"On the Turning Away" is probably the most beautiful Pink Floyd song. The sequence of notes, vocal or instrumental, act like a secret key which opens he innermost doors to your soul letting all emotions break free. It is a masterpiece.
It's often said of Jimi Hendrix that he could make the guitar talk. David Gilmour can make his guitar sing, cry, wail and scream. Nobody plays guitar with so much emotion and soul as David. He is absolutely unique. Often imitated but never equalled
Jimi could imbue his guitar with the raw emotions of the time... he wasn't a "precise" guitarist by any means, but you can feel the emotion. David is like taking that emotion and focusing it right into your soul. I don't think they can really be compared, but I *do* prefer David's "every note has to mean something" approach.
You are a very beautiful young lady, i have been a Pink Floyd fan for 45 yrs and i play several of there songs on a Yamaha electrical Acoustic 12 string! Many of you are right, there will never be another band like them. Gilmore is an amazing guitarist!
Never apologize for experiencing any kind of emotion while listening to Pink Floyd, your tear involuntarily rolled from your eye as soon as you comprehended the meaning of that phrase. The great mystery of Pink Floyd has always been how each song can mean one thing to one person and completely something else for someone else, it is genuinely a very interpersonal experience. And it can mean something different altogether tomorrow, making their music truly timeless.
Those backing vocalists add so much body to the song. They're barely noticeable until they're shown in the video, then their vocalizing comes through loud-and-clear for the remainder of the song.
This is from my heart. I cannot imagine having lived without having heard PINK FLOYD. 55 continuous years of never ending emotions that always stir all my feelings.
This concert is probably one of the greatest concerts ever performed. It doesn't WOW you with flashy music and fast guitar, but the production quality is immaculate. On top of that the songs they picked was a perfect blend of what Pink Floyd was.
Gilmour isn't flashy, fast, a shredder, hyper-technical, and he doesn't need to be. So much soul and emotion. He makes the guitar sing beautiful songs. This is why he's my guitar hero and influenced my playing heavily. 😁
Im 42. Me & a few mates travelled from Scotland to see him playing acoustic stuff at the Royal festival hall in around 2002 i think. Anywho...he played "Coming Back To Life" & i was sitting on the edge of my seat, tearing up, full of emotion. I was embarrased to turn round to my friend as i thought he would think i was being a dick. Anywho...when it fully kicked in i had lost it & hard to turn round...turns out...the whole row was crying...as was the row behind that...and behind that and the row infront. Probs the whole place !!!! How powerfull...just from a few notes played sparingly & perfectly executed. I have seen many, many artists & great acts since...that few seconds will stay with me forever. Shine On folks ✌❤
@@kevinnimmo2621 i am 62 and seen pink floyd 4 times live.... i seen the biggest guys cry..all concerts were great and still look pink floyd concerts on yt many times.
Very blessed to see Pink Floyd and David Gilmore in his prime and beyond! He has a very unique way of letting his guitar sing the emotions that he is feeling in each of his songs!
Beautiful reaction, I'm an old man who's been crying to this music for years, it's nice to see I'm not the only one. To really hear David Gilmour's guitar talk you should check out Keep Talking from the Pulse show, and you should definitely check out Sorrow frm Pulse as well. Great job!
Justin your not the only old man heard my first Pink Floyd song 1977 14 yrs old Fan since This song first heard brought tears Everytime it plays the tears flow through the whole song You know David Gilmore and his guitar solo will smooth the emotional waves just long enough too make it too the end... Yes I visit the song quite often to reap the rewards
you're so right. Another old man here been crying to them for years also. Seems every time I listen to a session of songs I'm saying "that damn Gilmour did it to me again" as I reach for the Kleenex box
Apologies are not needed for such a human reaction to beautiful music and sentiments. You have fulfilled the songwriters' and musicians' efforts to make us FEEL and become AWARE. Pink Floyd is such an "immersive" band. EDIT: I'm blown away when the "Sisters" cannot be out-decibel-ed by the rest of the band. The treble frequencies in their voices pierce through the magnificence of the guitars AND the drums.
