PINK FLOYD - COMFORTABLY NUMB LIVE - PULSE | UNBELIEVABLE!!!! | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Artist: Pink Floyd
Song: Comfortably Numb
Album: The Wall
Released: 1979
Genre: Progressive Rock, Art Rock, Experimental Rock
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ua-cam.com/video/sDwSpalvUp8/v-deo.html - On The Turning Away
ua-cam.com/video/aoyyhE8DjHs/v-deo.html - The Great Gig In The Sky
ua-cam.com/video/AwjjiiUclG4/v-deo.html - Time
ua-cam.com/video/r-q0N3JLfGI/v-deo.html - Comfortably Numb (Studio Vesrion)
ua-cam.com/video/9k4bNJbMAA8/v-deo.html - High Hopes (Studio Version)
ua-cam.com/video/976GkGAiWIo/v-deo.html - Wish You Were Here (Studio Vesion)
ua-cam.com/video/wTm06_Cgq9c/v-deo.html - Wish You Were Here (Pulse Live)
ua-cam.com/video/F3O1o_rpQkc/v-deo.html - Us And Them
ua-cam.com/video/ROv35Y7RdFc/v-deo.html - Have A Cigar
ua-cam.com/video/ST3CRyArMew/v-deo.html - Shine On You Crazy Diamond
ua-cam.com/video/kwvar2KofxM/v-deo.html - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part 2)
ua-cam.com/video/KIzO7KU88tQ/v-deo.html - Welcome To The Machine
Dave--Guitar, Ric-Organ (RIP), Richard-Drums.
There is an amazing ringing in your ears....after a concert like this. Amazing.😎❤️
i'm down because we nevr experience this anymore ..... give an arm to back on 94 to experiencing this f%%% pulse concert
Instablaster.
Saw this show in Dallas, TX in a stadium with an open top over the field. There is a rectangular hole in the middle basically.
It stormed during the show. Imagine rain coming in and the lasers going through that. There was in fact a tornado nearby during the show but for safety reasons they did not alert the fans or there might have been a stampede. We did not know until afterward. (No cell phones then).
David Gilmour doesn't plug his guitar into an amp, he plug's it into his soul.
More like into our souls
If I don’t hear this when I get to heaven, I’m leaving!
@@beesnort3163 😂😂😂👍
Plug is
He plugs into a god
Eric Clapton when interviewed was asked 'What is it like too be the best guitarist in the world?' To which he replied 'You'd better ask David Gilmour about that'
I wish that were true, but Clapton and Gilmour are two if not my favorite guitarists of all time.
Not Wishing..Absolutely No Fvckin..Comparison..Not Even In The Same League.. like eric stuff..some more than others..But he does not even compared to what this..Man..DID AT THIS CONCERT WITH THIS SONG..IF YOU..ARE ANYONE..THAT THINK OTHERWISE..YOU HAVE BLINDERS ON..
@@CD-so7qu true
No. This quote has been bastardized with a thousand different names. The original quote comes from Miami while recording for Derek and the dominoes. His reply was “Duane Allman is the best I’ve ever seen”.
I believe David Gilmore is a cut above. Clapton has always had boring music compared to David Gilmore. Cocaine is the only great song. Clapton couldn't play Comfortable Numb like Gilmore. No way.
Best guitar solo in history. He is a genius.
High hopes também é irada. 🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘🤘
@@joaopauloribeiro613 🔥🔥🔥
Yeah definitely one of the best solos in the history. But technically not that hard to play. Sounds awesome though. I personally prefer Jimmy Paige's solo in Stairway to heaven over this.
@@janipro123 it’s not about how hard to play it is lol. It’s about how it sounds
@@musiccer7446 Well duh. I get what you are saying, my last comment doesn't suggest otherwise. You can rank solos in multiple ways. It might be the best sounding guitar solo yeah. But technically it is not that hard to play, there are definitely more advanced guitar solos out there.
I cried. Wept when I experienced this live. Because I knew I would never hear nor see anything as good as this ever again in my entire life.
