Nobody is moving because they are completely in the moment. I saw this live in 94, and I remember looking around and 80,000 people were just in a trance. No phones, no chattering, just respect and awe
It is great to see such a positive reaction to this classic Pink Floyd performance. Thank you for sharing it with us. I have been enjoying their music for about 50 years now, and they still enthral me. I would strongly suggest that you listen to "Comfortably numb" from the same concert, but there are MANY more great songs to experience too. Thank you again, and I hope you will continue to discover and enjoy more of this amazing band's repertoire.
The Wall is a concept (double) album with a cumulative story that is semi-autobiographical for Roger Waters. It was also made into a movie. An important aspect relating to this song is that, post WW2 in England, boarding school was fairly common and they developed a bad reputation of squashing free thought with corporal punishment and ridicule. This then represents just another, "brick in the wall," that the protagonist is building around himself to protect him from life. It is vital to know context for this production from Pink Floyd, but the music is so good, all the songs are still great on their own, too!
Same Pulse concert. SORROW, LEARNING TO FLY, HIGH HOPES, All hell, Every single song is a show stopper form that concert. Do them all! Liked and subbed.
Yes! They are superstars, you said it! Listen to Comfortably Numb, Wish You Were Here, Sorrow, Learn to Fly... Always try to watch the Pulse version if possible!
Any part from this concert (Pulse) will amaze you, I'm a longtime fan (since 1973) but never had a chance to see them live because of my work, so much regrets!!!! I hope you'll continue reacting to Pink Floyd's music and have fun. ..
I'm 48 and I've always listened to and watched PF my whole life, but when they released PULSE I was fascinated. The entire Concert is perfect. "Comfortably Numb" is fantastic. Best live guitar solo I've ever seen. I play guitar and I can say Gilmore is simply amazing!
Greetings from Canada. Well done you. Good to see you enjoy what we did years ago. Some advice from an old dude: MORE of how it makes you feel, and maybe less of "cool"... we're (mostly) all old and are well up on cool for the era. Peace, love and bellbottoms.
I saw this Tour, the concert is more about the music, it is an experience that is why people are enjoying the music...watch the end of this show , they don't set anymore...
if you want to be blown away then more from pink floyd the pulse concert is required watching recommend high hopes comfortably numb great gig in the sky and the great finale run like hell
79... First saw em in 73. I was 13. Last The Wall 79. They , the crowd, always stands still ,in awe, until after the songs. Kind of explains the long intros partially. Once the crowd calms down, the song kicks off. I've seen most of the greats live and there's nothing like Pink Floyd.
Brilliant, if you want to see the guys playing "back in the day" live BUT No Audience, No Lights, No Pyrotechnics Gods playing to the Gods Pink Floyd "Echoes (Part 1)" live at Pompeii 1972
A peaceful crowd focused on the concert, proof that times have changed over the years. I saw Pink Floyd at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal in 1977, in 1980 and twice in 1994. The crowds at the 1994 concerts were very different from the one at Pink Floyd's first concert at the Montreal Olympic Stadium in 1977. During the 1977 concert, bassist Roger Waters even spat in the face of a spectator because he (Roger) was so exasperated by the noise of the crowd estimated at 80,000 people.
It's a shame that people under a certain age cannot simply listen to music, they NEED to watch a screen. Music is for the ears, not the eyes. Listen to original studio versions of songs.
Then why are live concerts so engaging?!? Some of the best times I have had were at concerts, feeling the energy from the stage, the crowd...and that was without drugs or alcohol on my part. Live performances can be one of the best experiences. Sure, sometimes they can suck, too. But in my experience, actually seeing the musicians perform in front of me is way better than just listening to the tracks at home, even if the music isn't as 'perfect' as it is on the tape, vinyl, or disc. Heart live in the !ate 70s/early 80s, Fleetwood Mac, Jethro Tull, Bonnie Raitt, and others...
The Wall das beste Album von Pink Floyd und das habe ich damals hoch und runter gehört ich musste das Vinyl Album ein zweites mal kaufen weil das erste verschlissen war die CD kam Später. The Wall is the best album by Pink Floyd and I listened to it up and down back then, I had to buy the vinyl album a second time because the first one was worn out, the CD came later.
Nobody is moving because they are completely in the moment. I saw this live in 94, and I remember looking around and 80,000 people were just in a trance. No phones, no chattering, just respect and awe
I saw them twice on this tour
Nothing like PF
The PULSE concert was one of the most iconic rock concerts of all time...amazing. Great reaction!
It is great to see such a positive reaction to this classic Pink Floyd performance. Thank you for sharing it with us. I have been enjoying their music for about 50 years now, and they still enthral me.