Being a Pink Floyd fan , specifically David Gilmour, for most of my life ( I'm 50) and seeing your reaction is fantastic. It moves me to see others feel this music is as powerful as I feel it is.
It is ok to tear up. Powerful lyrics dealt out by a powerful band. 2 drummers , 2 keyboardists , 2 guitars 3 backing vocalist's and 1 bass. Pure Pro's. Hope I didn't miss anyone.
Nice reaction Joy-Jean! Pink Floyds music touches a persons soul, and David Gilmour's guitar is a big part of that. And the backup singers are off the charts great! They are a big part of Pink Floyds sound, They give Pink Floyds music a full, rich, thickness. What other Rock band uses backup singers like PF does? It's really incredible.
Great song, beautiful message and amazing solo as usual (you can't go wrong with David on 🎸, he never shreds, every single note is in its right place and sounds wonderful)
The emotional vibe when I walked into see the Vancouver show I'll never forget. Best energy ever. No one thought they'd ever see them but here we were. This song just ripped everyone in such a great way. Best show ever...
@@joeb4142 absolutely the first solo. i love the second too, both album and pulse versions, but the first is by far the most perfect guitar solo ever written
In my late 60’s and never ever get sick of listening to Pink Floyd, grew up with them and will always listen to them. Just a fantastic group, on the turning away is a very powerful and emotional song. Kind regards from Scotland 🏴 Johnny
I love this concert! I have the VHS of it "The Delicate Sound of Thunder". I still regularly play it. Maybe just an excuse to not throw out the VHS player. I have been watching it since it came out in 1989 or 1990. I sometimes play the this VHS and then play the "Pulse" DVD. Makes for a great evening. As they aged they got better &better. David & Rick were so in tune with each other and you see them looking at each other all the time. Love watching your reaction to this song. You don't hold back on your true feelings. 🤟🏻
Get the newly remastered Blu-ray of this concert from 2019. It is so superior in every way that there is really no comparison. Plus the guitar solo in this song is 3 or 4 minutes longer. 😎🎸🎸🎸
@@ToddSauve I am sure it's awesome. I will likely have to get it in the not distant future as the tape is likely to fall apart soon. All that rewinding takes its toll. Thanks for the recommendation. I will look into that option.
@Mark G. Before you get rid of the VHS copy, you gotta try and find a digital copy of the original VHS. The 2019 re-edit is definitely an upgrade but there's something about the original release.i still have my VHS copy as well and downloaded a digital backup from UA-cam. Both versions are amazing. FYI, IMO Comfortay Numb is better in it's original form on both DSOT and the Knebworth concert from 1990. The re-edits of the particular track don't quite do it for me.
I love watching people adore Pink Floyd the way I do. I have been listening to them for 30+ years and still get tears in my eyes when I listen to them and David Gilmores amazing guitar solos. 👍😎❤️
If memory serves correct I saw this tour three times in Germany (2) and at Earls court. Rain completely washed out one of the performances in a stadium in Germany but they still delivered and the crowd loved it. They're brilliant :)
You already said it in earlier reviews of Pink Floyd: it is not only music, it is a complete experience. Sound, lighting, the complete package that hits the soul and makes you part of the music and hits the soul and heart of everybody. Timeless music to listen to tima and time again. And everytime you hear more and gives you shivers. Just let it happen, this is food for the soul and mind!!n
@@jackrasmussen4467 Well, the best available is the 2019 remastering of this 1988 concert in Blu-ray. It is the very best audio and video we will ever have of Pink Floyd in their prime. 💘🎸😎👍
And me, and I'm first and foremost a metal aficionado. I went into this reaction video knowing that the tears would begin to prickle in the corner of my eye. And that I would become comfortably numb. And they did. And I did.
