Pink Floyd Pulse- High Hopes Reaction!!
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The pain, sadness and melancholy in this song is almost unbearable... yet it is just so very beautiful and pure magic. Indescribable!
Pink Floyd is a experience that everyone should have, at least once.
I was on their concert in Udine, Italy in 1994. Unforgettable!
I saw them in Kansas City in 94 also
Agreed was lucky enough to see the Dark side concert in 1974 .
Once you experienced Floyd live it shaped all you future view of popular music .
For me it was never just a song from floyd it was a statement .
I'm 66 now and never get tired of their music.
Thanks guy's
Master of all guitars
World would be a better place i think...KEEP ON EXPLORING ALL GENRES!!
When its all said and done Pink Floyd will be reminded as the Mozart or Beethoven/Bach of our generation. Absolute masterpiece of outofworldly musicians.
i feel so sorry for the youth today what music they have to listen nowadays... we had so many good groups in our youth and they have to listen gaga, bieber, grande, swift and co... only the technic today let them sound not like an old dog...
@@seelenwinter6662 Well they still listen and watch this so there is still hope for them.
@@seelenwinter6662 Don't worry too much. There are plenty of younglings I have shown the path. :)
@@seelenwinter6662 I won't argue with that. But Gaga is actually a fantastic talented musician . If she had been around in the 70's she'd probably been in a band and I guess we would have some more great music to enjoy.. I'm not comparing her with Floyd. That would be a blasfemy. I'm 58 now and I haven't seen/heard anything like Pink Floyd yet.
yes also ennio morricone stuff . its an experience also with pink floyd.
Being American, you probably do not realise the significance of the 'Division Bell'. In the UK Parliament, once a debate is finished and a vote is to be taken, they ring a bell that sounds throughout the building. It is a signal that every MP has to make their way to the Division Lobbies to register their vote on the matter in hand. When they hear the Division Bell they have to make up their minds which way to vote, and after that there is no going back. It is used as a metaphor in this song for those moments in your life when you decide to go one way rather than another.
David Gilmour might not be the flashiest guitar player but for pure emotion he has the others beat by a country mile. 🎸
"Steps taken forwards but sleep walking back again" what a line.
I love that it's specifically echoed when sung.. It's the small nuanced things that make Floyd so amazing
Dragged by the force of some inner tide
I was rolling down and Gilmour spoke your commentary right has, magic
"Leaving the myriad small creatures trying to tie us to the ground
To a life consumed by slow decay"
taken*
This was their "goodbye" song - the last song on their last studio album. One of their very best and still gets me every time....
PF has always had a way of stirring me up deep inside somehow, but this one brings a tear to my eyes. Every time.
Nobody has done justice to this song like you two have. This is absolutely the best version of this song to react to. Both of you showed true, real emotion, which comes from knowing what the underlying message of this song is. Thank you.
Yes, this song is about saying goodbye to innocence and your childhood. It most definately gets you in the feels. One of their best IMO!
So clear neither of the viewers saw the change in tone coming. Re-watched this video and both viewers were completely taken aback by the dark shift. Don't let the soothing voice fool you, Pink Floyd made art, not entertainment. The fact that they did it so with such beautiful, memorable music is testament to their genius.
The pulse live performances are unlike any other I’ve ever seen
Ya, the atmosphere is intense and it sucks you in.
Fully agree Data you had to be there to whiteness it how good were they!👍
Saw that tour at RFK Stadium in D.C. in 1994 and still the best show I've ever been to.
In my opinion, the best live performance ever
Saw that show in México City 1994. Is like a Great OVNI with prog rock in your ears...by 3 days jajaja
When my dad passed we had this song play in church s his coffin left.... Vicar told at first he wasn't happy with the "Hard Rock"Music in church, afterwards he told me and my brother that he was surprised how beautyfull this song was and how it fitted our das's farewell..
Still special memories with this song...........
I feel you ❤️ We played “Wish you were here” at my Dad’s funeral and it touched everyone deeply.
