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Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb - pulse concert performance 1994. Live version with an extended guitar solo and an amazing light show/special effects. Smoke something beforehand if you're into that.
Any mind altering substance
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@@billboth6572 Pink Floyd IS a mind altering substance. Nothing else is needed.
I saw it live... Greatest Live Guitar Solo Of All Time.
You don't need to smoke anything... Dave Gilmour will lift your soul and take you away....
I've watched dozens, at least, reactions to this song and this wonderful young man here is the FIRST to actually pause and comment on the 2, possibly most profound lines
ever put to music: "The child is grown. The dream is gone.". Those 2 lines express all the hurt and loss conveyed in this song, the entire album, life as a whole.
I;'d hug you if I could. Thank you.
Thinking about it, these lines are really the heart of the whole album. It's the moment of actual revelation of the truth, in the madness- and drug-induced haze, that triggers the entire catharsis. The collapse of the wall at the end is symbolic, but this line is where the meat is.
Gods, I love Pink Floyd. I've been listening to them since high school and they never get old, just more layered.
That whole verse;
"When I was a child
I caught a fleeing glimpse
Out of the corner of my eye
I turned to look, but it was gone
I can not put my finger on it now
The child is grown
The dream is gone"
Will go down as a major poetic verse of the twentieth century
I agree 💯 you already said what i would have!
@@inotnad Agreed! And this brother just added poetry of his own by saying it felt like the music replaced the blood in his veins and just flowed through him.
Listen the the whole dark side of the moon album. The whole thing will take u on a trip.
Greatest band of all time. Pink Floyd is a trip. There's nothing else like it. The production and complexity of PF music is above all others. In the studio, they were years ahead of their time.
Listen to "Time" next. Like "Comfortably Numb" it has that lost in the cosmos vibe.
Yes pink floyd developed the 5 pillars of great music when there only used to be 3.
I'm sure that others have said it but the "Pulse" concert version of this song adds visual layers and textures to perhaps an even stronger musical performance. You will see why people consider Floyd to be perhaps the best band ever.
@@donbrunt4393 Yes but it's a lot less correct in the actual song. The lights and the solos are epic, the rest is trash.
I can't, NOT agree!!! Also The Doors, The Eagles, Led Zeplin and Janice Joplin... Plus Sooo much more!!! 💝 🍻
As soon as I saw your eyes close and you started rocking I knew exactly where you went. Zoning out to Pink Floyd is a normal reaction, they take your mind to places you never expected.
Thank you for not interrupting the guitar solos, David Gilmore is a maestro.
It does my old heart good to see young people enjoying the music of my generation. Because one doesn't merely listen to Pink Floyd. One EXPERIENCES Pink Floyd.
This is definitely a song that gives me chills every time David Gilmore plays.
Damn, man. THAT is the reaction I want to see when someone first hears this song. The amazing thing is, you get that same reaction every single time you hear it.
Welcome to the club, 50 years later and I’m still in awe of their music and the spiritual journey their music takes you on
Amen brother
Totally. Pink Floyd takes you away every time you hear it.
The live Pulse concert version is jaw dropping
But if you want to see the guys "back in the day" check out
Pink Floyd - "Echoes" (Part 1) live at Pompeii 1972 😉
That feeling is how you know that music touched your soul. Been listening to them for 35 years, at least, and I STILL get that feeling.
Same. 🙂 I was 17 when I first heard it.
The thing about Pink Floyd is that there are endless layers of meaning in everything. You can listen to them for decades and still be peeling back the layers.
Great Gig in the Sky is bottomless, topless and infinite.
That is a true statement. For decades I've been listening to Pink Floyd, and every single time I get deeply emotional. No other band has ever done that to me.
And I wonder how much did they realize the depths of what this song meant, and continues to mean. Back then they might have thought it was a cool rock song.