I am so glad you got the message of the song. That along with David's guitar playing makes this a very moving song and I could see how you were effected. Your tears made me want to cry and I have heard this song thousands of times since it came out, to see you emotional warms my heart because of your compassion.
Hello Miss Joy-Jean, hope you are well. I think that the more you delve into the Pink Floyd catalogue, the more you will appreciate the intricacies of their music, and the stories they tell. Their albums usually tell a story, and that's why it is suggested you listen to songs in order. This was originally released in 1987.
@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN If you love a passionate guitarist please do a reaction to Steve Vai - Whispering a Prayer live New York 2016 Much Aroha (love) from the far north of Aotearoa (New Zealand) ❤
La versión de On the turning away de Delicate sound of thunder es perfecta, tanto la canción como el solo. Solo queda aplaudir. Recuerdo que compré este concierto en VHS en 1994 y lo vi 1000 veces. Pero la versión remasterizada lo supera todo. Gracias Gilmour.
Fantastic reaction!! This is my favorite version of this song and one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs. I knew some Pink Floyd songs in the early 80's but still bit too young to fully understand it, It wasn't until 88 when this Delicate Sound Of Thunder album came out that i was hooked for life, on both PF and David. The extended synth intro by Rick is amazing, and they only played it like this on this tour. In the 94 tour it was just a short intro. I'm still amazed that i didn't wore the grooves on my album out on this song, from the sheer amount of times i played this in the late 80's. Everything is perfection, from Rick's intro, to David's solo and singing.... R.I.P Rick, R.I.P. Claudia 😥
I grew up on bands like this, and this band. But seeing your reaction, makes it new for me again, reminds me of being a Teenager again and Seeing and feeling the wonder of the world, at a Floyd concert. Thank you young Lady. Thank you.
This is one of my favourite Pink Floyd pieces (they're all more than just songs) Dave Gilmour's guitar playing is the star, Rick Wright's (RIP) keyboard sets the atmosphere, Nick Mason's drumming is perfect and the three singing angels just bring it to another level. Always expect the unexpected from Pink Floyd, they take your soul. Empress, I love your reaction again, seeing you love this and your big smile brings joy to my heart
Pink Floyd is timeless, it cuts through generations, races, ethnicities, cultures and reaches into the souls of people and transports them to another plane where their music and vibe lives. You don't listen to Pink Floyd, you feel it.
Love that young people like yourself enjoy this and love your emotional response, it shows that your really listening to Pink Floyd. Even in my 60's this brings me to tears.
Pink Floyd music is so powerful , it makes you reflect on things about your life….Wish You Were Here, comfortably numb, shine on crazy diamond….it goes on and on
The mixture of pleasure, yearning and sweet anguish on your face says it all, that reaction comes of PF at its best. David's guitar sings the pure language of his soul, and it pours out and resonates with us, soul to soul, and it is so beautiful. Thank you for posting your reaction to On The Turning Away, it reminds me of why I've loved this band so much for almost 50 years.
Their music is a pure masterpiece and David put his heart and soul into everything he does. Spent many nights as a young man eyes closed soaking up their music.
Has anyone ever noticed that England seems to produce an enormous amount of legendary musicians? It’s not a huge country… not really small either,, but no where near one of the biggest, but for the number of people vs the number of legends, years at the top!
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There will never be another band like Pink Floyd. Never. Ever
I agree
Yes that’s what I say too. The music today is garbage.
@@DietCokeKillar good music is there, it’s just few and far in between.
Agreed 100%
In the absolute greatest are Pink Floyd Rush and Tool
😮The Female backing singers from this particular concert I find truly magnificent!! ... They deserve an applause all for themselves! 👏🤪
"On the Turning Away" is probably the most beautiful Pink Floyd song. The sequence of notes, vocal or instrumental, act like a secret key which opens he innermost doors to your soul letting all emotions break free. It is a masterpiece.
