KEEP TALKING-PINK FLOYD-THEY ARE GENIUS!!!-REACTION
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It is even more amazing when you consider that this tour took place in 1994 well before the availability of today's technology, and still hasn't been duplicated.
Hey now - watch that “ancient history” talk about the 80’s and 90’s! We were doing just fine, thank you very much.
It’s funny how people imagine these very high-tech eras as having been backward or something, just because we hadn’t hit the millennium bug yet.
Not that much has changed, kid.
@@ikshields And how is that even relevant to my statement? Try again.
Thats the best ever concert to have ever taken place on earth. To put it simple..
That tube is called a talk box, and there are a few other artists who are known to use it, for example, Joe Walsh, Rocky Mountain Way; Peter Frampton, 'Do You Feel Like We Do,' and Bon Jovi, 'Living on a Prayer'. I'm sure there are others. As for this song, it's one of my favorite later-era Pink Floyd songs I love the dreamy quality at the beginning and the call-and-response background vocals. The computerized voice you hear at the beginning is that of the physicist Stephen Hawking. David Gilmour saw a TV commercial featuring Stephen Hawking talking about communication (or the lack of it) and was so moved by its message, he asked Stephen Hawking if he could use his voice in this song.
FACTS MAMI!!!
One you didn't mention was Zapp & Roger
I agree 1994 and they are 10 times better than anything out now! I miss Pink Floyd they were the best by far and I've been to see them twice and most of the biggest bands.
Anything from Pink Floyd is 🔥🔥🔥
“Run Like Hell” is another great one from Pulse!
“For Millions of years mankind lived just like the animals, until something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination, we learned to talk” - Opening line in “Keep Talking” - Pink Floyd. I consider it one of the all time greatest songs ever written.
“It doesn’t have to be like this, all we need to do is keep talking”- “Keep Talking”- Pink Floyd
I don't know why this song is so unpopular. For me it's brilliant, perfect, a hit for the radio, there's not a single bad note here. Both text and music. And Steven Hawking is a Cherry on cake.
I do too. One of my all-time favs. Very important and powerful message. Communication is key in all facets of life.
It's called a talk box. Others have used it in the Rock era. Possibly the most famous use of it is Peter Frampton "Do You Feel like We Do" .. the live full version from 1976. An all-time classic!! 🎸
Pink Floyd & Steven Howking??? Heritage of Humanity! Ciao da Roma
Years & years or lots of acid for those guys & knowing how to engineer an absolute masterpiece of a trip! 🎉
I've told you in all the Pulse concert videos as I was there at Earls Court in London in October 94 and on the left hand side balcony looking at the stage You need to react to the Finale of the concert "Run Like Hell" it'll blow you away and wait and watch the ending as the whole stage EXPLODES... GREATEST CONCERT I'VE EVER BEEN TO AND STILL SENDS SHIVERS DOWN MY SPINE THINKS BACK OR WATCHING THE CONCERT ON VIDEO..the lad who took a 100 mushrooms
Like I've said, every Pink Floyd song is an Experience! That's a "Talkbox" David Gilmour is using in this song, it's a device that melds together guitar notes with a human voice.
It was invented in the 1940 but didn't gain much attention, as I recall, until Peter Frampton used one on his iconic live album, "Frampton Comes Alive" released in January of 1976.
You can also hear David Gilmour use one in the song "Pigs, three different ones", from their 1977 "Animals" album.
Today's artists record music that may sound good from the studio yet seeing them live is ho hum to full on let down. Back in the day we would hear the recorded music on albums and radio and it was great....and seeing them live.... well.... they were even greater! This is a good example of that.
The Talk Box redirects the sound of the guitar. When you have a guitarist that is on God Level, the results are incomprehensible. Instead of going directly out of the speakers, it is redirected though the tube and into the musicians throat. Where the tone of the sound is controlled by the way the singer forms their mouth. It is picked up by microphone. Open is deeper closed is higher. A wawa movement really makes it amazing.
Check out the music Pigs. The first time David gilmour used the talkbox
If you haven’t already, please check out SORROW and also RUN LIKE HELL (both from the PULSE CONCERT).
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.
So you are one of the privileged people to have seen Pink Floyd 4 times in their lifetime.
I saw them at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal in 1977 (In The Flesh Tour), then in 1988 (A Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour), and twice again in 1994 (The Division Bell Tour).
I had bought my tickets for the May 23 show, and I won a pair of tickets for the May 24 show.
I have never regretted having seen this show two evenings in a row, despite the fact that I made many people around me jealous.
@@thepragmatic6383 I met David Gilmour back stage at a show. He gave me an autographed album that is in my music room.
@@AliasMark69 Now I'm the one getting jealous. LOL
The lyrics sung by the three female singers are strangely similar to what my spouse tells me when I listen to Pink Floyd.
Why won't you talk to me? - You never talk to me?
What are you thinking? - What are you feeling?
