Drummer reacts to "High Hopes" (Live Pulse Tour) by Pink Floyd
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Thank you to our patron FD for another fantastic Floyd pick... this concert is so GOOD. It's unfair. It's not normal. It's electrifying in so many ways. The way he plays that lap steel AND his acoustic in this song was just fantastic. it was mostly the David show but Richard was doing his thing too. I love this show.
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This is one of their best songs and that's saying something; don't care what Roger thinks, this is pure Pink Floyd
As a bigger Waters fan than Gilmour I agree. Love high hopes.
Love Waters music
Hate his politics, it's destroying him.
@@perry3928Roger should focus on music even if it's political, he hasn't had any original music in some time, re-recording old Pink Floyd music is just, odd
Every guitar wants a David Gilmour for Xmas
Gilmour’s ending slide guitar solo gets me every time, what a finale
Me too !
Polly Sampson's (David's wife) high point as a lyricist.
I’ll never forget my chemistry teacher in high school bragging to the students he got tickets to all NYC dates. Everybody had the pulse CD which had the blinking red light.
My little red light is still blinking - I've been changing the batteries since 1995! 😄
Sounds like magic teacher
Oh, I have that one that’s still blinking and I think I had to change the batteries a couple of times. And what a great album it is to
I remember standing in the crowd 1994 in three concerts on that tour and beeing totally surprised about the more orchestral version, than on the studio album.
I couldn‘ t wait then to buy the red-blinking live album! Great song! And no, as a fan from the early eighties, I never missed Roger!!
I love this song for so many reasons. This album "The Division Bell", finally put to rest those who claimed that Pink Floyd wouldn't put out any more great albums without Roger. They did that for sure.
Saw this tour live in 1994. And it was "gorgeous". This is one of my favorite songs of theirs. The lap steel solo makes that thing cry.
Saw this tour in 1994 at the Pontiac Silverdome (Michigan). Floyd played Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety, and David Gilmour announced that it was the first time they played the entire album since they did it back in 1975... in Detroit. Talk about cold chills! Fantastic concert.
I was at that concert, too! We were on the floor, just to the right of where the giant disco ball made an appearance. We were amazed they played Dark Side straight through. Epic!
I was there. One of the best nights of my life.
L33Reacts - It's very beautiful for me, very beautiful for you and for thousands of people, Pink Floyd is a phenomenon.
The melancholy,, the yearning for sweeter times, regretting the burned bridges - as a certified senior, this song hits harder every year. Appropriate that it was the last song on the last real PF studio album - looking back at the end of the road. Bittersweet.
This is my all time favourite Floyd song. A close second is , On the Turning Away …..and the best version of that is from the live show 1989 (I Think) recorded somewhere in the USA. It also is breathtaking and an amazing guitar performance. Pink Floyd and Supertramp are my top 2 all time. The musicianship and song writing of both groups set them apart from almost everyone else…..Steely Dan being #3 for me. Cheers from Canada 👍🎶🎸😎🇨🇦
Great reaction. I truly hated to see Roger leave the band, but he did, so I am grateful that Nick, Richard and David forged ahead anyway without Roger.
agreed
Love this song , beautiful melody , slide solo is one of my favourites !
Enjoyed your reaction to this classic performance!!! Yes, this was a new song off The Division Bell. I was fortunate to see Pink Floyd on this Pulse tour in 1994 at The Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. There were 47,000 fans and I had 18th row seats on the floor!! An experience of a lifetime!!
I was there right there on the floor with you really close. Yeah, those old stoners behind you were probably us
@@fineasfogg1461 Yeah, the doobies were being passed up and down the row!!!
I was so lucky to have been at these gigs. Earls Court 1994. It was the most amazing concert I've ever been to, along with the Prince 1988 gig I saw from the front row. Happy daze.
Blows me away that you were born the year I saw Pink Floyd. I feel old (heh heh). Glad we both made it over the years to here and now. Rock on bro.
I just feel cooler when I listen to Pink Floyd ❤
Me and my now late hubby went to Division Bell tour in San Antonio. Floyd knows how to put on the best show ever. There was such a diversion of people of all ages there. Of course, the whole stadium was smoky. We were on the floor. Probably one of the best concerts I’ve been to in my whole life.. I would say next to the Beatles Pink Floyd is my favorite. But I lived seven decades, so I have lots of good music to love. I’m sure I don’t have anything to say that hasn’t been said already . Thank you for this despite feeling rather sad missing the old man😢
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Pink Floyd is one of the few bands that can have a better live audio experience along with the video. They just mixed things so well no matter the studio or on stage, incredible sound. To go with incredible lighting and special effects. Great stuff, react to that entire concert, well worth the experience. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
"More mature" sound and "world-weary" as a band who had seen it all (the DB album, for me, is the pinnacle of the band's experimentation & prog sound, finding their melodic perfection on that last song of the LP). Perfect adjectives for that perfect song!