From one Fuzzy to another I agree wholeheartedly.
What a load of crap
@@maxlethe3973 your comment? Yes I agree. 🤣
@@maxlethe3973 It takes one to know one!
David's playing in general just gives you goosebumps every time you hear it
It's often said of Jimi Hendrix that he could make the guitar talk. David Gilmour can make his guitar sing, cry, wail and scream. Nobody plays guitar with so much emotion and soul as David. He is absolutely unique. Often imitated but never equalled
Yeah, I love Hendrix, but the absolute perfection of Gilmour hitting those strings is a true oratory pleasure!
👍YES !!! 🤗
Greatest guitar solo ever. Even better than Stairway to Heaven, and that's saying something.
Jimi could imbue his guitar with the raw emotions of the time... he wasn't a "precise" guitarist by any means, but you can feel the emotion. David is like taking that emotion and focusing it right into your soul. I don't think they can really be compared, but I *do* prefer David's "every note has to mean something" approach.
Don't ever be ashamed of being moved to tears by Pink Floyd's music. It happens to us all. Bless you sister!
i concur.
65 years old and it happens every time.
Its a test... no soul no tears
Exactly this... never ever be ashamed of something moving you to tears, especially Pink Floyd.
This is one of those songs that just speaks to your soul and is damned near universal.
What Floyd song doesn't?
@@Celt01 haha nice one Francis..hehe so true!
Speed dial to the soul hotline.
You are a very beautiful young lady, i have been a Pink Floyd fan for 45 yrs and i play several of there songs on a Yamaha electrical Acoustic 12 string!
Many of you are right, there will never be another band like them. Gilmore is an amazing guitarist!
DAVID GILMOUR and Pink Floyd breathe life into me!!! His playing makes me smile it makes me cry, it gives me chills… he’s the ultimate
"Breathe life into me" couldn't b better said!!
Me too!
Have you watched David Gilmore's live at Pompeii yet?? It's free on here
totally agreed.
oh me too... been listening for around 45 years and still does that to me....
David Gilmour put more feelings in one note than some artists in a full album!
Who told you that
Never apologize for experiencing any kind of emotion while listening to Pink Floyd, your tear involuntarily rolled from your eye as soon as you comprehended the meaning of that phrase. The great mystery of Pink Floyd has always been how each song can mean one thing to one person and completely something else for someone else, it is genuinely a very interpersonal experience. And it can mean something different altogether tomorrow, making their music truly timeless.
Beautiful song, beautiful lady, beautiful reaction
i am 67 i cry!!!!
My tears started at the beginning! This song just rips at my heart! Gilmour makes his guitar cry!
David Gilmour understood the language of music. One of the greatest ever.
Amen to that
It's ok to cry....... One doesn't listen to Pink Floyd, One feels Pink Floyd.
Those backing vocalists add so much body to the song. They're barely noticeable until they're shown in the video, then their vocalizing comes through loud-and-clear for the remainder of the song.
@@artbagley1406 They look pretty good too
If you cry when David plays his guitar, you're my friend.
You should get an award for the most scintillating smile on the internet...
@Flynn55 Thanks for the compliment 😊 You're also the first to comment, yay 💃
I concur 100%
😊😊😊
I agree :*
It's like the sunrise 🌞💖
"Where the speechless unite in a silent accord..." The imagery, poetry, and play on words in just that one line. Amazing.
You and your reaction are as beautiful as the song itself, never be ashamed of your emotions, Pink Floyd will bring them out every time.
This is from my heart. I cannot imagine having lived without having heard PINK FLOYD. 55 continuous years of never ending emotions that always stir all my feelings.
David Gilmour is the only guitarist I’ve heard where I wish he could play any solo forever. I seriously don’t want him to stop once he gets locked in
I love how Dave brought the choral voices to the forefront. He's definitely a rhythm and blues man.