This music is also the song that I want on my funeral, since the 1st time I listen this amazing, mesmerizing song...
So a Pink Floyd song causes you to think about life. Surprise, surprise.
Congrats, u got 24 likes my friend.❤️
The tears in sori's eyes during that song are how I feel every time I hear Floyd... Like the force of some inner tide
Always brings me to tears. Other bands may make music, but Pink Floyd did something more.
Bless you siri for having a little tear there.
My favorite Pink Floyd song of all time.
You guys nailed this one.
Sori’s reaction was the same as mine almost every time I hear this song.
I usually end up in tears.
It was greener, sweeter, tastier, warmer, so much more wonder.
Youth was all so fleeting.....and then it’s gone.
Vin, you nailed the meaning and the grove, but I’m like your wife, I get lost in the emotion of the masterpiece.
Thanks guys.
Vin you
People who love the floyd are one big happy family, we have great music in common, make freinds that way. 👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Vin and Sori,
25 years from now, you will be watching some type of futuristic worldwide media format. The future version of UA-cam (probably with a very different name). Some young couple will be listening to Pink Floyd - "High Hopes" for the first time. A wave of nostalgia will wash over you as you think back to your first time hearing the song. You will smile at the memory. That is what I just experienced with your reaction.
This song should be in the hall of fame as Pink Floyd's most brilliant masterpiece ✨️ Absolutely incredible work of art 🎨 👏 ❤️
What’s has to be said. That this live version is insanely close to the studio. Pink Floyd are one of the best live bands for recreating the feel they intended
They are the best live band
Nobody does meloncholy like David Gilmour. His voice was the perfect expression of Floyd's often dark sometimes sorrowful material. The last line of the song of this their last vocal studio album is "the endless river" which would become the title of their very last album, a collection of sorts of previously unreleased instrumental studio material. Btw, Floyd was around since the 60s.
Can't believe you thought High Hopes was a cover of some old Hollywood musical number. Geez!! LOL
I've told people his music can often be described as Majestic Melancholy.
@@MrTMB23 good description.
there are few singers that can match his style, but most of them are in doom/funeral metal and still, Gilmour is Unique. he doesnt hold title of "guitarist extraordinare" just cause if his name or band he played in...
It was so amazing to be four rows from the stage, at this very performance, more than 25 years ago! It was a complete sensory overload.
I envy you so.
Doug Grant I had VIP seating at this concert, too - about 5 rows back. A date with then future husband. (The concert is a much better memory, LOL)
I envy you too!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Lucky sob 😃👍
Wow I wishhhhh..... Would have given one of my nuts and maybe both lol
You all did an amazing reaction to this!!! I had the fortune of seeing Pink Floyd on this Pulse tour in 1994 at The Alamodome in San Antonio. There were 47,000 fans, and I had 18th row seats on the floor. An experience of a lifetime!! Again, you all did a great reaction!!!
Division Bell is their last true album. Endless River was a tribute to Richard Wright, they took stuff they cut from the Division Bell and put together an album with a lot of Richard’s work on The Division Bell
High Hopes being the last song was the perfect way to go out on.
Exactly what I was going to write.
Sam Perkins wow, I thought it was the lead song, just from the way Gilmour started off the song.
@@neilforehand1121 No, Division Bell starts with a weird instrumental called "Cluster One."
That was a strange album, but god does it set a mood.
Pink Floyd - Sorrow from PULSE would be a great choice too!
THIS!
I was about to sugest "sorrow". It is my favorite
Yes! More specifically the 2019 remastered version.
@@Ale0504 hopefully they get around to sorrow, great on pulse.
especially during my high school period Sorrow was my anthem
I would definitely watch you watch all of PULSE on a stream.
Might be blocked, but certainly different tracks.
I love her reaction. Seconds into it she. Got goose bumps then seconds after that the emotional response was evident. Pure and genuine .. go girl.
One of my all-time favorite songs. So beautiful, emotional, sad, and inspiring all at the same time. Cheers.