I would have had the same reaction, Dino. I wish I had been able to see them live, one of my deepest regrets.
Me too.. A life long fan (age 12yrs to now 54yrs). Stood there crying watching this live. Ive seen the mighty Rush, Rolling Stones & other greats live.. But this concert was the greatest gig i have ever seen.. Just incredible! 👍🇬🇧
@@pommie5093 there is a tribute band called Brit Floyd, They also have amazing talent. If you'd close your eyes you couldn't tell them apart
@@GLMracing I have seen them on TV, you are absolutely correct, they are amazing with how similar they sound! I know they were touring in my area a few years ago, hope they return sometime soon. I don't know if they are still touring, I will check on that. Thank you for your comment, Gary!
Te envidio. Te envidio como no te imaginas. Lloré cuando lo vi por primera vez en el año 2009. No podía creer que esa obra de arte ya tuviera casi 15 años y jamás lo había visto o escuchado. Esa guitarra por dios.
Guitars want David Gilmour for Christmas 😁
🙃 Gerry
@@lynnhoffman247 😎👍
Most accurate comment ever 😂
@@roningt7175 😎👍
Amen!!!!!
David Gilmour does not simply play the guitar. He tells a story with it.
at this solo David IS guitar
I was 17 when I first heard this track and am now 61 . It still gives me goosebumps to this day. Dave Gilmour is a genius.
I'm 73 and it does the same to me.
I'm almost 62 years old now, I've been listening to Pink Floyd since my youth, so for ~50 years now, but this song is one of my TOP FAV since it was released in 1979.
05:05 -> This is the absolute best guitar solo ever, David Gilmore doesn't just play guitar, the guitar tells its own story through this solo, .... It's like being in a different universe.
Lighting guy - “So how much can we spend on lighting?
Floyd - “Yes”
I heard that wish I had that budget back in the day.
I read this as “Lightning guy” and it made sense to me 😂
@@crowofjudgement6559 LOL
£2.4 million, everything was purchased brand new and sold off when the tour was over, the "leaves" of the mirrorball sold on eBay
To have seen them live pretty much leaves you speechless for days yet with a smile on your face forever 😊😎✌❤
I once heard a professional guitarist say that this solo actually alters the fabric of reality.
From the first time I heard this and every time since ; this solo actually brings tears to my eyes - I cant seem to prevent this so I dont listen to this if I have to be seen in public soon after lol
Frequencies are the secret of the Universe .It controls all life .Not religious but they say God is the Light / Sound ....Frequencies
some people said "unearthly"
This solo is the pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.
The only two guitarists that have ever been able to move across their event horizon and through the worm hole to their universe is David Gilmour and Mark Knopfler...
David's solo is pure instrumental poetry. The most beautiful and emotional piece of music ever made and i don't care what anyone says.
yep - no dispute -- even from a Waters fan. David took this song to a sublime galaxy!!
Well, We don't even care whether or not you care.
@@StinkFingerr yes, you do. Otherwise you'd just let it slide. Now go and be annoying elsewhere.
@Alex IOV I hope you're not expecting Me to care.
@@StinkFingerr i'm not expecting what's already happening.
David Gilmour’s solo in this song is regarded by many as being one of the best in the history of rock music.
Wow.
Completely agreed!
THE best without question ... emotion overload , stunning .
It’s not even limited to rock music
i have to correct you, not the best but THE BEST
"Leo Fender created the Stratocaster. God created David Gilmore to play it." - Unknown
"David Gilmore can do more with one note than most guitar players can do with the whole fret board." - Dave Mustain
The WHOLE Pulse concert its just another level!
In my opinion the Pompei concert is better.
Wrong, it’s beyond next level
I was there. Undescrivible. Best gig i've been at ever.
"His voice is still the same".
So you've heard David Gilmour at 32 years old on the original and David Gilmour at 48 years old in this concert. Now you need to listen to the Pompeii version to hear David Gilmour at 70 years old.
All hail David Gilmour, bender of notes, conqueror of chords, slayer of solos and supreme overlord of strings. Long may he live.