This concert is probably one of the greatest concerts ever performed. It doesn't WOW you with flashy music and fast guitar, but the production quality is immaculate. On top of that the songs they picked was a perfect blend of what Pink Floyd was.
Gilmour isn't flashy, fast, a shredder, hyper-technical, and he doesn't need to be. So much soul and emotion. He makes the guitar sing beautiful songs. This is why he's my guitar hero and influenced my playing heavily. 😁
So true… he becomes one with the instrument and communicates and connects with his audience.
Agreed. He draws more emotion out of a single note than other guitarists can with a hundred.
Probably one of the most tasteful guitar players that ever took the stage... All the right notes with all the right feel.
His talent speaks for itself.
Dude he is so technical he is a master!! No debate, the goat!GOAT!! Respects to ya!!
when David Gimour plays guitar and he want you to cry, you will cry. he is simply the best in a great way. love your reactions Joy
Im 42. Me & a few mates travelled from Scotland to see him playing acoustic stuff at the Royal festival hall in around 2002 i think. Anywho...he played "Coming Back To Life" & i was sitting on the edge of my seat, tearing up, full of emotion. I was embarrased to turn round to my friend as i thought he would think i was being a dick. Anywho...when it fully kicked in i had lost it & hard to turn round...turns out...the whole row was crying...as was the row behind that...and behind that and the row infront. Probs the whole place !!!! How powerfull...just from a few notes played sparingly & perfectly executed. I have seen many, many artists & great acts since...that few seconds will stay with me forever. Shine On folks ✌❤
@@kevinnimmo2621 i am 62 and seen pink floyd 4 times live.... i seen the biggest guys cry..all concerts were great and still look pink floyd concerts on yt many times.
This is one of 3 songs I have written into my will, to be played at my funeral, 👍❤️
I'm writing this song in too my will
Very blessed to see Pink Floyd and David Gilmore in his prime and beyond! He has a very unique way of letting his guitar sing the emotions that he is feeling in each of his songs!
You don’t listen to music - you FEEL music.
An amazing gift that moves the soul and makes one want to hug and comfort you
Beautiful reaction, I'm an old man who's been crying to this music for years, it's nice to see I'm not the only one. To really hear David Gilmour's guitar talk you should check out Keep Talking from the Pulse show, and you should definitely check out Sorrow frm Pulse as well. Great job!
Justin your not the only old man
heard my first Pink Floyd song 1977
14 yrs old
Fan since
This song first heard brought tears
Everytime it plays the tears flow through the whole song
You know David Gilmore and his guitar solo will smooth the emotional waves just long enough too make it too the end...
Yes I visit the song quite often to reap the rewards
You're not the only one.
you're so right. Another old man here been crying to them for years also. Seems every time I listen to a session of songs I'm saying "that damn Gilmour did it to me again" as I reach for the Kleenex box
Fellow old man justin here nobody can convey emotion with a guitar like gilmour
Me Too !! 64 years and still loving it.
The emotion we feel when we listen to this is that was are ALL in this together. Help out or check out. It's your choice.
Sweetheart, if you’re not crying, you’re not hearing it! This is one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs. ✌🏻❤️
If this song doesn't bring out your emotions, check yourself for a pulse ...
your blue Top MERGES perfectly into the video when David is playing his guitar 🎸 solo. have you noticed. synchronicity.
Just a world that we all must share
It's not enough just to stand and stare - such important Lyrics on todays world. 🙏
I don't know this girl, but she is gorgeous, and loves Pink Floyd, in my book, that's a win ,win !!
How lucky are we to have witnessed this iconic band cherish every moment♥️
Apologies are not needed for such a human reaction to beautiful music and sentiments. You have fulfilled the songwriters' and musicians' efforts to make us FEEL and become AWARE. Pink Floyd is such an "immersive" band. EDIT: I'm blown away when the "Sisters" cannot be out-decibel-ed by the rest of the band. The treble frequencies in their voices pierce through the magnificence of the guitars AND the drums.