The Division Bell was their second album without Roger Waters. At the time, Gilmour, Wright and Mason did a bunch of jam sessions to create material for a new album. They originally thought of doing the Division Bell material as disk 1 of a double album and then having an instrumental disk 2. What was going to be the instrumental disk 2 material was shelved and they released the Division Bell, which ended with High Hopes.
Twenty years later, after Rick Wright had passed away, Gilmour decided to release The Endless River, the final Floyd album. This would consist of the best material from those jam sessions that would have been disk 2. He added one new song at the end to cap it off. This last song is the only piece of music with lyrics on the album.
The title Division Bell came from the author Douglas Adams, after he had heard the unreleased album. He was at a charity event with Gilmour and suggested it as a title to Gilmour. Gilmour liked it and the phrase 'Division Bell' was already referenced in High Hopes, so it made sense. The Division Bell is a what is used to call the parliament in England to a vote. Upon the ringing, the people line up on opposite sides to demonstrate their opposition or support of legislation etc. In this album, it becomes the symbol of people being divided by various aspects of life and ideology.
As good as this version of High Hopes is, I feel that Gilmour's version from his Live at Pompeii concert is the saddest and best version. He is performing it at age 70 and you can truly see the depth of emotion as the theme of the song has only grown more emotionally intense over the past 20+ year. I know you don't want to repeat content for reactions, but you should make an exception in this case. That version is the most emotional performance of a Floyd song I've ever seen. Especially the outro solo.
Check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/-xveqYrKJTE/v-deo.html
@Brian Seeley I totally agree with you in regards as to Pompeii live version and the outro. Even his voice sounds older, which goes perfect with the meaning of us looking back into the past at our younger days.. That outro cuts through your soul..thanks for bringing this up. To me the most beautiful PF song of their whole repertoire. Comfortably Numb a close 2nd.
See how childhood memories come flooding back when you listen to this song. The music of Floyd always seems to draw you in and evoke different feelings, depending on the subject. I've never experienced the same level of emotion from any other group.
Finbar Golden Maybe stupid but Nighwish with Floor Jansen have same effect on me ❤️
@@ninodjuras Certainly, Floor takes the cake for emotive delivery and effect but anything that Mr Gilmour has anything to do with is a very close second
@@ninodjuras will definitely give it a listen, greetings from Ireland.
@@conclaveluminis yes he has great time for regular folks, he came across a guy playing music on glasses using vibration. He invited him on stage to play with the group!! What a life changing event for that young man!! But just the way David is. I love that man!!
Finbar Golden Please try “ The Poet and the Pendulum” live at Wembley, read about song and dive into emotional adventure ❤️
The genius of David Gilmour!!!!!!
Pink Floyd - On the Turning Away - from the "Momentary Lapse of Reason" album
2deth3 yes that is a awesome song
One Slip is also very good
@@martinmell7001 ❤
The 2019 remastered live version from Delicate Sound Of Thunder blows the studio version out of the water. The guitar solo alone is 5 minutes long.
tru7e
So rare that live band appearances are superior to the studio version. This song transports me back to my mindset at that time ,so emotional.
This was the last time Pink Floyd toured as a band, this was recorded in 1994 at Earls Court London I was lucky enough to be there, 26 years and many concerts later its still the most amazing musical experience I've ever had.
And me Dave what a night to remember just outstanding.
Stay safe
I guess that 26 years later this will still be the most amazing musical experience you've ever had
It’s an experience I can’t imagine ever being topped. Run Like Hell was an epic way to end the show, a light show that’ll never be surpassed. Epic night.
And me David,, I truly wish to turn back time to be there again ✌️
Another one of the audience to this experience here, I keep watching all these reactions to Pink Floyd on here and can't believe that these people have never seen this stuff previously.
You gotta react to Pink Floyd - Dogs. It's a crazy sonic journey with very hard hitting lyrics.
Gustav Häggendal have you seen the dogs song synced with the animal farm cartoon? It’s a must.
