How do you feel about the destruction of Earl's Court? Although I was a student in the area in the 70s the first time I made it there was for a business exhibition! So sorry it was gone the last time I stayed opposite the site.
There is no argument, it is the greatest guitar solo of all times imho. I was in the audience at one of the Earls Court gigs, and the whole show was truly amazing. No video can ever do Pink Floyd's Amazing performance justice.
No argument here... Back in 1952 Leo Fender & a couple of friends built the 'Stratocaster' guitar & ever since then it's been waiting for David Gilmore to pick it up & play it!! If there is a God, then surely Gilmore is God's guitarist!!
It's funny, people hear that first solo and think that they will never hear anything as visceral or transcendent as that ever again in their lives, then the second solo rolls around and boom, life lesson, never say never.
Yeah - I'd heard people going on about the solo in this and I bought the Pulse album on CD a few months after it came out. I thought the first solo was what they were on about. Then I listened to the rest. Then I understood.
I was at this concert too at Earls Court. Still remember the journey home with a few friends, none of us spoke for about two hours. The first thing anyone said was "what the hell did we just see?". Got yourself a sub here, great reaction.
I too, also was at the Concert on October 13th 1994. Greatest night of my life. And no experience, or other concert cones close to this. Speechless for hours after.
That was my reaction - I parked in Wimbledon, took the underground from Earles Court to the car park, drove back to Southampton and didn't say a word until I got home.
@@rogerbyington5640 I will definitely not take any credit away from David Gilmour, he's an amazing guitarist. But listen to this very rare video clip with Gary Moore and George Harrison. Poor sound and picture quality unfortunately , but Gary Moore's solo is fantastic( The studio version was played by Eric Clapton as you may know). I'm not saying that Gary Moore is better than David Gilmour, but by judging George Harrison's reactions; he's pretty good :) Funny clip! ua-cam.com/video/9M9zUQT1QYE/v-deo.html
@@jenswittrock8688 I use to say that no one but Gary Moore could make the guitar sound so sad. Who is better between DG and GM is basically all a matter of taste. Two completely different musicians with completely different styles of playing. They both belong in guitarists hall of fame.
This is the greatest guitar solo of all time in the best live in history. For me pink Floyd is the number one band. They are sent more people to space then NASA.
it was a giant "disco ball" that opened up into something that could probably best described as a glittering metalic jelly fish. Saw it in concert and the memory still leaves me stunned over 35 years later,
Great reaction to this fantastic live performance!! I saw Pink Floyd on this Pulse tour in 1994 at The Alamodome in San Antonio with 47,000 fans! I was on the 18th row on the floor, and it was an experience of a lifetime!!
The fact that you know the lyrics and start singing separates you from the other "reactors".. Makes you a"connoisseur" and shows someone taught you well! 😀
Your reaction is A+ and it's all embracing like a warm hug. I crumble while you're singing with just your lips moving. This performance is something celestial and David's solo is an absolute masterpiece
I love the moment at 8:13 when she suddenly stops reacting with her choreographed "Ooh baby Imma loving this song" moves and facial expressions and reacted honestly to what she is listening to and viewing.
I know this song since '79 - I was 20 at this time - I always feel the same emotion when listening to it ! Tears are never far, I am so much touched by this guitar solo... That PULSE live version is even better with a very long 2nd solo, David Gilmour took the time to buid it, and your emotion goes higher and higher... as he plugs his guitar directly to your soul.... And i always loved David's warm voice ! Dom, a 62 years old fan from France
I had the privilege of seeing them on this tour, at Three River's Stadium in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. When they opened the second set with "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", I began to silently weep, and did so for the rest of the show, it was so beautiful. I actually wept a bit just now, listening to and watching you reaction.
I was with you, Gregg! 1994 in the old Stadium. I was way up in the nosebleeds, stage left. I didn't weep then, but a few years later, Roger made me cry with his rendition of "Dogs" at Starlake. Good times. Heartbreaking that Syd and Rick are no longer with us.
I had the same reaction! I did start weeping a bit - I was transported back to being there. I was there for two of the twelve nights they played at Earls Court!
To me it was more like the full moon (not the dark side!) that opened up like a flower, as if the sun had shown on it so strongly that it came to life and blossomed.
I saw the Pulse show live in 1994 at the, then, Giants Stadium in New Jersey. The disco ball went just about not noticed until the moment they trained just about every light in the house on it. The whole stadium burst into rotating sparkles, a much more pronounced affect than in the video. Then the ball started opening revealing this one source of very bright light leaving everybody in the audience mesmerized. A moment you never forget.