Es un inmenso placer como otras generaciones se EMOCIONAN con Pink floyd. DISFRUTENLO
Being a Pink Floyd fan , specifically David Gilmour, for most of my life ( I'm 50) and seeing your reaction is fantastic. It moves me to see others feel this music is as powerful as I feel it is.
It is ok to tear up. Powerful lyrics dealt out by a powerful band. 2 drummers , 2 keyboardists , 2 guitars 3 backing vocalist's and 1 bass. Pure Pro's. Hope I didn't miss anyone.
This song is sooo beautiful emotional. You were lovely and touching Empress. 😊🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Nice reaction Joy-Jean! Pink Floyds music touches a persons soul, and David Gilmour's guitar is a big part of that. And the backup singers are off the charts great! They are a big part of Pink Floyds sound, They give Pink Floyds music a full, rich, thickness. What other Rock band uses backup singers like PF does? It's really incredible.
Soul music at its finest. you know a good band when even the guitar is part of the band singing.
It gives me great pleasure to see young folk discovering the music of us oldies and getting a kick out of it just as we did back in the day!
Great song, beautiful message and amazing solo as usual (you can't go wrong with David on 🎸, he never shreds, every single note is in its right place and sounds wonderful)
This is my favourite Pink Floyd song. The guitar solo is virtually unmatched in rock history. And the words are words to live by. 💖💖🎸🎸🎸🎸
This song is on rotation in heaven
The emotional vibe when I walked into see the Vancouver show I'll never forget. Best energy ever. No one thought they'd ever see them but here we were. This song just ripped everyone in such a great way. Best show ever...
Was the same in Melbourne, Australia.
saw an almost identical show in germany 87 or88. its ok to cry or laugh depending what song is playing
The guitar solo in "Comfortably Numb" is beyond incredible. No Pink Floyd without Gilmore.
There are two guitar solos in Comfortably Numb. Which one are you referring to? Musicians seem to prefer the first, fans the second.
@@joeb4142 absolutely the first solo. i love the second too, both album and pulse versions, but the first is by far the most perfect guitar solo ever written
In my late 60’s and never ever get sick of listening to Pink Floyd, grew up with them and will always listen to them.
Just a fantastic group, on the turning away is a very powerful and emotional song.
Kind regards from Scotland 🏴
Johnny
I love this concert! I have the VHS of it "The Delicate Sound of Thunder". I still regularly play it. Maybe just an excuse to not throw out the VHS player. I have been watching it since it came out in 1989 or 1990. I sometimes play the this VHS and then play the "Pulse" DVD. Makes for a great evening. As they aged they got better &better. David & Rick were so in tune with each other and you see them looking at each other all the time. Love watching your reaction to this song. You don't hold back on your true feelings. 🤟🏻
Get the newly remastered Blu-ray of this concert from 2019. It is so superior in every way that there is really no comparison. Plus the guitar solo in this song is 3 or 4 minutes longer. 😎🎸🎸🎸
@@ToddSauve I am sure it's awesome. I will likely have to get it in the not distant future as the tape is likely to fall apart soon. All that rewinding takes its toll. Thanks for the recommendation. I will look into that option.
@Mark G.
Before you get rid of the VHS copy, you gotta try and find a digital copy of the original VHS. The 2019 re-edit is definitely an upgrade but there's something about the original release.i still have my VHS copy as well and downloaded a digital backup from UA-cam. Both versions are amazing. FYI, IMO Comfortay Numb is better in it's original form on both DSOT and the Knebworth concert from 1990. The re-edits of the particular track don't quite do it for me.
@@fortch17 Thanks for the suggestion and info. I will start looking for a digital copy of the original.
I play it daily. I am 72, saw them in Atlanta years ago (no Roger Waters) and they played this song. Still brings the chills!