You gotta, get into.dogs gradually, cause it's kind of epic.
Absolutely. It is a timeless song.
I mean the lyrics are cool but i dont get how they are hard hitting in any way? i cant relate to them at all. Also i like Dogs but i could do without 5 minutes of dogs barking.
@@DonHaka yeah have to agree with sori, them pig noises where getting annoying went on far to long,bot one of my fav floyd albums, I know it's all a out anti establishment blahs all waters . but I prefer medley,dark.side etc hust my opinion.
I'm 62. I love High Hopes so much. I grew up listening to Pink Floyd, their stories will live for ever. Because they are beautifully written and performed stories with sublime music included.
The Endless River are songs written during the Division Bell Sessions.The Endless River highlighted Richard Wrights Keyboards; another must own Floyd Album.🤙
VinAndSori This really needs to be followed up with Coming Back to Life from the same concert. Perhaps two of the most influential songs I have ever heard.
They done coming back to life few weeks ago
This is my favorite post-Roger Waters Pink Floyd song :)
Nightwish did a really great live cover of High Hopes on their 'End Of An Era' dvd :)
sopwithsnoopy I promise i’m not having a go at you or your opinions. But when Nightwish did a cover of High Hopes. I listened to it. I thought it must not be able to be done in the Metal Genre or Nightwish Just totally Butchered it. Or it may have been both of those things.
@@shspurs1342 Fair enough. I really liked it though, thought they did a good job.
@@shspurs1342 ..Totally butchered it ?. Not hardly...
Yeah, cover versions why, what for when the original is right there!!!!.
I prefer the Nightwish version over this
Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii ECHOES from the 70's. The band at its best! Please react to that.
Stef N Toes agree
David making that steel guitar sing...so damn beautiful! Man...that is how it is done...masters of their craft!
David Gilmour...what a voice.
And that guitar!
Nightwish cover of this song it's amazing to.
I always compare the size of the Gilmour neck with the one of Mike Patton! Must something to do? Who knows 🤷🏻♂️
@@avilesfelipe hahahahaha.
I am now 74 and this song has even more meaning now.
I Was there EARLS COURT 1994 amazing night to remember top top band.how can you better this band for there music and live shows second to none.
R.I.P RICK WRIGHT
High hopes...young people listening to our good and old Pink Floyd...👍🙂👍
First of all, respect for not stopping the song at all. Letting it play and enjoying it. Keep doing that.
Second, if you dont get chills when listening to this then you are not right in the head. Could see your respect and awe for it.
Anyone who lives on this planet should not miss the opportunity to listen to pink Floyd, no matter where you live and what language you speak
Listen to the lyrics version of “Dogs” off the Animals record. Masterpiece
@vin will revel in the dogs lyrics
I think they could do the whole Animals album. I think it's their most perfect album, and some seriously scathing lyrics to get into.
@@stopbunsen Definitely their most tightly constructed and best overall album, in my book. (With Dark Side of the Moon coming in second. Although, Shine on You Crazy Diamond pts. 1 and 2 would be my favorite PF songs of all time; funny how they're on an otherwise slightly overrated album, or so I've always thought.)
Here is the link for the lyrics version
ua-cam.com/video/6UKsDe5_YYc/v-deo.html
@@jameshitt3263 Wow, I agree with everything you just said! Though I tie Shine On with C. Numb as my favourites. Too hard to choose.
People who got to witness pink floyd live are so lucky. Another emotional one like this that's off their album momentary lapse of reason is on the turning away.
This is now my favorite Pink Floyd tune. Magic song.
Well, you should do a full PULSE straight session! You will never find a better live show, ever
How many people can go from classical guitar to steel pedal guitar. David Gilmour is the man.
He's one of the all time greats.
"How many people can go from classical guitar to steel pedal guitar."
I do believe you meant that as a question.
How many people can go from classical guitar to steel pedal guitar?*
@@OriginalPuro No, I meant it as an example of versatility. It was rhetorical.