What a concert.
This is a beautiful song reflecting his age and looking at his life. Their shows were an immersive experience--this show gives one a glimmer. what does it say about the commitment that the band tours with an actual church bell? All of the touring members had been together for decades when this show was filmed. Very much a family affair as well. Guy Pratt was married to Rick Wright's daughter at one time--plus, he is going out with Gilmour on the 2024 tour for Gilmour's new solo release at age 78.
Just got my tickets for David's London show. So ecstatic! I know he's not playing much Floyd stuff in the set, but I hope he plays this one!
Me too😊😊😊
Pasarán 200 años y la gente seguirá escuchando a =Pink Floyd
Thanks once again for doing this one Lee, I knew you’d appreciate it.
I listened to it about 10 days ago ( for about the ten thousand’th time) on my roof terrace in Seville, having smoked a blunt of considerable size and content, looking over to the cathedral. A special time, this song moves me as much today as on the day it was released and at the 2 Pulse shows I experienced in Earls Court, London, where the show was filmed.
Jeez, that was a long sentence😛
Anyway, hope everyone enjoyed it and I’m sure I’ll be requesting more from Pulse next month
Now this, this is music.❤
Not a bad song to start a concert with !!!. Soundscape is the right word Lee.
Nailed it. A wiser more mature PF. Beautiful song.
Masters! Enough said. Saw them 4 times.
I was at Pulse tour and anxious to watch this new Album they played on the last part of the show ! it was great in the Montreal s Olympic Stadium ! memories engraved forever ! lol ! hope you like it ! 😎
Don’t forget the girls Lee. Understated, but them out and you would notice one hell of a difference.
My Pink Floyd band is working on this song right now.
Thanks Lee for doing this!
5:28 to 5:33 I saw your eyes light up on that guitar work, so did mine when I first saw the song
I see many Nightwish reactions in your playlist... Have you listened to the Nightwish tribute to Pink Floyd? ... A live version of High Hopes that is first class IMHO ..just a suggestion, thanks for all the great reactions
We are all trying desperately to get tickets to see David’s latest concert. They can’t make enough tickets for us all to be satisfied. What an amazing musician. He tugs at every heartstring.
I got one😃
@@renekarfinger8341 That’s awesome! Congrats!
@@renekarfinger8341 My sister and I got two for Madison Square Garden!
A kinder, warmer Floyd is what you were thinking, I believe.
Another reminder that Pink Floyd were frequently better live than in the studio - perhaps the freedom of time helps, and, by golly, they know how to use time! ❤❤❤
Gotta see "Us and Them", Time, so many great songs live.
i love how we just look at your eyes and see the music hit
Pulse was amazing, PF at their zenith. Wish Roger was there. Thanks FD and Lee. Another fantastic piece of art.
It’s bloody fantastic isn’t it mate? I have pretty wide tastes, but nothing moves me like Floyd
More to come next month 😎
Oh, and Richard WAS there mate
Richard was there - you mean Roger?
If you are referring to Richard Wright, he was at Pulse. He participated is every Pulse song.
I suspect he did, Fremen. Realbser is a big Floyd fan. We all make the occasional blooper!
@@keyrat1753 I meant Roger, sorry
It's almost impossible to comment on what Pink Floyd was. All words trying to describe them have already been spoken, yet all words come up short. MAGIC is all I can offer. If this is the 1st song you've heard from this Pulse concert, man are you in for a treat. This is possibly the best concert ever. Every song touches every fiber in your soul and triggers every emotion know to man.
I've actually done a few from this. It's all in the pink floyd playlist! This concert is certainly phenomenal. It defies description.
The whole band was incredible on the whole tour. Jon Carin on keyboards doing all the orchestral and sound effects as well as keyboard parts Richard can't play. David did sing The Endless River wich was the ambient recording of Division Bell outtakes. Check out a bootleg called Just Warming Up. It is a soundcheck recording from the Pulse tour
PHENOMENAL SONG FROM A PHENOMENAL ALBUM
Thank you for The Pulse🌄
I'm glad you said that Zeppelin and Pink Floyd are your favorites because their my favorites too, along with Black Sabbath , saw all 3 many, many times, concerts that l'll never forget, oh! This was the last tour that l was them but resent l saw Roger Waters, l just can't get enough 🤘🥰🎶
Me too Emily, love those 3 bands forever, they all changed my life and being there when all this was happening was beyond belief!