Yes! Yes! Yes! That’s Pink Floyd..... especially the flustered attempt to find words to describe it! Floyd is amazing and I’m so stoked to see you listen to more! Animals is probably my favorite album but as I’m sure others have or will tell you, they tend to write concept albums that are intended to be listened to as an album rather than picking songs at random. Random is fine to start with though, especially for reactions but as you fall in love with their sound you can do whole albums.
Loved your reaction to this one for sure! Hey You, Wish You Were Here, and Shine on You Crazy Diamond are all solid picks that can stand alone.
I'm with u on that 1 Pascha. Animals is my total fav. Listen to my LP all the time. Turn the lights down, sit back & just chill.
Animals for me too
Animals is by far my favorite album too. ❤️
There is nothing to describe, to be fair. Music is another language, it speaks directly to emotions. At Pink Floyd level it isn't really possible to translate this soundscape into words....
Animals: ya got to listen to animals!!!
I once heard a person say that those of us who grew up listening to Pink Floyd were blessed, I feel it is those now finding them that are blessed. they get to see the good and bad music and see what really great music is like
Sounds like you've been properly Floyded. Pink Floyd features one of the greatest guitarist and one of the greatest lyricists in Rock history. Backed up by a keyboardist/synth player that'll make you forget what planet you're on. And a drummer that brings the drama, the heart, the soul, whatever you need. And vocals that are in a class by themselves. Literally no one else sounds like them. Check out "Time" by them next, from one of the biggest selling albums of all time 'Dark Side of the Moon'. (And yes.. that is parts of a symphonic orchestra in the background of Comfortably Numb).
Great comment as usual .flubbert good to see you. You always have the best facts. Thank you! ❤️✌️🌼
Oh I forgot yes definitely (Time) should be next❤️✌️🌼
@@marniethedyslexic6445 hey Marnie, thanks!!
Time. It isn’t fair to not hear it alone either, but hear it.
No.... give him the Great Gig in the Sky from Dark Side of the Moon.....
You're a joy to watch. The way you articulate your appreciation has made me pause and stop taking these seminal bands from my country, my youth for granted. Keep doing what you're doing ♥️
There's a really good live version of this where believe it or not the guitar solo at the end is even better. I think it was the Pulse concert one, but try to find the long version if you ever want check it out.
Dude you didn't do the right one, the pulse concert live, it's also an unbelievable light show so you have to open your eyes some, even if you don't wantto
Sorrows fr
@@anita3018 Yes! And also Sorrow from the same
Most people recommend the Pulse performance but personally, I prefer the one from "Delicate Sound of Thunder". The lights aren't quite as impressive but the sound is spot on!
@@IanHodgetts thanks! I have not seen that one. I'm a fan but haven't seen it all yet. That guitar solo on pulse just really hit me when I heard it... Didn't want it to ever end
Kid, thank you. You made me realize that 50 years later, people can feel exactly how I felt it when I first heard this Pink Floyd song 50 years ago.
Okay! If you loved this, you NEEDto hear the live 1994 Pulse Concert version for David Gilmour's best guitar solo ever! The Dark Side of the Moon album is meant to be consumed in one sitting. High is good too! #tooblunt
Yup...puff puff pass, if it's legal for you of course!
@@emilyflotilla931 , sure is 🤪
@@sooankim9247 😉❤️🕯
Pink Floyd is a very, very special Rock Band, they are a Vibe all on their own. Pink Floyd's Spacey sound is mesmerizing, people have actually said they had an out of body experience! I'm not kidding. The listener is moved by Pink Floyds music, they take you on a cerebral Journy so to speak. A big part of that is David Gilmours' guitar playing.
I've been a PF fan since 1973 when they released their "Dark Side of the Moon" album, I was 17. I was fortunate enough to get tickets too see them on their The Wall world Tour in 1980. That was the most incredible Show I've ever seen, to call it a concert does it a disservice.
Pink Floyd was formed in London in 1964, today they have sold over 400 million, (and counting), albums worldwide. Only the Beatles have sold more albums, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin go back and forth for second place.
The original band consisted of Syd Barrett, Roger Waters, Rick Wright, Syd Barrett had to leave the band in 1967 for mental health and drug issues, David Gilmour, took over for Barrett in 1968, and is still active today!