Watching your comments after the video really hit me hard when you mentioned being 35 and looking back to when your 13, then being 60 looking back to 35 really brought the reality that I'm almost 60 and I probably spend way to much time looking back, specially since for me my life was better back then compared to now but didn't realize it at the time.
Our fathers and grandfathers used to look back to their childhood and remember how hard they had it. You know... "When I was your age we didn't have Christmas tree stands, we had to take turns holding the tree up!" (name that reference). Now we look back to our childhood and we remember how good we had it. When our parents were growing up, life was getting better and better. And while we were growing up life was getting worse and worse. The past is something we all should learn from. If we don't how can we ever change the future?
With the new Pulse remasters, you have to do Keep Talking, One of These Days. Hell, do them all.
Savor this journey, a band such as this IS NOT “once in a lifetime...” Pink Floyd is “only once ever.”
I was fortunate to have been at that concert in 1994. Seriously, that was not a concert....it was an ethereal experience which I will never forget.
It’s a powerful song… Pink Floyd does that to your soul
A work mate of mine introduced me to Floyd
Knew him for 40 years when he died left his picture by the stage of a Floyd concert.
Cheers Graham RIP👍
Every time I here that song, my soul leaves my body, a since of a chill grabs me. Pink Floyd so underrated!
Underrated? Widely considered one of the best and most influential bands of all time, but sure, underrated.
This song relates to many of us.........Broken dreams and lost loves.....things that have slipped through our fingers, and the cold realization, that we can never go back.
Her reaction when the chorus comes in the first time. So emotional ❤️
One of the most emotional guitar solos I’ve ever heard. Gilmour knows how to poor his soul into it. Thank you peace ✌️
Pink Floyd - Dogs. Another incredible journey from their album Animals.
but studio version pls
That whole album is 🔥
@@lauriepoo928 Absolutely!!!! When we talk about Pink Floyd, the ideal is to listen the entire album.
@@rubemblanco8904 Yes! And then you end up listening to it over and over
When Mr gilmour sits at the lap steel it takes you to a place that you think nothing can take you, it's like a magic spell has been cast over you. For me 1 of the top 3 songs from these unbelievable magicians
No one does beautiful sadness like Richard Wright and David Gilmour.
There will never be another Pink Floyd.
I couldn't agree more. The greatest rock band ever!
Oh my, it's so good to watch the reactions as folks feel the same buzz we felt back in the day.
As weird as it sounds, it brings tears to my eyes.
Loved the reaction guys.
Love from New Zealand.
This song hit me so hard when I first heard it. I was getting tearful with my parents because I was moving away for university, and had just got back from a beach holiday with my group of friends; there was this underlying feeling that we may not be together as one group again. I was already a Pink Floyd fan but hadn't checked their latter day stuff out. My Dad said 'You should really hear this song' and I just burst into tears. This still hits the spot every time.
always a tear droping with this song. The perfect and (Saudade) lyrics ever. And this concert is a Masterclass for the ages and ages comming
Melancholy. Not necessarily a bad emotion, but powerful.
One Of These Days from Pulse. Contrast it to High Hopes to see how insanely good this concert was.
Run Like Hell, they pull out all the stops with the light show. Those rows of lights at the front of the stage are the brightest I've ever seen.
Gilmour and then girlfriend (now wife) Polly knew the Division Bell album was done when they created this masterpiece, if you listen to the words against that awesome melody, it is truly awesome with some sadness.
I was lucky enough to see them in concert twice. Yes it was awesome, no I will never forget.
One of my favorite songs of all time
A division bell is a bell rung in or around a parliament to signal a division (a vote) to members of the relevant chamber so that they may take part.
They may also be used to signal the start or end of parliamentary proceedings, and often produce different sounds or coloured lights to identify the chamber affected.
The bells are used in the immediate neighbourhood of the Palace of Westminster (which houses Parliament) to signal that a division is occurring and that members of the House of Commons or of the House of Lords have eight minutes to get to their chosen division lobby to vote for or against the resolution. The call for a division is also displayed on annunciator screens throughout the Palace of Westminster.