Your reaction was Awesome, this band when it comes to unique this is a band no body can compare too. Like if somebody says gotta see this band they sound a lot like pink Floyd , I would highly doubt it. In fact it would be an insult. Anyways loved the video .
Rebeka, I am so glad that people of your generation are discovering all the wonderous music of my generation. I can tell from your reaction that this music does exactly what it was intended to do. To let you float away as if you were a cloud. It is the way it made me feel when I was a young man. I am 67 years old now and oh how I remember hearing this for the first time. Thank you.
Giant disco ball 30 feet in diameter, opens up slowly, then all heak brakes loose. Lights every where, it's very cool when it opens the crowd goes crazy!!!!!😲🤣🥰❣
I feel badly that you won't have the privilege of seeing these men play live. The light show and the music live was incredible. Glad you did enjoy this.
A VERY close second to seeing Floyd live is the Australian Pink Floyd show. Mind blowing, complete with light show and (altered to suit) video backdrop.
I was 16 when I first heard PF on the underground FM station living with my folks in the SF Bay Area in 1968.. and I looked the same as you. We Floydies just get older but our respect and awe to have been a part of the PF 'LIVE' generation will never leave... Welcome to the best music ever made.
It always surprises me to see newer generations reacting to Pink Floyd... That is how great music used to be made, long intros, 10 min songs and all... not 4 min songs made to fit into radio stations time slots... Saw that show Live at the Olympic Stadium in Montréal, Canada in 1994... Best show I have ever seen (followed by MUSE). Keep listening to great music.
@@donaldbrunner6250 I know, it was an AM thing in the days, but I was not alive so I can't really speak about this, but I am talking of the late 70's and after, the long songs and albums like thick as a brick and others... 15 min songs were a thing...
I know because I was there. Giant mirrorball which was hidden during the rest of the concert. It opened up firstly from the bottom and finally from the top. Awesome concert and great reaction. It was also a quadraphonic sound system which took the music around the stadium. You got a great taste in music and I hope you enjoy exploring the Pink Floyd rabbit hole.
Rebeka, great reaction. Many years after this the master Dave Gilmour can still deliver. Check out the version from the Royal Albert Hall in 2006 with David Bowie on guest vocals and even more majestically, live from Pompeii in 2017 when Gilmour was 71. Both are as stunning as the Pulse show.
True, David went back to ancient coliseum of Pompeii in 2016 for a concert with live audience making 1st live concert there since 79AD even though he and his bandmates of Pink Floyd did Echoes Part I and II there in early 70's. This concert is on UA-cam.
This song changed my life and led me to one of my greatest achievements . When I heard that solo I was blown away and I knew I had to learn how to play the guitar 9 years later still going strong with the axe
My best friend and I went to see them on this tour at Texas Stadium in April of '94. When that giant mirror ball came down and the lights hit it and lit up the whole place... WOW. We'd never seen anything like that, ever. I've seen lots of amazing concerts over the years, but that moment is burned into my brain. So super thankful to have gotten to see them since that was their last big tour.
Interesting fact: At the end of this show at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, on my way to the parking lot, I passed behind the stadium and there were four trailers equipped with huge industrial generators. I spoke with a member of the staff, who told me that these generators were needed to provide enough electricity for the show, that the stadium could not meet this huge demand.
Now who does not love this performance another of the worlds greatest bands not a song but a ride through time and life sucks you in blows you out time and time again leaves you in a trance. Great reaction Rebeka your a Star : )
Rebeka your face at 8min20s ! this is the exact reaction I still have and i've been watching this concert over and over for around 25years :) , so refreshing to see younger generation able to to take the time to seek out and appreciate true artists. Tell your friends ! Pink Floyd are more than music they are a true experience.
Good girl, you did NOT pause and did NOT talk over or during the show, respect!! The "thing" was part of the stage show lowered as a sphere and then opening up with revolving lights. PF are master of stage illuminations, laser shows with mirrors installed to break the lasers in bizarre and unexpected, but very effective ways. They delivered EVERY time and i have seen them numerous times live in different countries! So glad that they impressed you as a "young fanatic" of their serious tunes!! Stay focused young lady, you're doing great!! ;) x
Beautiful choice of music. You have a very good test of music, anyone who loves music will admit. Wish you all the best wishes may all your wishes come true, may you always be charming and joyful.
The pinnacle for PF fans! I traveled all over the West Coast of the US, and even a few times in Canada. Saw them over a dozen times. When I was in the Navy I would listen to them before every mission, no matter where we were in the world. They were a comfort to me in very difficult times. Never failed me. I’m still alive by the grace of God, and will be a fan for life.