There's so much more to say but this is obviously not the venue to do so, so I;ll end with this. If you decide to go down this wonderful rabbit hole named Pink Floyd, you're in for a real treat!
You will hear some of the most incredible music you'll ever hear for the rest of your life. You'll also SEE some of the most phenomenal live Rock performances of light and lazar shows you'll ever see
Btw, Gilmour's voice is almost as effective as his guitar in many a Floyd songs. His is the perfect voice to interpret Roger's dark introspective lyrics. I think the song "Wish You Were Here" is a perfect example. I've witnessed reactors moved to tears just based on his voice alone without even fully understanding the lyrics.
Jealous you saw The Wall tour back in the day, I was 10 years too young for that :)
You forgot Nick Mason on drums
You forgot to mention nick Mason the drummer
I saw the wall concert in Earl's Court in London 1979 and again in 1980 best band in the world
Can’t go wrong going on a Pink Floyd journey. I’d give anything to hear them for the first time again.
Yes…lovelovelove ❤️🌸✌🏻
With enough LSD, you can hear any band again, for the first time!😜
@@robbob5302 😂
Me too, to sit down a listen to Dark Side, The Wall, Animals, any of them for the first time all the way through would be like winning the lottery. It literally changes your lIfe once your introduced to Floyd, the best music that will ever vibrate through your ears.
@@toddshaw843 100% agree!
You should react to the entire "The Wall" movie. It'll be the greatest thing you've ever seen.
Welcome to the rabbit hole that is Pink Floyd. Its classified as psychedelic/acid or experimental Rock. What is so amazing is, this band was formed in 1965...!
They were so far ahead of their time that they sound just as good now as back then. The best way to experience them, which I would recommend with Comfortably Numb now, is dim the lights, have a beverage of choice, put the headphones on, turn it up and let it take you to your happy place.
The Pluse concert live with this song and any others is truly mind blowing. So much better live.
Time
Shine on you crazy diamond
The great gig in the sky
Wish you were here
So many more..
Loving your reactions. Thank you.
You forgot Echoes
I'm not sure he would survive Great Gig in the Sky, the original is such an emotional trip.
Hard to say they were ahead of their time considering they pioneered psychedelic music (Syd Barrett) More like they we're right on time.
A bit of legal herb too! Puff puff pass!
The BEST way to experience them, by far is on psychedelics. Not saying in any way that is what's needed... But damn I've experienced it many times and it's just otherworldly. The first time I did acid I took 2 very strong tabs and listened to Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and Jimi Hendrix... And it was just indescribable to explain what my 17 year old self was experiencing. One of the highlight experiences of my life.
As I'm sure others will say, this song from the live PULSE (1994) concert is worth the trip. An even longer guitar solo (maybe the best ever?), and spectacular lighting effects.
My favorite rabbit hole. U should dig further maybe Shine on U Crazy Diamond dark room is a must though. Keep rockin bro
"I'm taking a rocket ship out of this world" l have been listening to Pink Floyd since l was a child and those 9 words are the most perfect description of their music l have ever heard. Thank you!!
Usually, I like to scroll through the comments and read the thoughts of others about the music and your reaction. Well, as there seem to be none yet, I have to do it on my own. I love your reactions and your choice of music and taking me back to good times and bringing back the magic of hearing this music for the first time. Yes, this piece of music lifts you up and keeps you drifting, floating... 👌💞
The Wall is probably the best concept album ever made. As such doing the song's as reactions isn't ideal. Eventually you'll want to.listen to to he whole album in order. One of the things that makes it the best concept album, is they didn't just make videos they made whole movie, and that's probably the best way to experience it. I'd react to Another Brick in the Wall first at least, maybe Run Like Hell and Dirty Woman too. Great reaction! (What you're hearing is a full symphony with the full band and great early use of synthesizer. Also probably the ultimate lyrical content of Roger Waters, lead singer. I believe the album was inspired by the band's original lead singer Syd Barrett who literally lost his mind)
Partially, but greatly by Roger Waters himself. His father died in WWII (A member of the Royal Fusiliers Company C) and that void is one of many “bricks in the wall”. So it’s partly autobiographical, party an homage of sorts to Syd, and partially fictionally embellished.
