If you are mind blown, then start your Pink Floyd journey with Dark Side Of The Moon...the entire album needs to be listened in one sitting but there are some amazing songs on the album that can be listened on their own such as Time (with lyrics), The Great Gig In The Sky, Us And Them, etc. From there, listen to Animals, also with lyrics...THAT will really blow your mind. Welcome to the rabbit hole!!
I was lucky and lived through this music but then unlucky as am 70 now...lol..however Dark Side is there best album...a little better then Led Zepplin first US album
Yes, i would repeat what dylan S said..... "Wish You Were Here" between Dark Side and Animals. It's all one long continuos mind blowing experience climaxing with The Wall.
Word of advice.....never, ever, EVER stop Dave again when he's full flow on a solo! You'll get the wrath of Pink Floyd fans knocking at your door! When Dave speaks on his guitar...you listen! :)
That’s the light show you get when you tell your lighting guy, “Don’t worry about the cost.” Watch any song from the Pulse concert. Seriously. Any song.
Yeh, the song "Sorrow" is the perfect example of that (also at the 1994 pulse concert) - Soooooo many lasers and different lighting sequences - It is one hell of a live performance to watch and listen to, I highly recommend watching/reacting to it. Also "Run Like Hell" is another great example of insane lighting, also from the same concert :)
PF was the first band to ever use a light show. None of them wanted to be the center of attention, so they created the light show to draw attention away from the band members.
And for this tour - Pulse - they had 3 complete stage sets - one being torn down somewhere, one being performed on that night, and one being put together in their next town. Expensive as hell but what a professional way to do things.
@@EdmundGerber actually that process was rather common for them since the Wall tour in 1980. That stage set took, if I recall, like 3 days to put up n 3 to take down. Thus one of the reasons they actually lost money on that tour...well, except Rick Wright who Roger had thrown out of the band prior to the tour, but agreed to let him perform as a "session" player and got paid as such.
I was at this concert. The guitar solo at the end was so epic, that the whole audience was in awe. David Gilmour has a way of making his guitar speak to your soul. Even after the concert in the parking lot, we were still in awe from what we had just witnessed. It was an experience I will never forget. I don't know if you noticed, but the audience was still during the song. Also he was so relaxed during the solo ( as if he was sitting in his lounge chair watching a movie with his feet up.
@@robertherzog6204 I'm not trying to rub it in bro, but I have been to about 20 of their concerts. This one was the best. I would have to say the next best was The Wall, Then Dark Side of the Moon back in 72 or 73 ( it was so long ago I can't remember what yr it was ). It was not easy to get tickets to any of them though. They always sold out in a matter of minutes ( no joke ). Luckily I had a close friend that worked at each of the locations I seen them in.
I saw them in concert on this tour in the U.S. The weather was overcast with cloud cover so low the blimp didn't fly. I was the designated driver for my group; everyone else was stoned and possibly drunk. Even though I have an excellent memory, they all seem to remember the show better than I do!
I am so jealous of you for being at that show! That solo is amazing to watch in a video, it had to be life altering to experience it in person. I also noticed how calm the audience was, I have to imagine everyone was just entranced by the spectacle before them and just letting that glorious sound wash over them. All of you had to know you were watching a once-in-a-lifetime performance.
When you called Dave Gilmour "The Guitar Person" it made me almost spit my beer out. ...Almost. That was the purest reaction that I have seen to this. I'm glad that you liked it.
This 60-year-old "yeah I've seen all the cool bands live" guy had the same reaction when she said "the guitar person"...and she said it after the little solo tease not knowing what was in store for her.
Thank you so much for reacting to this. I was in high school when this song first came out in 1979. I remember it well. My girlfriend and I at the time loved attending concerts. It was one of the things we loved doing together. There were a huge number of wonderful groups at the time and concerts were not very expensive to attend. Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Boston, Journey, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Triumph, 38 Special, Foreigner, and many others. I can not describe to you what a wonderful time it was to be young then. We were happier, relationships were closer, life was more carefree, and the music was spectacular. My heart just aches that young people will not get to experience life as we did as teenagers in the 70’s/80’s. Again, thank you so much for posting this video. It was a wonderful treat.
It does something physical to my heart when Dave Gilmour plays the solos. It doesn't matter how many times I hear it. Im the same with "wish you were here"
Unfortunately you will not be able to see a live show. Pink Floyd is now part of history. I was fortunate enough to see the Pulse tour at the Giants Stadium in New Jersey in July 1994. It was a moment in my life, along with a few select other moments, I will never forget. Hearing that first chord in a live environment is a feeling you cannot describe. And then, from that first chord, thru the solos, you feel the "Worms" crawling under the skin on your back, your neck, your head. It is just absolutely incredible.
