You've just witnessed reputedly the world record number of lights used for a single live song. Welcome to the huge army of Pink Floyd fans. Followed them since they started in 65.saw them first in 69 and they have been a huge part of my life ever since. And they are timeless. My children and grandchildren all dig PF. I'm 75 and still get goosebumps, and yes I was there in that audience and feel so privileged to have witnessed it along with more than 5 million others on that tour. The best band. No doubt. BTW Gary Wallis on second drums and percussion, Jon Carin on second keyboards don't forget Tim Renwick who put his guitars into that mix. You don't get those layers of sound without a mini orchestra with you. Don't forget to check out the girls on Great Gig in the Sky. Great reaction
1994, Tampa, Fl. 3rd row, front and center. The fireballs blasted out from Dogs of War song, almost burnt our eyebrows! LOL. saw them in Orlando, Fl in 1988. Best show ever ❤….A different time. At 53 now, I’m fortunate to have seen live concerts back in the day. Pink Floyd always the best live ever. Eye candy, love to the ears ❤
Right near the end of the song bass player guy Pratt running in place always cracks me up!! Talk about having a great time as a musician I think it comes out through Mr Pratt!!
Greetings from Canada. To replicate what they've done in studio, live they have to add a guitarist (here, Tim Renwick of Quiver), keys (Jon Carin) and percussion (Gary Wallis) to the core of Gilmour, Mason, Wright and Guy Pratt. Peace, love and bellbottoms.
Loving your journey down the rabbit hole! If you want to stick with the PULSE show, and get a nice little surprise from David's guitar, try Keep Talking (the 2019 remastered re-edited version). It's one of my favorites from this show.
Pulse is outstanding but if you want to see the main band line-up playing live in an ancient Roman Amphitheatre with No Audience, No Lights, No Pyrotechnics just Gods playing to the Gods Pink Floyd "Echoes (Part 1)" live at Pompeii 1972
Hi Dave. Nice reaction. Please don't comment during playing, it interrupts the music and don't pause solos! Last year was the 50th Anniversary of Dark Side of the Moon. PF published, on here, a remix of it (as an album) and also one of the first live performances of it in its entirity - both are worth seeking out and saved me breaking my anniversary boxed set. You've got the bug now, which is great. Brit Floyd, as others have said, do a great job. I've seen them a few times.
Nel THE DIVISION BELL TOUR portato in giro nel mondo da marzo a ottobre 1994 e culminato nelle 2 settimane finali all'EARLS COURT di Londra, dal quale è tratto quello che diventerà il Live PULSE i membri originali dei Pink Floyd ( David Gilmour 🎤🎸, Richard Wright🎤🎹 e Nick Mason🥁) sono stati affiancati da grandi musicisti di supporto come: Guy Pratt al basso 🎤🎸 Gary Wallis percussioni 🥁 Tim Renwick chitarra 🎸 Ian Carin tastiere 🎤🎹 Dick Parry Sax 🎷 Durga Mc Broom, Sam Brown e Claudia Fontaine coriste 🎙🎙🎙
Dave Gilmour is still touring aged 78. Still got it. Just finished his Luck and Strange tour, still doing Comfortably Numb and bassist Guy Pratt is still with him. Check him out
If you want a song that rocks, and also gives you a good idea what it was like watching the brain-melting light show, try reacting to the PULSE version of "One Of These Days".
Saw Floyd here in Melbourne in '88. I don't think the stage spectacular was QUITE as enormous as it is here, but close, and that show is etched into my brain as one of the greatest live music experiences of my life. Arguably THE greatest. On another note, you must check out a bloke by the name of Devin Townsend. Check him out, react to him, thank me later...