As great as you are to look at.. I had to close my eyes during the second solo, Dave nails it every time, I have a tear running down my cheek now but only out of one eye.. weird.. nobody touches my soul like Dave.. & I’m 70, love you reactions 👍🏼
The other thing about this long solo is that there are points during the solo where you think he's about to wrap it up, but he doesn't, so there's a good tease going on. It drags you into thinking, "no, it can't be over yet"!
I was fortunate enough to see The Wall tour in Los Angeles back in 1979. I can tell you, that was the best concert I have ever seen. It was truly one for the ages.
You're wonderful! Please watch it again on your own so you can see what you missed when your eyes were closed. The PULSE tour had the most spectacular staging and lightshow in 1994, and still ranks up there with one of the all time greatest stage productions!
That is my favorite version of my favorite song. What could be better than watching the emotional cords play across the face of a beautiful young woman? Its the perfect accompaniment, food for my soul.
I'd pretty much got the studio release of The Wall on a loop in my brain. So I was just bopping along to this. And then... Just a little pinprick - no more AAAAAAAAAAH and I was blown away. Then that solo. And I think people massively overlook the epic drum breaks thoughout. In a parallel universe he's still playing and people just see to his physical needs in shifts.
I always been a pink floyd fan, but the first time I came across the Pulse Album I was on LSD. I think I watched the whole concert 3 times that day, and comfortably numb, sorrow, and high hopes a couple times more. I wish I was around for that age of perfected music.
I'm very glad you reacted to this song. This is one of my favourite songs and it's very sad that i will never be able to see it live performed by them, just because I'm 27. Happy you liked it, the ending solo gives me goosebumps everytime
@@antonylacroix6475 Wacken was so epic the atmosphere was unbelievable..... so exciting everyone was hyper in the crowd and the sound and visuals were amazing.
One tip about Pink Floyd is that when you hear a change in the music and want to close your eyes, don't look away. That's when you get the big lighting effects.
Great reaction. I can listen to this multiple times a day. Never can get enough. The ball in the middle was a mirrored ball like those seen in clubs in the 70s. It reflected and scattered the light in the entire arena. High Hopes please. Stay safe. Much love from Texas.
Dave Gilmour 1 of the most underated guitarists of all time, he's up there with Jimi, Eric, Jimmy, Pete, Eddie and not forgetting all the blues guitarists that they emulated
That in the middle was (and might still be) the world record largest disco ball....Pink Floyd has held a few records and several "Firsts" in music history....
Nth hand information here, so take it for whatever it's worth. The giant circle of lights above the stage is an eye. The disco ball is "it." "It" opens up and "disappears," just before the eye turns upright to "look.". All that to illustrate one line of lyrics from one song. "I turned to look, but it was gone."
Normally the mirror ball is above the screen on the stage. And it opens like a flower. Here it was suspended. I was seated just to the left of the mixing desk; so immediately under the ball There was a black curtain covering the ball from the majority of the audience so it wasnt until it was lit up that they knew it was there. Working in London Ive been lucky to see everyone from the Stones, Who, Floyd, Queen, right through to White Stripes and Oasis. During the period Momentary Lapse of Reason to Division Bell was lucky enough to see them at London Docklands twice, Wembley Stadium, and Earls Court six times. This is the best concert Ive ever attended.
Your expression at the blooming stage of the disco ball was epic! That ball in my humble interpretation represents the light shooting out from the music. Bright crisp and beautiful. The blooming stage of the ball represents comprehension absorption. Then the extension as the solo wraps up is like a spaceship of ascension. "You like this? Come up for take off! Lets GO!" All my life. Every car stereo. Every headphones. Every cell phone. I have heard this song played. For this fan. Never gets old. First heard on the Wall on cassette I thought it was SICK! It blew my mind. Then saw it on Delicate Sound of Thunder vhs concert film, then waited for the Pulse tour by which time I was in the navy out at sea while they toured near my home station. But then this...Pulse came out. Mind. Blown. All. Over. Again. Thank you Floyd for the music and many, MANY, memories!
I was at the 2nd British Rock Festival in 1972, It was held on an island in the middle of the Rhine River in Germersheim, Germany. 3 Days. Pink Floyd, Atomic Rooster, Buddy Miles, Country Joe, Doors, Faces, Rory Gallagher, Humble Pie, Kinks, New Riders, Savoy Brown, Uriah Heep, Wishbone Ash - That's all I can remember but there were many more.