My dad passed away in 2003 and they played this song at his funeral. Such beautiful words and music. Pink Floyd resonates with my soul
Every time I hear this song, especially at the point where the cadence changes I feel like I've been struck by a lightning bolt!
I love watching people adore Pink Floyd the way I do. I have been listening to them for 30+ years and still get tears in my eyes when I listen to them and David Gilmores amazing guitar solos. 👍😎❤️
Their music is timeless. So glad I have the t-shirt.
Straight to your soul! Always fantastic David since the 60’s.
If memory serves correct I saw this tour three times in Germany (2) and at Earls court. Rain completely washed out one of the performances in a stadium in Germany but they still delivered and the crowd loved it. They're brilliant :)
Everything about this song is poetically beautiful!
You already said it in earlier reviews of Pink Floyd: it is not only music, it is a complete experience. Sound, lighting, the complete package that hits the soul and makes you part of the music and hits the soul and heart of everybody. Timeless music to listen to tima and time again. And everytime you hear more and gives you shivers. Just let it happen, this is food for the soul and mind!!n
I have a 3D big screen TV. I have all of their DVD's. But I would love to have this in 3D.
Really?
@@jackrasmussen4467 Well, the best available is the 2019 remastering of this 1988 concert in Blu-ray. It is the very best audio and video we will ever have of Pink Floyd in their prime. 💘🎸😎👍
from the pulse tour David's guitar solo is soul piercing Pink Floyd Wow. try the great gig in the sky live.
It is always so gratifying to see a reaction like this. She gets it! Welcome, my dear to the Pink Floyd Army.
It's ok to cry everytime I hear this everytime I hear this live and Comfortably Numb I tear up
Try their “High Hopes” as well!
And me, and I'm first and foremost a metal aficionado. I went into this reaction video knowing that the tears would begin to prickle in the corner of my eye. And that I would become comfortably numb. And they did. And I did.
@@jumboJetPilot or Coming back to Life
Waov. Love you reaction 👌 and a amazing song
Understand the tears , just means you have a wonderfully peaceful soul . As for me this song just hits me hard in the feels.
I am so glad you got the message of the song. That along with David's guitar playing makes this a very moving song and I could see how you were effected. Your tears made me want to cry and I have heard this song thousands of times since it came out, to see you emotional warms my heart because of your compassion.
Hello Miss Joy-Jean, hope you are well. I think that the more you delve into the Pink Floyd catalogue, the more you will appreciate the intricacies of their music, and the stories they tell. Their albums usually tell a story, and that's why it is suggested you listen to songs in order. This was originally released in 1987.
Yes @Tribblepuppy, I'm doing just fine. Thank you. I'm hoping you're fine too...
@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN If you love a passionate guitarist please do a reaction to Steve Vai - Whispering a Prayer live New York 2016
Much Aroha (love) from the far north of Aotearoa (New Zealand) ❤
@@EMPRESSJOYJEAN I love your reaction to this beautiful song. To a beautiful lady all the best to you my love
Refreshing to see someone so young who appreciates and is moved by great music and talent
La versión de On the turning away de Delicate sound of thunder es perfecta, tanto la canción como el solo. Solo queda aplaudir. Recuerdo que compré este concierto en VHS en 1994 y lo vi 1000 veces. Pero la versión remasterizada lo supera todo. Gracias Gilmour.
The Album Animals is a showcase for Davids Guitar mastery. Every solo on that album is epic.
Fantastic reaction!!
This is my favorite version of this song and one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs.
I knew some Pink Floyd songs in the early 80's but still bit too young to fully understand it, It wasn't until 88 when this Delicate Sound Of Thunder album came out that i was hooked for life, on both PF and David.
The extended synth intro by Rick is amazing, and they only played it like this on this tour. In the 94 tour it was just a short intro. I'm still amazed that i didn't wore the grooves on my album out on this song, from the sheer amount of times i played this in the late 80's. Everything is perfection, from Rick's intro, to David's solo and singing....