The division bells are also sounded at the start of a daily sitting, at the end of the two-minute prayers that start each day, and when the house rises.
Division bells have been used in this way in the United Kingdom for over 150 years.
Thank You!
There's a pub near Parliament, a little way up Whitehall, that is wired up to broadcast the sound of the division bell, so any MP's having a drink can get back in time to vote.
This song is everyone's journey in life....... So lucky to grow up with these guys.. But the feelings of this song.... God the mortality of us all...
Pure emotion. Can bring you to tears it's so Beautiful. Once you start, you may never stop. Siri explained the exact details of my childhood..all day!!
so glad you are into this and really taking it in for the true meanings
Great reaction. It’s such an emotional song, beautifully composed with so many layers that really tug at the heartstrings. David Gilmour performs a version of this at his Royal Albert Hall concert with an extended acoustic guitar solo at the end which is utterly beautiful and always makes me tear up. It’s on YT and it’s well worth checking out.
Plase
King Crimson - in the court of the crimson king
Nah. Fallen Angel
Lmao they'll get sued!
Starless
When you are 60 this song becomes more valuable, as now you have your lifetime to remember. The funny thing is that you will still cherish those times when you were 5 or 6 and the summer memories will always be with you to be recovered and bring the same warmth back to you. I am about to turn 61.... I had the luxury to be there during the 1960s and onward. Magic always stays with you. I got to watch my kids grow and live with them through their summers. I am now surrounded by young families and get to relive these times over again and again with each new generation. You never forget! It is wonderful. When the neighbor’s kids offer you a frozen ice in the plastic sleeve... you are right there again. That little kid you once were never leaves your mind.... you just need to be open to the experience again and part of you will be.5 years old.
Your reactions to this and Comfortably Numb, also at Pulse, are two of my favourite ever reactions. Good going guys
Great reaction to an even GREATER tune! The introspection and emotion put into this song is tangible! This was one of my mom's most favourite PF songs, and since her passing, April 2018, every time I hear this song, I think of her, and the tears flow (especially when Dave Gilmour hits the lap steel guitar - the notes he plays just go straight to the heart!) RIP mom - remembering all the beautiful times we had! Peace!
Hi again guys!!!!
My dad listens to these :)
You rock!!!!!!
Oh you guys just NAILED the meaning of this!!!!! Loved hearing about your childhoods. It’s 100% what this is about (although with band members) but what a fantastic reaction!❤️
Great reaction...good to see your raw emotion.
Love you guys. Need to check out SORROW from the Pulse concert. Wow.
Pink Floyd is truly amazing and one of my favorite bands. But this was a masterpiece! Unbelievable!
Man, this song just takes your heart and squeezes the hell out of it. I freaking adore it.
I've seen this video a million times and was even their at the pulse concert but watching you's watch it and your reaction, well wow you made me cry 🤘 Awesome
Fantastic song and I was lucky to be there to witness one of the Pulse Shows in London. One of the best bands ever.
It was an amazing show and probably the best concert ever I've been to.
The Division Bell is what is rung in Parliament before a vote, just another comment from a great band of how things change in life.
And i was there in 94 to see this amazing concert :)
I saw them on the Pulse tour July 15th 1994 at the Silverdome in Detroit. Best concert I have ever seen and I have seen quite a few.
Amazing reactions ! Sori getting emotional ….so true ! That chorus is beyond imagination. Its fun to listen it with you
There is just one problem with pink floyd , when you start listening to them so cant listen to other stuffs. You just cant.
You cant compare them with anyone.
I feel yo man
VAS: I don't think I've ever heard a song that was better / more special / more emotional than this one - and from the looks on your faces, you probably agree. Floyd forever! And, as amazing as this live version is, the perfect sonic qualities of the studio version merit a listen as well :-)
Thanks for sharing part of your memories,..!
High hopes. What a track! One of the most heart-felt reactions on UA-cam. Bless you Vin and Sori for your comments. Thanks.