David Gilmour's voice has always comforted me. My parents always played Pink Floyd records when I was little. That guitar solo is one of the greatest of all time.
This brought tears to my eyes ...When i was a tennager many years ago ...its was friend who turned me on to to Pink Floyd and I ended up being the biggest Floyd Fan....Last that same friend had pass away and it was this song that he had love the most ...RIP Tim ...I miss you more then you will ever know pal !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pink Floyd are incredible story tellers. They are able to invoke polarizing emotions. It combines a child like gleefullness with an ominous uncertain tone. Pure genious!
3 members of Pink Floyd plus additional musicians. I saw them live on this Pulse tour in 1994 at the Alamodome in San Antonio with 47,000 fans!! I had 18th row seats on the floor. Pink Floyd started in the late 60s, and tons of young people are still reacting to them in 2020. That shows the strength of the music of the bands from the 60s and 70s. An amazing experience!
with this version you reach saturation point where you cannot take any more in and it all blends into one, this is the greatest solo ever, and I am an old man and have heard some guys play.
The band formed in 1965. The guitar player, Dave Gilmour, joined in 1968. The gray-haired guy on keyboards, Rick Wright, is an original member. He passed away in 2008. The Drummer, Nick Mason, is an original member. The other two original members are not on stage. The others on stage are extras for the live shows which actually take hundreds of people to put on. The Floyd does not skimp in any aspect of their music. Roger Waters, the bass player and lyricist let the band in 1985. He still tours on his own, but he is approaching 77 years young. Nick Mason is touring his Saucerful Of Secrets Tour with guitarist Dave Gilmour. But circumstances are hindering both Waters' and Masons' tours.
You ought t try a song "The Tide is Turning" from the concert Pink Floyd Live in Berlin 1990 the year that the Berlin Wall separating the East & West of Berlin. It has several musicians such as Cindy Lauper, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, The Band,Snow White, and several other musicians. It's the oncore song, and it was sensational
Saw this band when I was in my 20's. This was not a concert but an experience that blew every one of your senses wide open. Greatest thing I've ever seen. We had some great music.
Little lady, my generation grew up with this amazing music. I consider myself blessed for having to have heard it way back then. So glad you enjoy it also. It speaks to the timelessness of the music. Peace
I was lucky enough to be at this exact concert. Nothing and I mean nothing will ever compare to that night and especially this solo. It was almost spiritual.
Pink Floyd's music and their songs are more than just music and lyric. You don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience Pink Floyd. This is what great musicians do, their music invites you in to be a part of it, to enjoy the experience. To feel the passion they feel while they're performing, especially live.
This is late 60s early 70s psychedelic rock which is some of the best headphones on music ever Pink Floyd is an institution some of the best live performances of all time
I went to that concert, it was so loud in parts it made my chest vibrate. It was a sound and vision extravaganza. Their music never gets old. It was so good to see your reaction to it. Try Wish You Were Here from the same concert. Enjoy.
As I had stated from an earlier reaction of this version, this performance exceeded the studio version. I'm biased I'll admit, but there is no denying that the two solos David Gilmour plays during this particular recording is right at the top of them all. The feeling he expresses with his guitar reaches the depths of your soul. For another soul grabbing experience, I would suggest reacting to 'The Great Gig in the Sky' from their 'Dark Side of the Moon' album. You will not be disappointed.
Your reaction is soul warming as is this performance.. Thankyou for not pausing until the end,best way too experience in what has to be the greatest live show for grabbing one's soul, Thanks . Beautiful.
It's a delight to watch your reaction to music of my generation. There is so much true musicianship you have yet to experience from my era. Do enjoy your journey.
This reaction may be 3yrs old, but for all of us who grew up on Floyd, seeing that look on your faces, when you realise you are hearing MUSIC, played by a guitar master, is something we smile at. A smile of 'welcome'.
Great Reaction, love it when new people can be exposed to music played with actual instruments, and the amazing artistry and skill necessary to create that without pressing a button. Really enjoyed your reaction, thank you. I have another suggestion from this same concert Pulse 1994, "High Hopes or "Coming back to Life",
Beautiful young lady,... in addition to the imposing discography, Pink Floyd is best known for their perfect live performances. This is a recording from 1994. See also Delicate sound of thunder tour video from 1989. I grew up with Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple.... and I wouldn’t change it for rejuvenation.