The thing in the middle over the crowd started as a massive mirrored disco ball, slammed with pin spots to throw all of those wonderful facets of light around the whole arena. Then it kind of blooms into a flower of some sort. Just another part of an incredible show on the scale needed to support this caliber of music.
“There is no pain , you are receding” I got into a big fight at school over that line. The other party insisted it was “there is no pain you are receiving “.
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I worked on this tour in 1994. 55 trucks 600 people to build the stage.
How do you feel about the destruction of Earl's Court? Although I was a student in the area in the 70s the first time I made it there was for a business exhibition! So sorry it was gone the last time I stayed opposite the site.
Well it was all worth it at the end
@JDTX Thank you ! Good old days !
same as here to build a regular 100 ft overHighway bridge, it took 4 years.
@@davidBarrel Call us next time ! ; ) It wont be long !
And she didnt stop the solo, we should date girls like her.
HAHAHAA
Yeah ! We’re tripping over girls like her, in my town. 🤪
They deserve much bigger diamonds.
Brazilian guys rules
Yeah, but what makes you think they would want to date guys like us?
It invites you in, then it embraces you and before you know it you’re completely submerged.
Arguably the greatest guitar solo of all times. The soul and emotion's that scream from his guitar solo is unbelievable.
There is no argument, it is the greatest guitar solo of all times imho.
I was in the audience at one of the Earls Court gigs, and the whole show was truly amazing.
No video can ever do Pink Floyd's Amazing performance justice.
There's no argument, it IS the greatest guitar solo ever.
There may be more technically challenging solos out there, but for pure emotion and beauty this stands alone 💙💙
I'd put Eddie Hazel's solo in "Maggot Brain" a notch above it, but it's still glorious.
No argument here... Back in 1952 Leo Fender & a couple of friends built the 'Stratocaster' guitar & ever since then it's been waiting for David Gilmore to pick it up & play it!! If there is a God, then surely Gilmore is God's guitarist!!
It's funny, people hear that first solo and think that they will never hear anything as visceral or transcendent as that ever again in their lives, then the second solo rolls around and boom, life lesson, never say never.
Yeah - I'd heard people going on about the solo in this and I bought the Pulse album on CD a few months after it came out. I thought the first solo was what they were on about. Then I listened to the rest. Then I understood.
I was at the Kansas City show in their 1994 tour. Best F*cking concert EVER!!!
I was at this concert too at Earls Court. Still remember the journey home with a few friends, none of us spoke for about two hours. The first thing anyone said was "what the hell did we just see?". Got yourself a sub here, great reaction.
i totally relate. it happened to me too many times. the power of music at this level is something amazing. btw what the f is this girl doing??
Thank you so much.:) Appreciate it.:)
We did exactly the same , no one spoke on the way home , I think we were in shock.
I too, also was at the Concert on October 13th 1994. Greatest night of my life. And no experience, or other concert cones close to this. Speechless for hours after.
That was my reaction - I parked in Wimbledon, took the underground from Earles Court to the car park, drove back to Southampton and didn't say a word until I got home.
"Leo Fender created the Stratocaster and God created David Gilmour to play it."
He is the only one who can make guitar talk.
@@rogerbyington5640 I will definitely not take any credit away from David Gilmour, he's an amazing guitarist. But listen to this very rare video clip with Gary Moore and George Harrison. Poor sound and picture quality unfortunately , but Gary Moore's solo is fantastic( The studio version was played by Eric Clapton as you may know). I'm not saying that Gary Moore is better than David Gilmour, but by judging George Harrison's reactions; he's pretty good :) Funny clip! ua-cam.com/video/9M9zUQT1QYE/v-deo.html
@@jenswittrock8688 l try to find it on UA-cam and watch it. Gary Moore was a beast on the guitar , bless his heart. Thanks,man.🎸🍺
@@jenswittrock8688 I use to say that no one but Gary Moore could make the guitar sound so sad. Who is better between DG and GM is basically all a matter of taste. Two completely different musicians with completely different styles of playing. They both belong in guitarists hall of fame.
You damn right!
That was how David Gilmour hails a taxi to take him back to his home planet.
😂🙏
🤘🔥🔥
This is the greatest guitar solo of all time in the best live in history. For me pink Floyd is the number one band. They are sent more people to space then NASA.
David Gilmour does not simply play the guitar. He tells a story with it.
and he doesn't plug his guitar just in to an amp...he plugs it straight in your soul...
Very well said Dave !!!