Close your eyes, lay your head back and chill out. He takes you to a new land with his playing. I’m 60 and still get chills listening to him.
58 here. Walked the same path even if we never met. The music back when we were growing up is one step above the rest. Peace Brother
62 here ,I wish I'd have seen them...its as good now as the first time. It is a new land.Same chills.
Same age here CE Such a great time to be a teenager in the 70's . I would not trade it for anything.
I`m 65 in June and i`ve jeard/seen this a thousand times and still get emotional!
74 here and I listen to this every day, Helps to keep me sane!
10:59 "What the hell was that?" Fairly typical reaction to a David Gilmour solo.
Pink Floyd is one of those rare bands that sound even better live in concert. Natural vocal talent, flawless harmony of vocals and instruments, an insane light show… it all comes together and attacks all the senses for a surreal experience.
I have had the privilege of seeing Pink Floyd live 5 times! Including the Pulse concert. 50 yard line center.
The show engulfed us. It was loud and sounded better than the recordings. The light shows are intense and beautiful ! An emotional joy ride for sure!
I get a smile watching you gents get the THRILL of Pink Floyd!
David Gilmour’s guitar is not just another instrument, it’s like another voice.
David makes his guitar cry.
Four straight minutes of guitar heaven. One of the best guitar solos ever.
Yeah. His solos are so musical and tasty.
Leo Fender gave us the Stratocaster, the guitar gods gave us David Gilmour.
JG Zeta harrison could only make it weep..
Pete Townsend said he would skip doing a Who concert to watch pink floyd. They were that important to him
NOW THAT A STATEMENT PINK FLOYD RULES AND THAT STATEMENT PROVES IT
he also said he hates performing so of course he would.
Gilmour and Townsend toured together in the mid-80s. Check out 'Give Blood'.
@@garywillingham3644 for sure..
That's a compliment and some..
An American Dj said how can a little island like Britain produce so many ace guitarist's, makes me proud.
A guitar will never make that sound ever again. It’s literally the greatest solo ever played. We are witnessing the Beethoven of our time. They will speak of this band in music education for as long as people listen to music
That’s one of the greatest live solos of all time. No doubt
9:19 That “wailing,” if I can call it that, that Gilmour does with his guitar gets me every single time. The entire song is overrun with emotions and the 2nd solo completely envelops the heart . . . but that final wail, that final crying out, is the moment my heart is pierced. Every time.
First time I heard it? - 1994. I was one of the lucky ones to be at the concert. More than ever I understand that.
Gilmour is statesman of epic musicianship. Just gorgeous, heartfelt musical landscapes. And this is made more truthful by its timelessness. By the looks of it on UA-cam Pink Floyd as a whole is going through another Renaissance with yet another generation.
My fav bit also. Look at the way he sways with the guitar when he's playing that. If that doesn't capture you then nothing will. Absolutely unreal.
I'm not ashamed to say I cry every time he makes his Strat cry.
This guitar solo is historical! That was phenomenal and so emotional, that was just splendid and extremely powerful! I was there that specific day, I was really young. After the concert, we were walking in silence, thinking about this phenomenal concert, looking at the stage sometimes just to remember this moment forever before we leave for good. I also remember the smell of joints, especially in front of the stage (yes, that was, of course, forbidden, but ... Pink Floyd is Pink Floyd, right? Some people couldn't resist!). Now, when I listen to this guitar solo, I always remember that the sound was everywhere around us: spectacular, massive, imposing, powerful, but also perfectly clean! It was so impressive and so imposing. Like: the massive, colossal, powerful, and majestic Pink Floyd machine directly connected to your soul! And I can tell you that we were all vibrating.
90% of the time, during a concert, people are talking, laughing, and having good times; but during this concert, everybody was literally speechless. No stupid or annoying people. Everybody was just "connected". It was like, being in a parallel universe where everything was completely different. That was phenomenal and special, almost "magic" so to speak. And so many people were there, something like 16,300 people. I kept the tickets by the way, hehe - And today, I'm still proud to say _"I WAS THERE, WITH PINK FLOYD THAT DAY!"_
so well expressed. thanks for your recollections. since it's probably never going to be my good fortune to witness something like this.