I was lucky enough to see this concert in Tampa Stadium, it changed my life. I sware god talked to me that night.David Gilmour is the lead singer/guitar player...There is no one like him in the world! Sadly you won't be able to see them play they retired years ago. But listen to the song TIME (lyric video) and pay close attention, I bet it will move you to tears.
Awweh, that picture made me so happy and sad at the same time. All 5 of them. Poor Syd, poor everyone. Syd looking at the sky, already gone, Roger looking ahead, away from the band, and Richard, RIP. So much transcendent human brilliance in this band.
I went to see them on this tour. Probably 85% of the crowd was either stoned or on acid. Sitting in the crowd taking everything in was an experience I’ll never forget. I saw them at the old foxboro stadium, gilmores solo and the rotating disco ball. Damn I want to go back now lol
I'll recommend that you react to any of the songs from the Pulse concert. Pink Floyd designs their shows, lighting, special effects with music, to amplify and magnify the emotion in the music. They do it for every song. I will absolutely recommend you also watch and react to the 2016 David Gilmour in Pompeii concert as well. In the Pulse Tour David Gilmour was in his 50s, for the 2016 Pompeii tour he was in his 70s and was still as powerful as he was for the Pulse Tour
Welcome to the music that i grew up with! Music today can never compare. I saw them way back in the 70s in St. Louis, MO. They were great then and they are still great.
David Gilmour's guitar just reaches in and touches the soul, doesn't it? Welcome to the experience that is Pink Floyd! The entire concert is epic, but may I suggest that you next react to "Sorrow" from this same Pulse concert. It's another beautiful & powerful song and the lasers are synced perfectly to the guitar; trust me, you will love it. It's clear that you appreciate great music and artistry. Good reaction -- keep it going!
YAY! another Pink Floyd reaction! Someone might have said this already, but, Pink Floyd should ideally be listened to with over the ear headphones. it really make a difference. If I was going to suggest the best next song for you to listen to by Pink Floyd, it would be Money, then Shine on you Crazy Diamond and then Dogs
I have seen them live three times and bought their album at the time, On the album version they get to add a lot of extra effects to their songs, because they had 16 tracks to play with. But playing live it was pure talent, and they pulled it of with class
Hey ... thanks for listening to Floyd.. been listening since I was 14.. an unbelievable band, ... Dave Gilmore is brilliant.. great channel ..just subscribed ..your one cool woman.. from here over the pond 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Unfortunately u will not be able to see them in concert, the guitar guy is one of the founding members his name is David Gilmore, the keyboardist is also one of the originals, unfortunately his passed away a few years ago, Richard wright the drummer is also an original founding member Nick Mason, i have been to 3 of thier concerts, dark side of the moon tour , the delicate sound of thunder tour, and the pulse tour, all were mind blowing, pick up the DVDs of them and close ur eyes and listen to them on a surround sound format, it will blow u away. Love ur channel, and yes i am quite s bit older than u 66 to be exact and i still get chills watching and listening to them, i turned my son on to them and my grandson they love it , happy listening an God Bless you and your futute
Who else said to themselves that when she said "that guitar player is killing it" said to themselves "wait for it......?". David Gilmore is one of the best guitar players that ever lived and this solo is one of the top 3 that has ever been played.
When you leave a Floyd concert there's silence. Everyone's stunned at what they've just seen and heard. The first reaction is to head for the ticket office to see if there's any left for the next show. Every other artist's performance you see just doesn't cut it any more.
You have just listened to, what is in my opinion, the best performance of this song. I saw this tour in 1994, only in a different city (Rotterdam, Netherlands), but it was equally as good. If I ever die, THIS version needs to be played at my funeral.
If you are mind blown, then start your Pink Floyd journey with Dark Side Of The Moon...the entire album needs to be listened in one sitting but there are some amazing songs on the album that can be listened on their own such as Time (with lyrics), The Great Gig In The Sky, Us And Them, etc. From there, listen to Animals, also with lyrics...THAT will really blow your mind. Welcome to the rabbit hole!!
I was lucky and lived through this music but then unlucky as am 70 now...lol..however Dark Side is there best album...a little better then Led Zepplin first US album
Wish you were here 🔥
Yes, i would repeat what dylan S said..... "Wish You Were Here" between Dark Side and Animals. It's all one long continuos mind blowing experience climaxing with The Wall.
The Live at Pompeii movie is also great.
Dark Side is a phenomenal album. Waters, Gilmour, Wright, and Mason, what a band. I wish Syd could have made it.