The Division Bell was rung in the British House of Parliament when a vote was due and for members to take their seats, and yes I am not a fan of covers but nightwish do a great version of this song and you can see they love it.
I'll second that the Nightwish version is great. Only Nightwish would dare to try to follow a performance like this one... and make it more than worthwhile!
Lyrics by Rick and Dave's wife Polly who does almost all of Dave's 2 solo's cd's. This concert is one of 14 days in a row sold out. Their last.Guy to over for Roger in 1985 and played till 1994. Then he stay with Dave on his 2 solo work and some must what several " Barn Jams"****** with Dave,Rick, Steve ( drums)
We had the greatest music.
Btw, Dave Gilmour has a new album coming out in September, "Luck and Strange" is the title.
It's being released on the 6th of September; strangely enough September 6th is also Roger Waters birthday.
do the whole album! you won regret it
LOVE Division Bell!
Yes, „High Hopes“ is from their 94 Album „Division Bell“ and was a new song back then. The „division bell“, the ringing of which „has begun“ (according to the lyrics and verse one and clearly audible throughout the song) is a synonym for decision making in British parliament. In the context of the song it stands for the division of friends and decisions we make in life and - ultimately - the passage of time („the water flowing the endless river forever and ever“)! This is the Floyd without Roger Waters and more influenced by Gilmour (which was also identifiable in their previous albums in songs like „on the turning away“) Another underrated song from this album in my view is „Keep Talking“.
have you done the wish you were here from pulse?, now THAT is gilmours vocals on FIRE
The ‘endless’ river.
What can be said,...
Yup, a nylon string Spanish acoustic, in my day we learned to play guitar on nylon string acoustics.
Not sure if that's still being done today, I started guitar lessons in 1967!
On a totally seperate observation - Dark Kingdom by Frank Frazetta. Have you ever explored the works of Boris Vallejo?
I think the word you might be looking for (or one of them) is peaceful. Roger is one of the best lyricists ever, but he had a lot of anger and bitterness, and when he left, he took all of that with him.
Try the Nightwish version of High Hopes, its worth it!!!!!
It's a Spanish guitar that David is playing.
Dont leave out Bass player, Guy Pratt. He is married to Richard Wrights Daughter. FYI.
the album Division Bell, is truly amazing. not a bad song on it for me. but i get it, its all opinions.
Their last great song on the last album where Richard was alive still alive when released..
I think the word you re looking for to describe this itteration of the band is..... Less Angry. I think they are more thoughtful.. This is a song about their youth in Cambridge... and a lot of the references are places and sounds that they all hear. And yes... it was, "The endless river".... The viual on the cirular screen at the back showed guitars floating on a flowing river. Keep on rocking young sir.
Lyrics by Polly Samson, Gilmour 's wife. Because after Waters left, somebody had to step in. Gilmour is a extraordinary guitarist, singer and composer, but not a lyricist.
The Division Bell is a fantastic album. The people who dislike this album, sometimes obnoxiously so, are the ones who claim Roger did everything and was Pink Floyd, while claiming the others were expendable and unimportant. As you can already tell, they couldn't be more wrong. TDB is probably the first time they sound like a cohesive unit since Wish You Were Here due to Roger's ego blowing up.
I saw them on this tour the first night they played Dark Side in it's entirety for the first time in 19 years and it was amazing.
I is more into Led Zeppelin, but this is a good song I like it.
❤❤❤ 👍
The controversy is that after The Final Cut, designed by Waters to be the band's final album (hence the name), Gilmour and the rest of the band wanted to do more. They went to court over the name of the band, in fact, and Gilmour and the rest won, and were allowed to make the couple more albums and tour on them. Purists will say that, sans Waters, it's not the same band... and they have a point; up until that point, Waters had been the artistic leader of the band to be sure. There are even purists who say that everything after Barret left the band, and the arrival of Gilmour aren't "real" Pink Floyd albums (meaning there are only two then). On the other hand, bands always evolve (hopefully) so whatever you believe in terms of if this is "real" Pink Floyd, every version of the band stands on it's own merits.
Do yourself a favour and listen to the whole concert it will blow you away. It is on you tube - live from Earls Court London 1994
yes, the bell is great. but outstanding is from my point of view, that the bell is the whole time off beat
Maybe my fave Floyd song, and then I get reminded of the Animals album. So bitter sweet.