Me too
David Gilmour and Mark Knopfler, just a league above the rest for me. Their music and the way they play their guitar is truly heavenly.
Spot on brother
I first bought Dark Side of the Moon in 1973 at age 18. I listened to the LP so much you could practically see through it. I had to buy a second copy less than a year later, even as a constantly broke college student. Bought every album thereafter. Fast forward 20+ years. I bought the High Def. DVD of Pulse concert. Now I could afford nice equipment, but when Comfortably Numb ( from the LP "The Wall" ) was played as an encore performance, I blew a speaker on my not so cheap stereo system during Gilmore's guitar solo. You are very astute to notice Gilmore's growth. I am now 68, and react to this music in a more profound way than when I was younger, but ALWAYS recognized it as out of this world. Your post captured my attention, but it was both of your reactions to this masterpiece that so impressed me. You two are so young to "get it" at the level you do. I'm now a subscribed fan. Long may you run.
Have always admired Pink Floyd's use of the deepest bass possible without harming anybody's ears or triggering an earthquake.
“I have become comfortably numb”. That’s how I feel after a David Gilmour solo.
Notice the crowd isn't jumping up and down and no mosh pit. Pink Floyd isn't a concert, it's an experience.
I was there and trust me i will never experience or see anything that good ever again what a night
I saw Yes When Close To The Edge had just been released I can relate and yes I have seen PF 4 times so yes I can relate The only band close to this level now is Nightwish
Me too see this live the best concert I have experienced.
The lighting guy you're talking about that ought to get credit his name is Mark Brickman. David Gilmour and Rick Wright basically gave him a blank check to do the lighting and ask him" why don't you see what you can come up with". And on this one song you can see some of the results! I've seeing Pink Floyd four times. Twice in the 1970s once in 87 and this concert in 94. I've gone to at least a hundred concerts and seen everyone from ACDC to Zeppelin and I've never seen a better show than Pink Floyd puts on! Anyway the lighting Engineers name is Mark Brickman... the thing that's different about Pink Floyd is they put on a show regarding their music. Most of the other groups put on a show with the thought of "look at me, look at me" look what I can do, "more narcissistic". Nobody hardly even knew what anyone in Pink Floyd looked like until the 90s. David Gilmour said in an interview it was nice to be able to take his family to the mall and nobody would bother him or his family because nobody knew who he was!!! Note that none of their pictures are on any of their albums except the very first one!
Not strictly true. They were on the cover of Ummagumma 1969, then inside Meddle 1971, A Nice Pair, repackaged first two albums.
Fantastic....the lighting and the video (kudos also to whoever placed the cameras and edited it) is stunning. I am pulling out the DVD of this and playing it now. I can only imagine being there.....
You could say that Floyd are the band who 'invented' the lightshow, going back to the Syd era & the UFO club in London.
I might be wrong, but I think Brickman straight monopolized every Vari*Lites in the world to light the three complete set-ups that were travelling around for the tour...
@@wpollock1 - I was !!!
I can't imagine what it would feel like to stand there in one of the front rows and just feel the power of the song go through you. Must be something akin to an outer-body experience or an encounter with the divine.
You are completeley right. I saw that historycal tour in Basel, Switzerland. Best gig i was at, EVER!!!
When people listen to Pink Floyd it’s an experience and When David Gilmore does his solo it just magical and breath taking! Your reaction was great for this group.
The most emocional guitarist of all time. The second solo made me cry every time.
ONE DOESN'T MERELY LISTEN TO PINK FLOYD, ONE EXPERIENCES THEM!
"What the hell was that?", it was gentlemen ART of the highest calibre. That was 26 years ago and he still can do it (check out the 2016 clip from Pompeii).
His guitar is voice of his soul ... goes direct for your heart and heals it ❤
Just finished watching, ya’ll are getting totally floyded! Lost in the sauce all around the board, great stuff!!