Just subbed nice to see a younger person who loves PF as much as us oldies!!!
it was a giant "disco ball" that opened up into something that could probably best described as a glittering metalic jelly fish. Saw it in concert and the memory still leaves me stunned over 35 years later,
Great reaction to this fantastic live performance!! I saw Pink Floyd on this Pulse tour in 1994 at The Alamodome in San Antonio with 47,000 fans! I was on the 18th row on the floor, and it was an experience of a lifetime!!
Thank you.:)
I was 38 & flew to the UK for this. No regrets !
Wish you could have been there.
Best wishes from Mississippi .
You said you didn’t know what was happening in the middle he was playing 2 notes and rocked backed and forth on the tremolo bar making that cool sound
The fact that you know the lyrics and start singing separates you from the other "reactors".. Makes you a"connoisseur" and shows someone taught you well! 😀
Thank you.:)
She also sings 🔥🔥
Always
@@mattmorganRnR Yes, I do!😊
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that "in the middle" is the spaceship that transports gilmour home after concerts.
Your reaction is A+ and it's all embracing like a warm hug.
I crumble while you're singing with just your lips moving.
This performance is something celestial and David's solo is an absolute masterpiece
I love the moment at 8:13 when she suddenly stops reacting with her choreographed "Ooh baby Imma loving this song" moves and facial expressions and reacted honestly to what she is listening to and viewing.
I know this song since '79 - I was 20 at this time - I always feel the same emotion when listening to it ! Tears are never far, I am so much touched by this guitar solo...
That PULSE live version is even better with a very long 2nd solo, David Gilmour took the time to buid it, and your emotion goes higher and higher... as he plugs his guitar directly to your soul....
And i always loved David's warm voice !
Dom, a 62 years old fan from France
I had the privilege of seeing them on this tour, at Three River's Stadium in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. When they opened the second set with "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", I began to silently weep, and did so for the rest of the show, it was so beautiful. I actually wept a bit just now, listening to and watching you reaction.
That’s awesome🤘🏽
I tried to go to this one at Earls court but it was sold out in seconds
I was with you, Gregg! 1994 in the old Stadium. I was way up in the nosebleeds, stage left. I didn't weep then, but a few years later, Roger made me cry with his rendition of "Dogs" at Starlake. Good times. Heartbreaking that Syd and Rick are no longer with us.
@@schmittelt was with you guys at 3 Rivers - upper deck - section 511, I believe. What a show!!
I had the same reaction! I did start weeping a bit - I was transported back to being there. I was there for two of the twelve nights they played at Earls Court!
Respect for not interrupting THE guitar solo!
Guitar solo is immense!
It was a giant mirror ball that then opened up like a huge flower and shone rotating lights, just amazing :)
It stops at just amazing?
And was as big as a house
Disco ball to end all disco balls.
To me it was more like the full moon (not the dark side!) that opened up like a flower, as if the sun had shown on it so strongly that it came to life and blossomed.
30 feet in diameter.
I saw the Pulse show live in 1994 at the, then, Giants Stadium in New Jersey. The disco ball went just about not noticed until the moment they trained just about every light in the house on it. The whole stadium burst into rotating sparkles, a much more pronounced affect than in the video. Then the ball started opening revealing this one source of very bright light leaving everybody in the audience mesmerized. A moment you never forget.
Dave is floyd. Long life to floyd and the granpa dave 🙏🙏🙏❤️
Yay I found it Rebeka, it still gives me chills every time I watch it.
listen on UA-cam at SATANISTS hearing pink floyd
My husband had surgery and asked to hear this when they put him under.
Never gone under for surgery, I hope he is well. I'd ask for the album version but he's on the same page as me.
OMG...I'm so sad to hear that. All the best wishes to both you and your husband.:) He will be good.:)))))
Most guitarists play fast and flashy
Dave Gilmour beckons his soul
Your reaction was Awesome, this band when it comes to unique this is a band no body can compare too. Like if somebody says gotta see this band they sound a lot like pink Floyd , I would highly doubt it. In fact it would be an insult. Anyways loved the video .
Loved your reaction! I’ve listened to this performance countless time and it still gives me goosebumps!
Rebeka, I am so glad that people of your generation are discovering all the wonderous music of my generation. I can tell from your reaction that this music does exactly what it was intended to do. To let you float away as if you were a cloud. It is the way it made me feel when I was a young man. I am 67 years old now and oh how I remember hearing this for the first time. Thank you.