That particular concert is burnt into my brain....... I couldn't go of course, i had to work. But i paid for my wife to go and take a friend and shout her dinner. Found out her friend was a multi millionaire boy friend who had bought her loyalty with cold cash and a promise of living like a queen. lol
Now you know and will never tire of PINK FLOYD you are now a fan till you die and into the great beyond Enjoy And if you ever want to have a Floyd Like experience i recommend seeing Brit Floyd or if you get the Chance David Gilmour is going on tour This year and Starting at Royal Albert Hall ...See him this might be your last chance to see a Guitar God in the flesh and you will not regret the cost it will be life changing ...I know they changed my Life seeing them in the 80s Momentary Lapse tour and 90s Division Bell tour And seen Brit Floyd 4 times here in LONDON Ontario also well worth the price...So you have a chance now to experience a Floyd Like night ...Good Luck hope you go for it ...I know i am going to when he comes to Canada
The music is far too complex for 3 band members and a hired bass player to play......not many can play 2 or 4 different instruments at the same moment in time. lol For Wish You Were Here, the hired guitarist does most of the intro so David can burst in on the highlights ( both on accoustic ), then after some vocals David adds some Spanish and Flamenco guitar then to finnish, David sings the notes he is playing on the guitar.......a concert highlight that they perfected in this concert. Im sure you don't know The Great Gig In The Sky ? TIME and The Great Gig go together as 2 very different parts of one song......The Great Gig is the end of our own personal time, from denial, anger and fear to gentle acceptance. All music lovers are blown away by the Great Gig, and even though the original recording with Clare Torre on vocals is the best version, i recommend you do Time and The Great Gig from Pulse together, as they are meant to be.
There is art. There is music. There is sculpture. There is Pink Floyd.
You've just witnessed reputedly the world record number of lights used for a single live song. Welcome to the huge army of Pink Floyd fans. Followed them since they started in 65.saw them first in 69 and they have been a huge part of my life ever since. And they are timeless. My children and grandchildren all dig PF. I'm 75 and still get goosebumps, and yes I was there in that audience and feel so privileged to have witnessed it along with more than 5 million others on that tour. The best band. No doubt.
BTW Gary Wallis on second drums and percussion, Jon Carin on second keyboards don't forget Tim Renwick who put his guitars into that mix. You don't get those layers of sound without a mini orchestra with you. Don't forget to check out the girls on Great Gig in the Sky.
Great reaction
1994, Tampa, Fl. 3rd row, front and center. The fireballs blasted out from Dogs of War song, almost burnt our eyebrows! LOL. saw them in Orlando, Fl in 1988. Best show ever ❤….A different time. At 53 now, I’m fortunate to have seen live concerts back in the day. Pink Floyd always the best live ever. Eye candy, love to the ears ❤
Right near the end of the song bass player guy Pratt running in place always cracks me up!! Talk about having a great time as a musician I think it comes out through Mr Pratt!!
Nick Mason is the drummer, Gary Wallis is a percussionist that accompanied them on tours.
Greetings from Canada. To replicate what they've done in studio, live they have to add a guitarist (here, Tim Renwick of Quiver), keys (Jon Carin) and percussion (Gary Wallis) to the core of Gilmour, Mason, Wright and Guy Pratt. Peace, love and bellbottoms.
Loving your journey down the rabbit hole! If you want to stick with the PULSE show, and get a nice little surprise from David's guitar, try Keep Talking (the 2019 remastered re-edited version). It's one of my favorites from this show.
Jesus ! He is one of us now. The revelation came to him at 11:45.
Pulse is outstanding but if you want to see the main band line-up playing live in an ancient Roman Amphitheatre with No Audience, No Lights, No Pyrotechnics just Gods playing to the Gods
Pink Floyd "Echoes (Part 1)" live at Pompeii 1972
I was at this concert in ‘94…amazing….29 years previously at the same venue in ‘75 I saw Led Zeppelin..amazing
Hi Dave. Nice reaction. Please don't comment during playing, it interrupts the music and don't pause solos! Last year was the 50th Anniversary of Dark Side of the Moon. PF published, on here, a remix of it (as an album) and also one of the first live performances of it in its entirity - both are worth seeking out and saved me breaking my anniversary boxed set. You've got the bug now, which is great. Brit Floyd, as others have said, do a great job. I've seen them a few times.