Yo Andy!! ✌️
A&A two of the best around y'all!
Hi Andy & Alex - it’s a small internet world ain’t it! Great to see that your channel is doing well.
Oh man look who it is. Just watched your ten years gone video and found these guys in my recommendations. This was a 100% lost in the sauce moment.
To be alive at the same time as Oink Floyd! I saw them on the prior tour in 1987 and they did this song the same way with the huge disco ball - it was so cool being bathed in that rotating light with the Gilmour and the band making this music - no words 😶
Maybe time you 2 should get a little bit of Floyd back on the go too? I know Andy's covered a fair bit of their stuff already before Alex came on board, but would be cool to see Alex discover a bit more of their genius.
You guys are right. This was a historical performance and solo by Gilmore. Probably is the best of all time. So, so much emotion that just pierces your soul.
This is absolutely David Gilmour's best performance of this magnificent track. Never heard him extend the solo for so long and with such fierce emotion. Thank you guys, thank you for showing your true feelings!
This was this best reaction to this video ever! These guys didn't know what hit them. Pulse show normally makes me cry. But watching kids like these experiencing it for the first time and are at a loss to try to explain their feelings of what just happened to them is just priceless!
I could listen to this solo a million times and my reaction will always be the same! my soul is transported out of my body, time stops flowing for 5 minutes, nothing exists around me, it's an indescribable feeling! this is probably the best concert solo and live performance of all time! the way gilmour makes his guitar scream...it's just amazing...
Saw this live in Chicago that year. You think this video is special, imagine being there live with about a million watts of power coming at ya 360° around the stadium. You literally felt the vibration from those strings in your bones. Throw in the blinding lights from that ball and the stage and all the smoke and you get something pretty close to a religious experience. I can remember leaving the concert and seeing folks both delirious and a little shaken from the experience. Everyone shaking their heads saying... 'best concert I've ever seen'.
I saw them at Vanderbilt Stadium in 94, and you're right. Best show I've ever seen.
Yep, saw them that year, too. Never will forget it 🔥
I saw them live... high on weed... I thought I might float away. It was almost too much. People were sobbing. It was beautiful.
The way David plays this solo is something more like an operatic aria than an instrumental performance, and everything else about this production backs it up all the way.
He’s the master of all guitar players. His control is unlike all others.
give me a break with this.
@@christopherone1 his guitar work is all feeling from his heart and soul straight out his fingers. He doesn’t need to have superfast fingers like all the other guitar players. He is the master !!!!
He's even far beyond control: his native language is Guitar.
Aside from the monumentally talented music, the ornament that descends from the ceiling and blossoms at the Gilmour crescendo is one of the greatest stage props of all time. A brilliant symbol of life.
I was lucky enough to see that show from the 4th row. The blast of heat from the lights during the “ahhhhhhh” at the beginning of the second verse was crazy. And that wasn’t even the end of the show, they played one more after that!!
It’s also awesome that a show I saw 26 years ago (and a song that’s 41 years old) has people seeing/hearing it for the first time and being so blown away.
Back in the 70’s, it took 15 semi tractor trailer trucks to haul all of the gear it took to put on a Pink Floyd show.
It's so nice to listen to two thoughtful, intelligent men who really appreciate music and the emotions that accompany it. Love you guys! Happy Birthday, George!
One of Pink Floyd’s best,David Gilmour has only gotten better with time if that is even possible. I have been listening to them over 50 years,and it never gets old,it is timeless and will always be as great as when released.Todays music will never stand the test of time,most is a short memory at best.😎
I don’t want to make you jealous, but I went to that concert - it remains one of the best nights of my life
Happy birthday George. Wish you best of all. 🎉
I love their reactions. This is the best solo of all time. It takes you on a journey.
Saw this live.. 27 years ago, July 1st 1994. Mind Blowing concert. (Fun Fact- This was the first concert to have lights that could individually change colour!)
I was there as well.
Shook me to my soul and still brings a smile to my face knowing I had witnessed perfection
Cheers.