Thank you.:)
Giant disco ball 30 feet in diameter, opens up slowly, then all heak brakes loose. Lights every where, it's very cool when it opens the crowd goes crazy!!!!!😲🤣🥰❣
I feel badly that you won't have the privilege of seeing these men play live. The light show and the music live was incredible. Glad you did enjoy this.
Me too.:)
A VERY close second to seeing Floyd live is the Australian Pink Floyd show. Mind blowing, complete with light show and (altered to suit) video backdrop.
She had her eyes closed through half of it lol.
I was 16 when I first heard PF on the underground FM station living with my folks in the SF Bay Area in 1968.. and I looked the same as you. We Floydies just get older but our respect and awe to have been a part of the PF 'LIVE' generation will never leave... Welcome to the best music ever made.
What you saw in the centre of the arena was an opening orchid which in The Wall symbolises rebirth.
Love your reactions thanks a lot Martyn
Thank you.:)
The look on your face when the mirror ball in the middle opens up was so wonderful.
It always surprises me to see newer generations reacting to Pink Floyd... That is how great music used to be made, long intros, 10 min songs and all... not 4 min songs made to fit into radio stations time slots...
Saw that show Live at the Olympic Stadium in Montréal, Canada in 1994... Best show I have ever seen (followed by MUSE). Keep listening to great music.
Back in the 60's most songs were no longer than 3-3 1/2 long for that to get radio play.
@@donaldbrunner6250 I know, it was an AM thing in the days, but I was not alive so I can't really speak about this, but I am talking of the late 70's and after, the long songs and albums like thick as a brick and others... 15 min songs were a thing...
Hello Rebeka🥰Honey you look like you're 12 years old here. Love your reactions. Hello from Orlando, Florida. 🌴🌄🐊
No other bands even came close to what Floyd did. I remember hearing Great Gig in the Sky for the first time and being blown away!
have a look on UA-cam at SATANISTS hearing pink floyd
I know because I was there. Giant mirrorball which was hidden during the rest of the concert. It opened up firstly from the bottom and finally from the top. Awesome concert and great reaction. It was also a quadraphonic sound system which took the music around the stadium.
You got a great taste in music and I hope you enjoy exploring the Pink Floyd rabbit hole.
Rebeka, great reaction. Many years after this the master Dave Gilmour can still deliver. Check out the version from the Royal Albert Hall in 2006 with David Bowie on guest vocals and even more majestically, live from Pompeii in 2017 when Gilmour was 71. Both are as stunning as the Pulse show.
Thank you.:) I will do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.:)
True, David went back to ancient coliseum of Pompeii in 2016 for a concert with live audience making 1st live concert there since 79AD even though he and his bandmates of Pink Floyd did Echoes Part I and II there in early 70's. This concert is on UA-cam.
Ive owned and watched the Pulse dvd countless times for 20 years and this outro still moves me to tears every time.
This song changed my life and led me to one of my greatest achievements . When I heard that solo I was blown away and I knew I had to learn how to play the guitar
9 years later still going strong with the axe
My best friend and I went to see them on this tour at Texas Stadium in April of '94. When that giant mirror ball came down and the lights hit it and lit up the whole place... WOW. We'd never seen anything like that, ever. I've seen lots of amazing concerts over the years, but that moment is burned into my brain. So super thankful to have gotten to see them since that was their last big tour.
WOW, that's so amazing.:)))
Rebeka, beautiful to see young people hear how insane PF is! I am 70 years and I know I can leave this world. It’s in good hands!
Thank you so much.:)
Interesting fact: At the end of this show at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, on my way to the parking lot, I passed behind the stadium and there were four trailers equipped with huge industrial generators. I spoke with a member of the staff, who told me that these generators were needed to provide enough electricity for the show, that the stadium could not meet this huge demand.
Thank you so much for both information and comment.😊🙏🏼
One of the most beautiful and powerful songs of all time. David Gilmore is not human.👽🤘😱
william please look on UA-cam at PRIESTS EXORCISTS REACT TO PINK FLOYD
I love the fact you've been filmed in b/w, really suits you!
The smile during the solo said it all
One of my favorite songs by them.
Pink Floyd good as always ... You made me smile...No interruptions...keep rocking
Now who does not love this performance another of the worlds greatest bands not a song but a ride through time and life sucks you in blows you out time and time again leaves you in a trance. Great reaction Rebeka your a Star : )
Thank you.:)
Firstof all she is beautiful. I love seeing the young enjoying classic rock best music ever made.
Thank you.:)
Rebeka your face at 8min20s ! this is the exact reaction I still have and i've been watching this concert over and over for around 25years :) , so refreshing to see younger generation able to to take the time to seek out and appreciate true artists. Tell your friends ! Pink Floyd are more than music they are a true experience.