It's called a Talk box. it's using the mouth cavity as a resonance chamber. And Gilmour is using it as a real pro.
I am that subscriber! And I knew you'd love this track, in my opinion one of the most under-rated songs on Pulse. The voice box is an amazing tool and David uses it to perfection. The kinda robotic voice you hear at the start and again later is none other than Professor Stephen Hawking . Really enjoyed your reaction again. Run Like Hell from Pulse lifts the tempo a bit and will blow you away - next up please!!!!!
😂 I didn’t read your whole comment before I wrote mine.
@@lynnhoffman247 we’re on the same wavelength Lynn!
The tube feeds the sound of the guitar into David Gilmore‘s mouth and he can change the sound by shaping his mouth. The sound is ultimately recorded by the singing mike. But that‘s why Gilmore needs to play the guitar and does not produce any sound with his voice, but „only“ shapes the sound out of the tube.
I love when David is looking across to Richard and he has a big smile. Always great to see that. They had a great connection. The Talk Box has been around since early 70's. Not real common. Try "Learning to Fly". You will love it.
Hey my man first time seeing your channel and loved the reaction , pink floyd are amazing, they make you feel their music like no other that i know of
Showmanship was Pink Floyd's experience. Lighting director Mark Brinkman started with "The Wall' on. Greg Phillinganes ( Micheal Jackson music director) saw this concert and said they are at a different level. Pulse: "Sorrow." final song : 'run like hell" old song " Dogs of War'. Former band member and creator of the"Wall " WARNING: if you watch this you will want to watch the whole show"you tube "in the flesh" ( live) ( from roger water the wall ( Digital video). ********** won many awards across the world
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Yeah, they thought outside the box by definition. By default, out of necessity. Ever since Syd had to leave, they found they couldn’t do hitsingles like they intended to. As Waters said, ‘Okay, we’ll do the long stuff…’ And they made it their own
Been watching all your Pink Floyd reactions. Great. Now try these two (lyrics versions please). The Gunner’s Dream and When the Tigers Broke Free.
I’ve been a Pink Floyd fan for fifty years. These two are very deep and very personal Pink Floyd songs, written by Roger Waters of Pink Floyd. They are more lyrics driven than music driven. They will show you another side of the band.
with the talk box, the sound is made by the guitar, not the voice. the different shapes, made by the mouth, determine the sound
The sound comes up the tube into the mouth, shaped and altered by the mouth and then received by the microphone.
Brother Risby...I love the sliding intro....Keep that shit up (Just don't over wax the floor ;>)
Thank you Forrest. And I may have fell down a couple of times 😂😂😂
You need Beth and Joe “I’d rather go Blind” from Live in Amsterdam.
"Doctor" David Gilmour to you. Just kidding. but it is true. David has also been Knighted .Sir . Doctor David Gilmour to. Im stoned and I love the ladies. Pink Floyd wouldnt be same without them.
Thanks for doing my request - this track doesn't get enough credit (both musically and lyrically). FYI, the talk box channels his guitar into that tube, allowing him to change tone and frequency with mouth movements - in a sense, replacing his vocal cords with the guitar. Many below have noted other prominent users of this technology, but the preeminent one is Peter Frampton's "Do You Fell Like We Do". Here's a live performance: ua-cam.com/video/PDYRpa1uJRQ/v-deo.html
you aint seen nothin yet,,,get into the live performances of the wall show, where they actually build a wall between them and the audience which is completed at the 1/2 way part of the show,,,,part 2 is done mostly from behind the wall with certain characters "outside" the wall with the audience, and at the end "tear down the wall",,,,they do,,,just that, down comes the wall created during the show
David is using a talk box.
Were you talking about a Kazoo at the end?
Animals next you have earned it
The lights in front of the stage look like Klingon...
Song dedicated to Stephen Hawkins.
Unfortunately this song means way more than people realize it really means communication for the human race to not stop talking or there will be another World War if we keep up the track we're heading with blinders on the recipe for catastrophe is there on all levels now and so does my WW2 veteran family members that are still left
It's like one my favorite songs Folks Keep Talking from my favorite bands Pink Floyd when Stephen Hawking did his famous Commercial in the 90s saying as long as Mankind keeps communicating the human race still has a chance to turn it around no matter how close we get to another catastrophic global disaster like now we face in 2023 like some of my family who faught in WW2 so this never happens again unfortunately they now see all the ingredients are again like it was in 1937 only with hypersonic nukes and way more powerful and devastating warfare weapons on terrifying scale never thought possible it's almost incomprehensible to the mass destruction this will cause you think the most disturbing and scary movie in history threads about a nuclear Holocaust with the most realistic ending in movie history about really what will happen to are human race in end
Which is not being able to reproduce because of radiation wasteland on a apocalyptic scale that even surpasses another great WW3 ending movie on the Beach made in the 1950s where Australia was the last country standing waiting for the end of are existence again either way you look at it people like this song represents we need to keep talking or else