That solo takes you on a hell of a journey. It’s unreal and makes you so emotional. Nothing touches this solo and never will in my opinion
You have just listened to THE greatest guitar solo-outro you will ever hear....simply magnificent
Still gives me goosebumps and makes me cry with overwhelming emotion all these years later..I never saw them live, and it's my biggest regret. Apparently, people went home after this performance and couldn't speak for hours, so I understand completely your reaction. It's mine too..
Every time I hear this song and Gilmore's solo the emotion he projects from his playing makes me cry .
He may not be the most technical ....but boy ! He makes that guitar weep and soar like no other.
Love your reactions , ' Shine on you two ' ⭐
When people rate guitarists according to their technical prowesses, I ask:
What do you prefer - someone telling you "I love you" 1000 times in rapid succession or someone telling you "I love you" once in such a way that you shiver all the way down to the tips of your toes?
I saw Pink Floyd on this tour. It was amazing!!!
Out of ALL the reactions I have seen to this incredible performance, This is without a DOUBT my favorite. Makes me so happy when young folk here this genius band performing this genius performance, but you guys reacted to and felt the same as I did the first time I heard this years and years ago. Gilmour is now 74 years old and STILL grabs you. Enjoyed this reaction so much. I just subscribed!
Saw the live in Earls Court London during the Pulse tour.. emotional doesn’t even begin to describe how I felt after that song .. I think everyone was crying after that song! So lucky to have been there and send it live.. big shout to Sam Brown on backing vocals.. she has a great voice😊
This is generally regarded as the best recorded version (but there are bootlegs from the same Division Bell Tour that are even better). The live version from Gilmour's 2016 Pompeii concert is a very close second. Highly recommended. At age 70, he's still got it.
And this solo is EPIC...
now it´s time for "Echoes"
Welcome to the club boys...ya just got pinked. The Floyd and Gilmour's mastery of the guitar will reach down into the depths of your soul and take it on an universal journey to places you've never felt or known before only to gently bring you back. Enjoyed watching your reaction. IO grew up as a teen listening to Pink Floyd and its nice to see you youngsters listening to 'em...it gives perspective...
"His solo made me forget everything on this Earth".....Gilmour's guitar solo is not meant to entertain....it's meant to speak to your soul and take it on a ride through the galaxy....who needs the Earth!?
Guys, do us and yourselves a favour, and react to “Sorrow” from the same concert.
Happy Birthday George, a great present to listen to this, to call it a solo is not doing it justice, it was a total out of body experience, I never tire of hearing this, David Gilmour is a master if suspense the way he build this solo to the other worldy crescendo is just unmatched by anything I have ever heard. Love your honesty dudes
It was without doubt the most incredible concert i ever went to. No other concert I have been to ever came close. The visuals every bit as important as the music. Simply Epic.
I love your reactions!! Getting hyped, utter disbelief, appreciation, and amazement. And you guys seem really genuine. Keep it up!
What a great way to end a fantastic show.
But it's not really over yet, there is the encore part.
Most of the shows ended with the following two songs:
(Hey You) and (Run Like Hell).
Even if you don't know it, you really NEED to see (Run Like Hell), from the same show.
Thank you!
Run Like Hell ended this show and started seconds later
Beautiful reaction!! Only just heard this version this year also and I had the same reaction - STUNNED! That solo is pure storytelling.
Hi guys... just watched your reaction. I can proudly say I was there. In fact, I'm still there! It was the best sight & sound experience I've ever had, and I'm now 63. It was a two and a half hour gig that included Dark Side of the Moon. Comfortably Numb took me to a place that I've still not come back from. The amazing thing is, this wasn't the finale. We had Run Like Hell to finish on, as if we needed it! 😅
"Speechless" is the best commentary on this song one could give. Great reaction, guys.
Saw them in 87 in Atlanta. Still makes my hair stand up and gives me chills to this day. It is a religious experience for sure. Get a black light, a dark room with no distractions, and the Wall and listen to it from start to finish with your eyes closed, 80's style, lol.