I always liked to listen to them in the dark. A lot of other older bands as well. I find reducing using my eyes, enhances my ears. You are the first one to say,that I have heard, that this is not a good reaction song and I feel the same way. Try listening to a PF album in it's entirety, in one sitting/laying. In my opinion PF is best savored full album, any, rather than just a little taste. In the dark of course😎👍. You are doing a very nice job🙌💯
In the dark, through headphones...
There’s no magic in the frequencies. It’s in the musicianship. It’s in the ability to write lyrics that touch people at the core. Real music is powerful stuff, and not many people make music anymore.
Watching this reaction was a little like being able to go back and hear it for the first time.
Agree. Experiencing it as the twenty year old I was when it came out.
OK. You've gone there. Welcome to the Machine.
The whole album (The Wall) is just one long journey seen through troubled eyes. Though not autobiographical, it borrows heavily from Roger Waters childhood.
Dave Gilmour's outro guitar solo is arguably the best solo in the world but, as already commented, the Pulse (1994?) gig has the most amazing extended version which shows the masterful skill he employs on how to guitar solo WITH the band & not some Prima Donna one man show. Amazing.
As you say, it's not really reaction material, even so well done & treat yourself to: The Wall.
After hearing this song hundreds of times and still being blown away by it, I can only imagine what it must be like to hear it for the very first time. That's what I like about these reaction videos. This music is transcendent. It is greatness as Beethoven and Mozart are greatness, and will be appreciated for many generations to come.
This was the most beautiful thing I’ve witnessed in a long time! ❤️ They were before my time but this song always takes me higher than any drug ever could! It’s gotta be the frequency! Thank u for letting us leave the planet for a min and experience this with u! 🚀🥰
No need to describe the feeling because we get it too. This song teaches down to my very soul. Please do the live with the extended guitar solo, it will take your whole body and leave it in a magical place.
This is one of the finest things ever crafted by human beings.
I was 16 when this was released...and it shall be playing as they put me in the ground.
This is why I seldom listen to Pink Floyd, I feel like their taking me on a trip I don't want to go down. I can't put my finger on it. I don't like it,but I do. It is extremely different.
That feeling is your energy stirring within you. All of our ancestors played music around the fires to move that power within themselves. Sounds evoke emotion…. E-motion signifies E…nergy in motion.
We can feel when another imbues emotion into their craft thus eliciting an e-motional response from the recipient (audience).
Great Reaction. Now you can go listen to it by yourself with the lights off. You’ll love the song even more ! ❤️✌️🌼
The harmonic aspect of the band coupled with the bass is so moving. Nothing else to say. Queen and PF are legends. Period.
Very well said, Pink Floyd and Queen.!
Welcome to British music, this is what we grow up with, it’s in our bones 😆🤣😁 Enjoy the journey, you’re going to love it. Your first reaction post I watched was Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody, that was fantastic. It’s been an absolute joy to see the moment each song hits you, so I had to subscribe. If you’ve not listened yet then I highly recommend you try some tracks from Genesis and Muse ❤️
The album is meant to be listened to from the first song to the last it’s literally a journey. This is a period in time when rock ‘n’ roll went in a total different direction of music expression experience.
Totally understand wanting to listen to, and experience, this song alone. Great reaction!
I know, it's hard to describe, but those of us who really love Pink Floyd get it. Their music touches something in my brain that feels ecstatic. I look forward to more Pink Floyd reactions from you because their music only gets more beautiful and epic. 🌈💗
Absolutely love your reaction! This song was played at a friends funeral in high school. Always brings many memories and emotions. ❤️❤️
This is absolutely a song you listen to by yourself. I leave this world when I listen to Comfortably Numb. My favorite 2 guitar solos ever in one song. David Gilmour is on a level by himself.