My son introduced me to listen to Pink Floyd and my son has the concert video on PULSE. David Gilmore is the best. I like song RUN LIKE HELL. 😊😊😊😊
Nel THE DIVISION BELL TOUR portato in giro nel mondo da marzo a ottobre 1994 e culminato nelle 2 settimane finali all'EARLS COURT di Londra, dal quale è tratto quello che diventerà il Live PULSE i membri originali dei Pink Floyd ( David Gilmour 🎤🎸, Richard Wright🎤🎹 e Nick Mason🥁) sono stati affiancati da grandi musicisti di supporto come:
Guy Pratt al basso 🎤🎸
Gary Wallis percussioni 🥁
Tim Renwick chitarra 🎸
Ian Carin tastiere 🎤🎹
Dick Parry Sax 🎷
Durga Mc Broom, Sam Brown e Claudia Fontaine coriste 🎙🎙🎙
Dave Gilmour is still touring aged 78. Still got it. Just finished his Luck and Strange tour, still doing Comfortably Numb and bassist Guy Pratt is still with him. Check him out
If you want a song that rocks, and also gives you a good idea what it was like watching the brain-melting light show, try reacting to the PULSE version of "One Of These Days".
Saw Floyd here in Melbourne in '88. I don't think the stage spectacular was QUITE as enormous as it is here, but close, and that show is etched into my brain as one of the greatest live music experiences of my life. Arguably THE greatest. On another note, you must check out a bloke by the name of Devin Townsend. Check him out, react to him, thank me later...
That particular concert is burnt into my brain.......
I couldn't go of course, i had to work.
But i paid for my wife to go and take a friend and shout her dinner.
Found out her friend was a multi millionaire boy friend who had bought her loyalty with cold cash and a promise of living like a queen. lol
When is comes to a monster Song! Pink is tops. The band that can compete and even surpass. The Band Yes. Try, “Starship trooper. Recorded in 1971
Right on. Thanks for sharing.
Such an outstanding performance. From the same Pulse collection, please check out TIME.
Now you know and will never tire of PINK FLOYD you are now a fan till you die and into the great beyond Enjoy And if you ever want to have a Floyd Like experience i recommend seeing Brit Floyd or if you get the Chance David Gilmour is going on tour This year and Starting at Royal Albert Hall ...See him this might be your last chance to see a Guitar God in the flesh and you will not regret the cost it will be life changing ...I know they changed my Life seeing them in the 80s Momentary Lapse tour and 90s Division Bell tour And seen Brit Floyd 4 times here in LONDON Ontario also well worth the price...So you have a chance now to experience a Floyd Like night ...Good Luck hope you go for it ...I know i am going to when he comes to Canada
We were going mental because we knew this was the last song!🏴
The music is far too complex for 3 band members and a hired bass player to play......not many can play 2 or 4 different instruments at the same moment in time. lol
For Wish You Were Here, the hired guitarist does most of the intro so David can burst in on the highlights ( both on accoustic ), then after some vocals David adds some Spanish and Flamenco guitar then to finnish, David sings the notes he is playing on the guitar.......a concert highlight that they perfected in this concert.
Im sure you don't know The Great Gig In The Sky ?
TIME and The Great Gig go together as 2 very different parts of one song......The Great Gig is the end of our own personal time, from denial, anger and fear to gentle acceptance.
All music lovers are blown away by the Great Gig, and even though the original recording with Clare Torre on vocals is the best version, i recommend you do Time and The Great Gig from Pulse together, as they are meant to be.
Você fez novamente , nunca interrompa um solo de guitarra 🎸, AINDA MAIS DE DAVID GILMOUR, FIZ ESSE COMENTÁRIO NO VÍDEO QUE VC FEZ NA MÚSICA " SORROW "