I've been in Mexico City PULSE Concert and at the end of the show, the people stayed MUTE because of the impression of being there... The best concert of my entire life!!!
On the one hand so relaxing and at the same time you are curious to see what happens next...
Pink Floyd's music touches my heart, the song makes me cry regularly..
The dude on the right went to another dimension 🤩
Finally somone who didn't pause on Gilmour's solos when reacting! you guys did it the right ways! thumb up!
Fantastic reaction/review gents, you managed to capture exactly how I feel whenever I hear it.
I was at one of those Division Bell (PULSE) shows at Earls Court (London) in ‘94. It was very special indeed.
All that built up anger and frustration in one guitar solo legendary prefromance will never be topped
David Gilmour was 48 at the time of this concert. Fortunately at 78 he's still performing. It's in his blod. That man won't quit untill his body either quits entirely or he simply cannot do it anymore.
great reaction. i am 61 years old and comfortably numb is in my top 3 songs in the history of rock with bohemian raphsody and stairway to heaven.pink floyd are not only a rock group they are a musical experience ,and in my days the best way to experience pink floyd was to be numb if you know what i mean.
You have to see David Gilmour Live in Gdansk where David and Rick Wright battle it out in Echoes. It was Rick's last concert as Cancer took him from us. It is EPIC!!!
Personally, I like the Echoes version from Remember That Night (from the same tour) more. It sounds a bit tighter and has better acoustics and visuals compared to Gdansk.
That's why I like the Gdansk version, for its rawness. Everybody's has a favorite, studio, Pompeii and so on. Doesn't matter, it's Floyd.
@@Pulsar77 I'm the exact same bud, the Albert Hall performance blew me away. Both the performance & the light show. Especially the part when it slows right down to when it's just like the sound of the wind blowing, before part 2 starts kicking in. All the mist starts to rise between the band & all the lights start having a strobe effect, almost like time is slowing right down. Trippy AF!
Totally agree. Gdansk version of echoes beats any other version hands down, especially the beginning, the middle and the end
The whole concert was amazing. Pure joy for more than two and a half hours 🙏🙏
Great reaction guys, Floyd are a religious experience
Will take your soul for a ride. The absolutely best EVER.
Great reaction fellas! Enjoying the channel a lot. Love to see two friends enjoying my favorite band. I was at this tour when it came to Atlanta in 94. Skipped school my senior year and drove 4 hours to see it with some friends. Nothing has ever come remotely close to that experience. It was perfect.
GREAT reaction, guys. Thank you for noticing the mirror ball/flower, too. SO many people don't even seem to notice that. I, too, love how this solo takes us for a ride.
Helene here. Now watch the Pulse performance of Sorrow......effing gorgeous.....and yes, that solo by Gilmore is the most beautiful guitar playing I’ve heard in my 73 years on the planet. I love other guitar solo’s....adore Jimmy Page....but the emotion that Gilmore gets out of his instrument is just unworldly.
Very hard to choose between Jimmy Page and David Gilmour, but I think I agree with you...
The only thing worse than seeing David Gilmour’s name misspelled is seeing it misspelled twice.
" And Pink Floyd wept, Seeing they had no more ears to conquer " .....
Thank you for keeping the best music of all time alive. Make sure your children get to experience it.
And that my Friends was The Greatest Guitar Solo in History!!
I like that PF are not in a hurry, they take their time while playing. Doing it right. Also when he sings he sounds closer to us than the others who are asking him questions and talking to him. We're inside his head. He may not even be saying these things out loud, he may simply be thinking them.
It also just occurred to me, what if they recorded a concert like this for a VR headset?
What was that???...that was David Gilmour taking you to Heaven and back!!!
Pink Floyd grabs you and takes you on an emotional journey.
I was 1994 in the Concert at Niedersachsen Stadion in Germany! It was the best Concert I ever seen, after This Concert, I lost my Words till I at Home! ..................... And I Think David Gilmour is surely one of the best Guitar Players in the World, no one sounds like him!...............