And NEVET pause a Gilmour solo
Yehhhhh mannn! Laughed when you came back to us at the beginning of this song.You need to stay where you were and just let it lift you.After a few more songs,watch this live from the Pulse concert 1994.This you need to watch with your eyes wide open Amazing.
In terms of 'feeling' Pink Floyd, they experimented with sound on a lot of their albums, and one of the few to try Quadraphonic sound where it is balanced between 4 speakers instead of the 2 of stereo sound which is what became the norm. They tried a lot of stuff....and some would just listen to their albums on weed, or acid and such, really blowing their minds. I think some of that side is what you were feeling, and you are not alone. I love Pink Floyd and so many other bands/groups and singers. Eclectic musical taste is the best.
I have a theory on why it "feels"
When playing Dave Gilmour uses "bends" of up to 5 semi-tones (BTW that's hard), instead of just "plucking" a higher note.
I think this gives your brain time to follow the smooth change in pitch like a ramp as apposed to a staircase. His playing is analogue not digital and I think our brains just love to ride the wave man😉😎
Well said! Thanks.
Should of selected the 1994 pulse concert live version! A must ! Long guitar solo!
Reason the beginning seems strange is the whole album flows from one song to the next. There's little things between the songs telling a larger story. It was made into a movie. Pink Floyd albums can be like that, Dark Side of the Moon is seemless in that, flowing one song after another through the whole album. This one, the Wall album, tells more of a specific story about a character, but Dark Side is more about universal subjects of life, death, etc.
How you feel now is exactly how we felt listening to pink Floyd, and queen too only no one had stolen parts of their songs yet to try to re-create their status in the musical hyarcky with the greats . The first Time you hear comfortably numb ,you just know !!! Each time after ,you learn more ! ✌ ❤
You need to see the live version of this song on their Pulse tour, 1994. Magical. Hope you can listen to their entire album "Dark Side of the Moon" in its entirety and then the album "Wish You Were Here." Life changing.
When this album came out I was going to a funeral & driving from NJ to NC . I got pulled over for speeding by a black State Trooper on I-95 in NC . He took my papers & went up to his car & told me to get in on the passenger side . He had this song playing on his cassette deck when I got in . And without thinking I sang along with the chorus 🎼 I have become comfortably numb 🎶. I caught myself & turned to look at him , he was staring at me . He gave me my paperwork back & told me to have a good day & slow down . Seeing this young black guy enjoy Floyd brought me right back to that moment .
Played my Dark Side of the Moon album until it wouldn’t play.. same with my cassette tape and CD… had them all! Best to listen start to finish.. it’s a journey! Great reaction tho.. thanks for a visit through the ‘way-back machine’!!
Absolutely incredible Album, although I don't know why people always put the "Dark Side Of The Moon" Album art on videos with "Comfortably Numb". Comfortably Numb wasn't on Dark Side Of The Moon.
That album along with Tapestry are albums I have purchased in every format several times over the years and now its digital form!
Same here played the heck out of Dark Side of the Moon album. It definitely sends you on a trip whether you're straight or stoned 😁
grew up on this and didn't realize how great it was, it was just what we heard every day. Some of the best shows ever
As most of Pink Floyd albums, you must listen to them entirely... This song comes from the wall, also a movie with no pause. It's the same for other albums like The Dark Side Of The Moon. You really should react to the Pulse version of that track, in 1994, but without stopping the song, especially the guitar solo, that's so wonderful... I saw that concert, I'll never forget that moment of my life. Just enjoy the best band of the world. Love from France 🇫🇷😘
In fact, you should listen to all of their albums, you'll have the best trip of your life ❤️ I love your reaction, touching, thanks...
Welcome to the world of Pink Floyd!! Now here’s what you need to do; do a reaction to this same song but live version from the 1994 Pulse video. If you think you’re at a loss for words now just wait until you watch that. It’s absolutely “mesmerizing!! I saw them twice during this tour and there is not a song out there that is performed better live than Pink Floyd performing Comfortably Numb. Go do it now. Do not delay.........Please!!