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Good girl, you did NOT pause and did NOT talk over or during the show, respect!! The "thing" was part of the stage show lowered as a sphere and then opening up with revolving lights. PF are master of stage illuminations, laser shows with mirrors installed to break the lasers in bizarre and unexpected, but very effective ways. They delivered EVERY time and i have seen them numerous times live in different countries! So glad that they impressed you as a "young fanatic" of their serious tunes!! Stay focused young lady, you're doing great!! ;) x
Thank you.:)
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I saw them live... impressing till today and I'm shure, for the rest of my live🎼
I was there. Still remember it like it was yesterday, over 26 years ago.
I recommend High Hopes from the same concert.
wow, you got quite a show going on there yourself Rebeka.....I didnt know who to watch out of the two of you for most of it...
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Beautiful choice of music. You have a very good test of music, anyone who loves music will admit. Wish you all the best wishes may all your wishes come true, may you always be charming and joyful.
Thank you.:)
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The pinnacle for PF fans! I traveled all over the West Coast of the US, and even a few times in Canada. Saw them over a dozen times. When I was in the Navy I would listen to them before every mission, no matter where we were in the world. They were a comfort to me in very difficult times. Never failed me. I’m still alive by the grace of God, and will be a fan for life.
Saw Floyd a couple of times...best shows ever...🤘. Thank you for enjoying the great music I grew up on...you are awesome 🤩
As great as you are to look at.. I had to close my eyes during the second solo, Dave nails it every time, I have a tear running down my cheek now but only out of one eye.. weird.. nobody touches my soul like Dave.. & I’m 70, love you reactions 👍🏼
That's how Pink Floyd made it to the top. They carved out their own universe of sound and mood. 'Meddle' is an album that would knock your socks off!
The other thing about this long solo is that there are points during the solo where you think he's about to wrap it up, but he doesn't, so there's a good tease going on. It drags you into thinking, "no, it can't be over yet"!
I was fortunate enough to see The Wall tour in Los Angeles back in 1979. I can tell you, that was the best concert I have ever seen. It was truly one for the ages.
You're wonderful! Please watch it again on your own so you can see what you missed when your eyes were closed. The PULSE tour had the most spectacular staging and lightshow in 1994, and still ranks up there with one of the all time greatest stage productions!
Thank you.:)
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That is my favorite version of my favorite song. What could be better than watching the emotional cords play across the face of a beautiful young woman? Its the perfect accompaniment, food for my soul.
I'd pretty much got the studio release of The Wall on a loop in my brain.
So I was just bopping along to this. And then... Just a little pinprick - no more AAAAAAAAAAH and I was blown away. Then that solo. And I think people massively overlook the epic drum breaks thoughout.
In a parallel universe he's still playing and people just see to his physical needs in shifts.
This is an all time epic, and it will still be playing 100 years from now.
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I always been a pink floyd fan, but the first time I came across the Pulse Album I was on LSD. I think I watched the whole concert 3 times that day, and comfortably numb, sorrow, and high hopes a couple times more. I wish I was around for that age of perfected music.
I'm very glad you reacted to this song. This is one of my favourite songs and it's very sad that i will never be able to see it live performed by them, just because I'm 27. Happy you liked it, the ending solo gives me goosebumps everytime
Thank you😊
Now this girl knows good music!! love your reactions to the song.. Killer song.
Saw them twice in London on this tour, best gig I've ever been to ...
WOOW, that's so cool.:)
Yes it was an epic show possibly the best performance by them. But I have to admit it was not as epic as Nightwish at Wacken 2013 that was sooo good.
I first saw them on a wonderful summer day in 1970 in Hyde Park. Gilmore looked slightly different then ....as we all did.
@@bleaksnatcher saw Floyd twice the Wall 1979 and 1980 tours london , but I’d swap one of them with you for Nightwish and Floor Wacken 2013 !
@@antonylacroix6475 Wacken was so epic the atmosphere was unbelievable..... so exciting everyone was hyper in the crowd and the sound and visuals were amazing.
One tip about Pink Floyd is that when you hear a change in the music and want to close your eyes, don't look away. That's when you get the big lighting effects.
Great reaction. I can listen to this multiple times a day. Never can get enough. The ball in the middle was a mirrored ball like those seen in clubs in the 70s. It reflected and scattered the light in the entire arena. High Hopes please. Stay safe. Much love from Texas.