Word of advice.....never, ever, EVER stop Dave again when he's full flow on a solo! You'll get the wrath of Pink Floyd fans knocking at your door! When Dave speaks on his guitar...you listen! :)
@@AL-jb1mh Feck me mate it was said in jest hence the " :) " at the end! Lighten up a little.
Gilmour’s second solo is one of mankind’s greatest achievements.
The greatest guitar lines ever committed to recording.
Amen to That!
Probable Gilmour's greatest, and that is saying so much. And then there's the likelihood that this is the best rock guitar solo ever...
@@greghuth9580 It was voted among guitar word & rolling stone readers as best of last century
I have an eargasm everytime I hear the solo. It's like the first time every time.
That’s the light show you get when you tell your lighting guy, “Don’t worry about the cost.”
Watch any song from the Pulse concert. Seriously. Any song.
Yeah, what Alan said, too.
Yeh, the song "Sorrow" is the perfect example of that (also at the 1994 pulse concert) - Soooooo many lasers and different lighting sequences - It is one hell of a live performance to watch and listen to, I highly recommend watching/reacting to it. Also "Run Like Hell" is another great example of insane lighting, also from the same concert :)
PF was the first band to ever use a light show. None of them wanted to be the center of attention, so they created the light show to draw attention away from the band members.
And for this tour - Pulse - they had 3 complete stage sets - one being torn down somewhere, one being performed on that night, and one being put together in their next town. Expensive as hell but what a professional way to do things.
@@EdmundGerber actually that process was rather common for them since the Wall tour in 1980.
That stage set took, if I recall, like 3 days to put up n 3 to take down. Thus one of the reasons they actually lost money on that tour...well, except Rick Wright who Roger had thrown out of the band prior to the tour, but agreed to let him perform as a "session" player and got paid as such.
The whole Pulse concert is live perfection! High Hopes is just incredible. Notice the crowd...When Gilmour plays, the people listen!
I was at this concert. The guitar solo at the end was so epic, that the whole audience was in awe. David Gilmour has a way of making his guitar speak to your soul. Even after the concert in the parking lot, we were still in awe from what we had just witnessed. It was an experience I will never forget. I don't know if you noticed, but the audience was still during the song. Also he was so relaxed during the solo ( as if he was sitting in his lounge chair watching a movie with his feet up.
George Brattole Likewise,the best live gig I’ve ever been to...one of the few benefits of being an old git is having seen classic shows like this
DAMN YOU, SEEING FLOYD IN PERSON IS STILL ON MY BUCKET LIST. IM PISSED
@@robertherzog6204 I'm not trying to rub it in bro, but I have been to about 20 of their concerts. This one was the best. I would have to say the next best was The Wall, Then Dark Side of the Moon back in 72 or 73 ( it was so long ago I can't remember what yr it was ). It was not easy to get tickets to any of them though. They always sold out in a matter of minutes ( no joke ). Luckily I had a close friend that worked at each of the locations I seen them in.
I saw them in concert on this tour in the U.S. The weather was overcast with cloud cover so low the blimp didn't fly. I was the designated driver for my group; everyone else was stoned and possibly drunk. Even though I have an excellent memory, they all seem to remember the show better than I do!
I am so jealous of you for being at that show! That solo is amazing to watch in a video, it had to be life altering to experience it in person. I also noticed how calm the audience was, I have to imagine everyone was just entranced by the spectacle before them and just letting that glorious sound wash over them. All of you had to know you were watching a once-in-a-lifetime performance.
"Comfortably Numb": How you feel after listening to Pink Floyd.
One of my favorite performances of one of my favorite songs by one of my favorite bands. Thank you for sharing your experience.
You know when you hear a song a thousand times and it still gives you chills? Yeah...
"The guitar person... he is killing it".
I can't stop laughing!
When you called Dave Gilmour "The Guitar Person" it made me almost spit my beer out. ...Almost.
That was the purest reaction that I have seen to this. I'm glad that you liked it.
Thank you so much and thanks for also telling me the name lol
This 60-year-old "yeah I've seen all the cool bands live" guy had the same reaction when she said "the guitar person"...and she said it after the little solo tease not knowing what was in store for her.
Thank God for new discoveries of the guitar person..If we all knew the guitar person , that would be the worst WHAT NEXT
Yeah I lost it when she said that.
It's David not Dave.
Don't worry about being moved even tearful listening to Pink Floyd, you're not the first and certainly not the last, wonderful music does that to you.
We all need this. Mind blown.