The first time Pink Floyd walked into a studio, a record exec handed them a giant book titled "The Correct Way to Make a Hit Rock Song."
Pink Floyd opened the book, and flipped through several pages.
They then snickered, tossed that book out the window, and proceeded to reinvent Rock music, from the ground up.
The only thing I don’t like about this song is the last solo needed to go a little longer. Saw Floyd in 1975 and it went on twice as long. Back then the solo was way better than the Pulse concert 20+ years later. This, in my humble opinion, is one of greatest songs ever written.
Pink Floyd albums need to be listened to from beginning to end and with headphones.. sitting in a beanbag. Well ya don’t need a beanbag.😎
Can't wait to see you react to them live! "Shine on You Crazy Diamond" might be a good one. Now, may I ask, can you see how cool your parents and probably grandparents were?
My Pink Floyd story:
I was 8 or nine when my brother brought Dark Side of the Moon home, he would have been 12 or 13. The album had been out a couple of years by then. I remember being pissed with him for bringing home a band with a silly name like that. My brother dropped the needle on side two, the song "Money". My mother, older and younger brother listened and it was a music we had never heard, amazing. This is one of the very few happy memories I have with my family together. I grew up with Pink Floyd. I remember when this Album, The Wall came out. I was 12.
Thanks for sharing that happy memory. 😊 in my family it was the Mamas & The Poppas around the table after dinner!
I enjoyed your interpretation of this song...very insightful...Well done. Floyd will have you pondering over life's lessons, while your ears experience the most profound eargasms ever. 😏🤗💓🎶
You leave nice comments, bravo! 🙂
@@michaelvallimont6133 thank you
The live version from the "Pulse" concert is simply an outstanding version of this song. Most epic guitar solo ever. Please react to it, you will not be disappointed!
every pink floyd record is more than a song , its a journey of the soul to heights unknown before the voice the words that guide , the instruments that lay the path , together forming the way to discovery for each soul that is blessed to hear their work that i know will be heard for the decades and centuries yet to unfold for as long as the human race is in existence
Eloquence much?
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Everyone closes their eyes when hearing this song. It's what you do to enjoy it too is full potential. Not to many songs are this powerful
Their concerts aren't just shows, they're an experience!!!
Love a young man with a broad mind - keep the reactions coming.
When you get a chance check out Dire Straits - Sultans Of Swing, Alchemy Live. It'll blow your mind.
Keep up the good work.
A bit late here and a new viewer, but listening to these on vinyl the way they had their stories told back then, is such a different experience as well. Listening to the Dark Side of the Moon and flipping it over after The Great Gig in the Sky just to hear Money slam back on side B, the tone change between songs as they flow into each other is incredible. Sit and listen to the whole album in one go and it'll make you feel things you didn't know you could feel. I highly recommend checking out the 94' Pulse performance of this song as well!
If you ever happen to be reading this, sit down, grab a bag of popcorn, relax. This is easily my favorite reaction to any song ever because you can tell you’re taking in every single aspect of the song. You understand how the lyrics apply a tragedy that is masked into an elegant, soft song. A paradox of the meaning behind the song and instrumental. I saw you mutter to yourself “what the fuck…” in absolute awe towards the end of the first guitar solo before the chorus came back on. Even at that part, it opened your eyes from the trance you were in from the amazing instrumentals being played in the background. Your face said “I didn’t think this song could get any better but damn…” Here’s the thing about Pink Floyd I’m sure you’re going to see in the comments because my father, and I’m sure many more people have said this, but you don’t listen to Pink Floyd, you experience it. Comfortably Numb is a song based on real events Roger Waters felt during a concert in Philadelphia in the 70’s yet it is a brilliantly and beautifully written tragedy that can be interpreted in so many ways and forms.