R.I.P Rick, R.I.P. Claudia 😥
This definitely touched your soul! Pink Floyd with the instrument . Yes to the passion also! Big ups on the reaction
I grew up on bands like this, and this band. But seeing your reaction, makes it new for me again, reminds me of being a Teenager again and Seeing and feeling the wonder of the world, at a Floyd concert. Thank you young Lady. Thank you.
The world will never turn away from your beauty Empress!
This is one of my favourite Pink Floyd pieces (they're all more than just songs)
Dave Gilmour's guitar playing is the star, Rick Wright's (RIP) keyboard sets the atmosphere, Nick Mason's drumming is perfect and the three singing angels just bring it to another level.
Always expect the unexpected from Pink Floyd, they take your soul.
Empress, I love your reaction again, seeing you love this and your big smile brings joy to my heart
I've heard this song SO many times, but your reaction made me emotional. Blessings and thank you for that!!
She is beautiful isn't she Ray. Her reaction is amazing to one of the most beautiful songs ever
It's not just the vocals and instrumentation. It's the fact that the lyrics are more relevant and timely today than when they were first penned!
Feel those feelings, baby. Nothing wrong with that 👌 ❤️
Pink Floyd is timeless, it cuts through generations, races, ethnicities, cultures and reaches into the souls of people and transports them to another plane where their music and vibe lives.
You don't listen to Pink Floyd, you feel it.
Beautiful reaction. You really get Pink Floyd. They don’t just make music…..they make an experience.
Great job.❤️
Wow Girl! You really know music. And you can literally hear David's Guitar Speak & Cry. Thanks for displaying your Brilliance.
Written in 1987, and 34 years later, just as relevant. I was lucky enough to see them during their Delicate Sound of Thunder tour....sublime.
Love that young people like yourself enjoy this and love your emotional response, it shows that your really listening to Pink Floyd. Even in my 60's this brings me to tears.
Love your reaction! This is a great song! Omg! I’ve listened to it over and over! 🔥🤘🏽🎸🥂
Love your reactions to this band. You truly do 'get' Pink Floyd
Rick Wright (RIP) is an utter god on the keys. He's definitely the "secret sauce."
Pink Floyd music is so powerful , it makes you reflect on things about your life….Wish You Were Here, comfortably numb, shine on crazy diamond….it goes on and on
This performance just never gets old, ever.
I almost always cry watching Pink Floyd reacts, even though I already know their songs well Pink Floyd always touches my soul.
Floyd, Fleetwood Mac, Rush, Thin Lizzy, Queen are bands we will never se the likes of again.
The mixture of pleasure, yearning and sweet anguish on your face says it all, that reaction comes of PF at its best. David's guitar sings the pure language of his soul, and it pours out and resonates with us, soul to soul, and it is so beautiful. Thank you for posting your reaction to On The Turning Away, it reminds me of why I've loved this band so much for almost 50 years.
I've watched several reactions of this performance and it is the most heartwarming. Add tears of joy and a beautiful smile and.. well.. c'mon!!
Love your honest emotional interpretation of this magnificent piece of music
this live performance was unique,sometimes you wish a song will never end,thats one of it👍👍👍from Austria
You are sincere in expressing your emotions. This music appeals to you.
David Gilmour plays such an expressive guitar!
Their music is a pure masterpiece and David put his heart and soul into everything he does. Spent many nights as a young man eyes closed soaking up their music.
1:35 the smile of who knows that something amazing is about to come
Welcome to the heart and soul of PINK FLOYD ! Beautiful reaction. 😎👍
best guitarist all time. no one can tell story`s with his guitar like david gilmour.
Has anyone ever noticed that England seems to produce an enormous amount of legendary musicians? It’s not a huge country… not really small either,, but no where near one of the biggest, but for the number of people vs the number of legends, years at the top!
This sends the tears flowing everytime
The intricacies of that performance is incredible..the innovation is unique and unbelievable