floyd made pure magic with the live "Echoes"
Phil Collins, "(I can Feel It) In the Air tonight" is the song you were talking about. It does begin very low key, dim lighting.
Saw this live in ATL in the late ‘80s. AMAZING show.
I was lucky enough to see Pink Floyd in concert at Soldier Field and it was amazing and special for me. The people I met that night that shared everything, food, drinks, weed, shrooms. There’s was a point in the concert when the crystal ball came up and it started raining right on cue and it was epic. I still get goosebumps thinking about it. A show I’ll never forget.
Roger Waters is my favorite PF singer/songwriter. Pink Floyd live is truly an experience I won’t forget.
This song on the 2019 Delicate Sound of Thunder reissue is so amazing, adding 1.5 minute or so to the solo part compared to the original DSoT release. It just goes on and on.
This song was part of my childhood and I loved it. Makes you think, even as a kid.
The the crowd go nuts at the start, then quiet for the first verse til guitar kicks in (apart from odd rogue whistler, lol), that's respect and love for the track right there. Definitely touches the soul!
As for ppl askin for change to do drugs n stuff. I don't judge. I that's where they at and feel that's what they need at that point in their lives, at least they aren't robbin ya!. But that's up to them, I'd rather they bought food with my donation, but I ain't gonna judge. I definitely know what it's like. They will seek help when ready or die, but the choice is theirs. Can't force help when they aren't ready!
Delicate sound of thunder: one of the greatest concerts of the history.
Saw them in 87 in Manchester with my sister at Maine Road. I was 18, my sister was 15. I think it blew our minds the sound. They were using Quadrophonic sound effects, which was cutting edge at the time. The Bed and the airplane crashing into the stage was surreal and then that pig that came out during One of these days..wacky as hell! We were stood on the pitch so this stuff was happening above us. Literally on a high when we left the stadium.
Many many thanks to you for sharing this magnificent "live' version with us fans !
ANYTHING PINK FLOYD ROCKS TY FOR THE TEARS I SAW THEM IN 94 AND THIS WAS A TEARJERKER THEN TOO
So much emotion here. So powerful.
Everyone raves about the solo in this song, and rightly so, but it's the lyrics and vocal melody that gets me.
The long haired guy playing guitar is Tim Capello the sax player from "The Lost Boys"
It was through this live show I was drawn and irrevocably fell into the rabbit hole that is PF. Still my favourite live recording from them. It has an aura that Pulse doesn't have, despite the amazing performances.
I was at that concert. It was an incredible experience I’ll never forget.
I love David Gilmour! He is the best in the world! ❤️🌹❤️
saw this tour in toronto floyd played three nights in a row at the CNE and i went all three nights it was amazing
Me too... Exhibition Stadium... all 87 nights and then again in 88, one night. Unforgettable nights
I hope you’ve given yourself the pleasure of listening to a full Pink Floyd album straight through-it’s really the way they were meant to be experienced. If you haven’t, try Dark Side of the Moon.
I love this song but my favorite off this album (A Momentary Lapse of Reason) is "Learning to Fly". The live version of that from the Pulse tour is amazing. The only issue with that is a lot of flashing lights at the end that might affect those who are sensitive to flashing lights.
I saw this tour at the Maine Road football stadium in August 1988, stunning, oh to be so young again.
As always so much feeling in the guitar only Gilmour can produce then any other guitarist so impeccable 👌
Still my favorite concert to date. Thanks for sharing.
Been a while. Always top drawer reaction videos. Pink Floyd never delivered anything less than the best.
I agree, absolutely beautiful song.
This is one of my favorite Floyd songs...thank you for doing the video.
I always love your reactions to great classic music like this.. Pink Floyd is 1 of my favorite of all time, but this song is special to me bc of the lyrics.. to be honest with you I have already talked to my family awhile ago that I want this song played at my funeral
You are one of the most real reactors on UA-cam. Thanks.