Very well put. I honestly never heard a song that made me travel mentally like that. Even without much words being said it guides you to where your mind wants to go. Definitely almost an out of body experience if I ever felt one
The Wall is a complete story and to appreciate it you have to listen to it as a whole. This track is when the protagonist is undergoing drug intervention in order to get him to go on stage and perform. To be honest a lot (not all) of PF albums need to be listened to in one sitting..
When you say "sorry I was taken somewhere else" thats what the entire album does. Each song feeds into the other. Its an experience and I'm glad you experienced some of it❤
I'm older, lived with this music.. people did a lot of hallucinogenic drugs back then and the comfortably numb and a few other songs are about being on these drugs that's why you feel so free love to watch you have this reaction it's great thanks
You MUST watch the live version from the 1994 Pulse concert......probably the greatest guitar solo of all time...
Man, The Wall is an album that is best heard from beginning to end; the whole album is a single story, each song a part, blending together, which is there are different sounds at beginning and end of the songs, the start/end of the song after/before. I used to listen to this album a LOT in high school, my eldest brother got married and moved out, but he left his albums and record player behind. I love this album.
It's awesome that your brother left these items behind for you to find. Do you believe it was intentional? Did he feel that these things were not going to be a part of him anymore now that he was married? Wasn't he able to take some of this stuff with him when he moved out? I hope he didn't just stop listening to this music...it would be sad.
.. What matters is it was fated for you to find the music!
Be it left for you intentionally, or accidentally. You picked it up! You felt the music! Listened with your entire being! Now the music 🎵🎶 is with you,
and a part of you.
I need to get something off my chest. My husband was discussing music with me and he said he thinks Pink Floyd is horrible and also he doesn't understand guitar solos that go on too long. Man, good thing I love him more than anything. That was almost a deal breaker 😂😂😂
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It's stirring your soul good buddy. They were frigging awesome live.
Recommend: Pulse Concert 1994, Comfortably Numb live. It's life-changing.
I've said it before, a hundred times... but I'll say it again.
Pink Floyd will change your LIFE... if you LET it! 💯
That album wasn't on the charts for 950 WEEKS (for real... thats 18+ years) for nothing!!!
You are on a musical progression. The instrument playing and imaginative song writing make all the difference in music. Pink Floyd is like no other band. Enjoy the ride of progressive rock!!😊
Please check out the LIVE version of Comfortably Numb at the PULSE CONCERT. The extended guitar solo and spectacular light show combine for an unforgettable performance.
Saw Pink Floyd at this concert, was absolutely insane, best concert I've ever been to
1988
Today's music feature is looking back to 1988, when Pink Floyd played to 60,000 at Western Springs in Auckland. It's the only time the band has played a show in NZ, and follows a particularly rocky time following the departure of bassist-turned-vocalist Roger Waters.23/08/2022
You should do yourself a favor and if you haven't already, watch the entire movie, "Pink Floyd - The Wall".
Thank you for acknowledging the "not pausing during a solo" thing...it's ESPECIALLY important with the worlds greatest living guitarist, Sir David Gilmour of Pink Floyd. ( Yes, he really has been Knighted). In the future...you may want to to take a pee break before a few of Sir Dave's guitar solos.... he does like to solo.
When I saw you close your eyes I thought "This guy gets it". When you commented about the bright lights, you confirmed it.
Man, to properly experience Pink floyd: relax (e.g. stretch out), avoid distractions (no noise, phones or visitors), dim lights and close your eyes.
Let the music take you wherever it does. Enjoy.
Want a longer PF trip? Try "Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Parts 1-5" from their "Wish You Were Here" album.
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I still remember that glimpse, as a child!
Look at the PULSE Concert,this will Blow your Mind away.I am a BIG,BIG Floyd Fan since 1980.
Pink Floyd’s an Emotional, Spiritual, & Psychological Journey of the mind body and soul.. If you just give into the music and the Vibe, it will reward you with magic all its very own .
@Too Blunt
Reacting to Pink Floyd songs is kinda oxymoronic. Because they didn't write "songs" as we are used to from other artists.
Instead, they wrote albums, divided into parts.
Listening to one song from a Pink Floyd album, is like reading one chapter from a great novel.