I would strongly suggest that you listen to "Comfortably numb" from the same concert, but there are MANY more great songs to experience too.
Thank you again, and I hope you will continue to discover and enjoy more of this amazing band's repertoire.
Awesome performance
The Wall is a concept (double) album with a cumulative story that is semi-autobiographical for Roger Waters. It was also made into a movie. An important aspect relating to this song is that, post WW2 in England, boarding school was fairly common and they developed a bad reputation of squashing free thought with corporal punishment and ridicule. This then represents just another, "brick in the wall," that the protagonist is building around himself to protect him from life. It is vital to know context for this production from Pink Floyd, but the music is so good, all the songs are still great on their own, too!
Same Pulse concert. SORROW, LEARNING TO FLY, HIGH HOPES, All hell, Every single song is a show stopper form that concert. Do them all! Liked and subbed.
Yes! They are superstars, you said it! Listen to Comfortably Numb, Wish You Were Here, Sorrow, Learn to Fly... Always try to watch the Pulse version if possible!
Any part from this concert (Pulse) will amaze you, I'm a longtime fan (since 1973) but never had a chance to see them live because of my work, so much regrets!!!! I hope you'll continue reacting to Pink Floyd's music and have fun. ..
I'm 48 and I've always listened to and watched PF my whole life, but when they released PULSE I was fascinated. The entire Concert is perfect. "Comfortably Numb" is fantastic. Best live guitar solo I've ever seen. I play guitar and I can say Gilmore is simply amazing!
Thanks for sharing!
Greetings from Canada. Well done you. Good to see you enjoy what we did years ago. Some advice from an old dude: MORE of how it makes you feel, and maybe less of "cool"... we're (mostly) all old and are well up on cool for the era. Peace, love and bellbottoms.
I saw this Tour, the concert is more about the music, it is an experience that is why people are enjoying the music...watch the end of this show , they don't set anymore...
if you want to be blown away then more from pink floyd the pulse concert
is required watching recommend high hopes comfortably numb great gig in the sky and the great finale run like hell
Those walls are as much prisons as they're defensive!
79... First saw em in 73. I was 13. Last The Wall 79. They , the crowd, always stands still ,in awe, until after the songs. Kind of explains the long intros partially. Once the crowd calms down, the song kicks off. I've seen most of the greats live and there's nothing like Pink Floyd.
if this is your first experience with pink floyd lol,you're in for hella ride :p
Good Girl, you got it in one! x
Brilliant, if you want to see the guys playing "back in the day" live BUT No Audience, No Lights, No Pyrotechnics
Gods playing to the Gods
Pink Floyd "Echoes (Part 1)" live at Pompeii 1972
Why only part 1? This original song was never divided into 2 parts on the original album...
A peaceful crowd focused on the concert, proof that times have changed over the years.
I saw Pink Floyd at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal in 1977, in 1980 and twice in 1994.
The crowds at the 1994 concerts were very different from the one at Pink Floyd's first concert at the Montreal Olympic Stadium in 1977.
During the 1977 concert, bassist Roger Waters even spat in the face of a spectator because he (Roger) was so exasperated by the noise of the crowd estimated at 80,000 people.
It's a shame that people under a certain age cannot simply listen to music, they NEED to watch a screen. Music is for the ears, not the eyes. Listen to original studio versions of songs.
Then why are live concerts so engaging?!? Some of the best times I have had were at concerts, feeling the energy from the stage, the crowd...and that was without drugs or alcohol on my part. Live performances can be one of the best experiences. Sure, sometimes they can suck, too. But in my experience, actually seeing the musicians perform in front of me is way better than just listening to the tracks at home, even if the music isn't as 'perfect' as it is on the tape, vinyl, or disc. Heart live in the !ate 70s/early 80s, Fleetwood Mac, Jethro Tull, Bonnie Raitt, and others...
You have to know the whole album to understnd this piece properly, The writer Roger Waters made clear its is not about pupil or student anarchy ---
The Wall das beste Album von Pink Floyd und das habe ich damals hoch und runter gehört ich musste das Vinyl Album ein zweites mal kaufen weil das erste verschlissen war die CD kam Später.
The Wall is the best album by Pink Floyd and I listened to it up and down back then, I had to buy the vinyl album a second time because the first one was worn out, the CD came later.
The best anti-system song ever
If you watch really closely... You can see Gilmore bending the strings all the way around the back side of the guitar.
You should watch the original video from the film, gives you a` much better idea of what it was about, this version isn't as good.
try Comfortably Numb, High Hopes, Sorrow, and Great Gig In the Sky from the same 1994 concert. this song was written around 1979