Thank you so much😊
Thanks loved hanging with ya I know right Pink Floyd great song great band thanks again that was a home run ❤
Love your reviews, keep making more videos
Dave Gilmour 1 of the most underated guitarists of all time, he's up there with Jimi, Eric, Jimmy, Pete, Eddie and not forgetting all the blues guitarists that they emulated
Don’t forget Sir Alex Lifson
Under rated??? What planet have you been on for the last 50 years?!!
If you want a trip down guitar history lane, look up Sister Rosetta Tharpe.
If Gilmour is underrated then I'm a lemon:)
Don’t forget Alexlifson
The Beatles took music to new heights. Floyd kicked it into the stratosphere.
David Gilmour's guitar doesn't speak, it emotes. It exudes pure emotion that you feel in the deepest depths of your soul.
Yes. It spiritualizes.
That in the middle was (and might still be) the world record largest disco ball....Pink Floyd has held a few records and several "Firsts" in music history....
Love your reaction and passion for the music. You have a new subscriber. Cheers from the UK.
Watch the closing song Run Like Hell EPIC.
I will try to do my best. Thank you for your suggestion.😊
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic - Yep, definitely do 'Run Like Hell' from the same Pulse concert. It's incredible! :)
I was there in chantilly near Paris on july 1994 to see this concert never forget !!!
I'm fortunate enough to have seen them twice. There's NOTHING like a stadium concert and being there. Pink Floyd is TOP NOTCH,,,👍👍👍😎
Nth hand information here, so take it for whatever it's worth. The giant circle of lights above the stage is an eye. The disco ball is "it." "It" opens up and "disappears," just before the eye turns upright to "look.". All that to illustrate one line of lyrics from one song. "I turned to look, but it was gone."
Normally the mirror ball is above the screen on the stage. And it opens like a flower. Here it was suspended. I was seated just to the left of the mixing desk; so immediately under the ball There was a black curtain covering the ball from the majority of the audience so it wasnt until it was lit up that they knew it was there. Working in London Ive been lucky to see everyone from the Stones, Who, Floyd, Queen, right through to White Stripes and Oasis. During the period Momentary Lapse of Reason to Division Bell was lucky enough to see them at London Docklands twice, Wembley Stadium, and Earls Court six times. This is the best concert Ive ever attended.
Thank you so much for explaining. Appreciate it😊
Your expression at the blooming stage of the disco ball was epic! That ball in my humble interpretation represents the light shooting out from the music. Bright crisp and beautiful. The blooming stage of the ball represents comprehension absorption. Then the extension as the solo wraps up is like a spaceship of ascension. "You like this? Come up for take off! Lets GO!" All my life. Every car stereo. Every headphones. Every cell phone. I have heard this song played. For this fan. Never gets old. First heard on the Wall on cassette I thought it was SICK! It blew my mind. Then saw it on Delicate Sound of Thunder vhs concert film, then waited for the Pulse tour by which time I was in the navy out at sea while they toured near my home station. But then this...Pulse came out. Mind. Blown. All. Over. Again. Thank you Floyd for the music and many, MANY, memories!
Thank you.:)
These videos are loads of fun. I especially love it that you FINALLY enjoyed a guitar solo! Best regards!
Yeah, I loved it. :) Thank you so much.:)
I was at the 2nd British Rock Festival in 1972, It was held on an island in the middle of the Rhine River in Germersheim, Germany. 3 Days. Pink Floyd, Atomic Rooster, Buddy Miles, Country Joe, Doors, Faces, Rory Gallagher, Humble Pie, Kinks, New Riders, Savoy Brown, Uriah Heep, Wishbone Ash - That's all I can remember but there were many more.
I am a old , but still love great music like this . Keep going ,👍
Thank you.:) I will.:)
Unbelievable performance !! and looking at a beautiful young woman made it for me xxx
The thing in the middle over the crowd started as a massive mirrored disco ball, slammed with pin spots to throw all of those wonderful facets of light around the whole arena. Then it kind of blooms into a flower of some sort. Just another part of an incredible show on the scale needed to support this caliber of music.
The flower was an orchid,which in The Wall film symbolises rebirth.
What was inside the mirrored ball? I'm guessing it was a lighthouse beacon guiding "the distant ship on the horizon"...
“There is no pain , you are receding”
I got into a big fight at school over that line.
The other party insisted it was “there is no pain you are receiving “.
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This song don't need any words.
Listen to and just enjoying the music👏🕯️
Exactly!☺️
I'm in my 50s now, and have been to many many concerts, but this show at Earls Court will forever be the greatest I've been to 👌❤️