But who's going to react to an entire album? I get it.
Anyway, Pink Floyd had many great albums. Their most successful include:
Dark Side of the Moon
The Wall
I Wish You Were Here
Momentary Lapse of Reason
(The first two are among the greatest selling albums of all time.)
Oh and for the record, while Rock Music has turned out many, many amazing guitar solos to enjoy, you just heard the best one, ever recorded!
Enjoy your journey.
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The intro is actually the last part of the song (Bring The Boys Back Home).I don't know why it's mixed like that on yuotube but if you were listening to it on an album,that's what you would hear...INTERESTING Note,If you listen to the words at the end it asks "is there anybody out there?" And the first words of Comfortably Numb are "Hello,Is there anybody in there?"...
I would strongly suggest your next pink floyd trip be: "Time/Great Gig in the Sky" (it's two tracks, but they blend and belong together ... plenty of videos pairing these two). ...you think this one is unfair...
Bro, Did you know that you just listened to one of the top 10 guitar solos of all time? What's #1? Jimi Hendrix at Woodstock playing the national anthem...making his upside down Fender depict the sounds of Vietnam
.. tied with the studio version of him playing Voodoo Chile (Slight Return.) Don't miss these man.
Pink Floyd brilliant, as already mention the Pulsed 1994 version is absolutely the best live guitar solo. If you want to check out more from this era(early 1970's) try listening to Deep Purple .. Child in Time.
Love you Man, pretty sure this song is about heroin, Syd Barrett, One tof the founding fathers of Floyd died earlier from a heroin overdose, I think this song is about him, their fallen brother ❤
Pink Floyd is a Great album band. The ride is meant to carry you over many songs. They liked to give the "big"picture, kick your shoes off, turn off the phone, dim the lights and turn it up. 🧘♀️🤟
The song is about being high. Try Dark Side of the Moon. Same album. Actually, the entire album.
Everyone wanted to go on a trip in those days. Most of us were trippin' on acid when we listened to Floyd. That REALLY helped us on the journey Floyd takes us on. Everyone wanted to expand their horizons. This song is from "The Wall", which is an album AND a movie. It's all about how the damage inflicted on us as children can have such severe consequences on us as adults. It's very tragic and poignant. You have to hear (and see) the WHOLE THING to fully appreciate it. That's the case with ALL Pink Floyd albums - THEY MUST BE LISTENED TO IN FULL!!! They tell a whole story. Listening to only one song at a time doesn't really get you there. It's like watching one scene from a movie, and thinking you know what the movie's about. You should do FULL-ALBUM reactions! Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall are MUSTS!
Drove from San Antonio to Mexico blasting " Dark Side of The Moon "...one of my favorite albums of all time...
For a great breakdown watch Rick Beato's video*What Makes This Song Great ". EP. 104. I first heard this song when it was first released on the album. I was 18 then but even now I pick up little subtleties that I never noticed before. And this comes more than 40 years after its release. Still an amazing song from all perspectives.
My first exposure to this was watching 'The Wall' movie about 20 times with one of my brothers. How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?!? This and 'The Trial' are my favorites off this album, an album with so many incredible songs. I sing this song at least once a week to put one of my kids to sleep. I'll miss singing it as they grow older.
Just discovering your reaction videos, it must be killing you to stop these videos and express your feelings listening to these beautiful creations, making you dive into these great emotions. However the fun part is that I, and all the viewers of your channel that are familiar with Pink Floyd, already know what will happen when you'll discover “The Great Gig in The Sky“ from the Dark Side of the Moon Album by the Floyd :)
Another one, and to be honest, the only song this group has sung that I've enjoyed. Sound of Silence was originally written by Paul Simon, and recorded and performed by Simon & Garfunkel in 1965. It has since been covered by several groups. Of all the covers I enjoy, one is by the rock band, Disturbed. Here is the link to their official video, which you absolutely need to watch to understand their interpretation of this classic. th-cam.com/video/u9Dg-g7t2l4/w-d-xo.html