Thank you so much for reacting to this. I was in high school when this song first came out in 1979. I remember it well. My girlfriend and I at the time loved attending concerts. It was one of the things we loved doing together. There were a huge number of wonderful groups at the time and concerts were not very expensive to attend. Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Boston, Journey, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Triumph, 38 Special, Foreigner, and many others. I can not describe to you what a wonderful time it was to be young then. We were happier, relationships were closer, life was more carefree, and the music was spectacular. My heart just aches that young people will not get to experience life as we did as teenagers in the 70’s/80’s. Again, thank you so much for posting this video. It was a wonderful treat.
It does something physical to my heart when Dave Gilmour plays the solos. It doesn't matter how many times I hear it. Im the same with "wish you were here"
You have to check out comfortably numb performance live in Gdansk Poland. Thousands of Polish fans watching in total silence and awe.
Unfortunately you will not be able to see a live show. Pink Floyd is now part of history. I was fortunate enough to see the Pulse tour at the Giants Stadium in New Jersey in July 1994. It was a moment in my life, along with a few select other moments, I will never forget. Hearing that first chord in a live environment is a feeling you cannot describe. And then, from that first chord, thru the solos, you feel the "Worms" crawling under the skin on your back, your neck, your head. It is just absolutely incredible.
Lighting guy: What's the budget?
David Gilmour: Yes.
I was there ,it was amazing ,X(great reaction
Does my heart good to see you enjoy this music. It's a great experience!
Greatest band ever
David Gilmour's voice has always comforted me. My parents always played Pink Floyd records when I was little. That guitar solo is one of the greatest of all time.
Pink Floyd always has the best light shows.
I am so jealous...I would love to hear this for the first time again. I've been listening to PF for 45 years and it still gets to me every time.
This brought tears to my eyes ...When i was a tennager many years ago ...its was friend who turned me on to to Pink Floyd and I ended up being the biggest Floyd Fan....Last that same friend had pass away and it was this song that he had love the most ...RIP Tim ...I miss you more then you will ever know pal !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sorry for your loss David. RIP Tim.
Brilliant reaction, the joy on your face brought a tear to the eye, welcome to the world of floyd, enjoy
Pink Floyd are incredible story tellers. They are able to invoke polarizing emotions. It combines a child like gleefullness with an ominous uncertain tone. Pure genious!
Mr. Gilmour just added another to his long list of people that have been "Gilmourized". Great reaction.
You don't just listen to the music by Pink Floyd you go through an experience listening to it.
This entire live album is amazing, to me it’s the best live performance ever.
3 members of Pink Floyd plus additional musicians. I saw them live on this Pulse tour in 1994 at the Alamodome in San Antonio with 47,000 fans!! I had 18th row seats on the floor. Pink Floyd started in the late 60s, and tons of young people are still reacting to them in 2020. That shows the strength of the music of the bands from the 60s and 70s. An amazing experience!
That is just plain BADASS! PERIOD! That has to be one of the best live performances ever and damn sure one of the best guitar solos EVER!
with this version you reach saturation point where you cannot take any more in and it all blends into one, this is the greatest solo ever, and I am an old man and have heard some guys play.
The band formed in 1965. The guitar player, Dave Gilmour, joined in 1968. The gray-haired guy on keyboards, Rick Wright, is an original member. He passed away in 2008. The Drummer, Nick Mason, is an original member. The other two original members are not on stage. The others on stage are extras for the live shows which actually take hundreds of people to put on. The Floyd does not skimp in any aspect of their music. Roger Waters, the bass player and lyricist let the band in 1985. He still tours on his own, but he is approaching 77 years young. Nick Mason is touring his Saucerful Of Secrets Tour with guitarist Dave Gilmour. But circumstances are hindering both Waters' and Masons' tours.
You ought t try a song "The Tide is Turning" from the concert Pink Floyd Live in Berlin 1990 the year that the Berlin Wall separating the East & West of Berlin. It has several musicians such as Cindy Lauper, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, The Band,Snow White, and several other musicians. It's the oncore song, and it was sensational
Was brought down
The bass player, Guy Pratt, is somewhat more than an extra: he's Rick Wrights son in law.
@@Dutch1961 he was, I think there was a divorce?
David (not Dave) does not tour with Nick Mason's band.
That first chord was David Gilmour plugging his guitar into your soul!! Glad you felt it!
It is always fun seeing someone get introduced to David Gilmour for the first time.
I saw Pink Floyd 3 times. Each show was the best concert I've ever seen.
Saw this band when I was in my 20's.
This was not a concert but an experience that blew
every one of your senses wide open.
Greatest thing I've ever seen. We had some great music.
Little lady, my generation grew up with this amazing music. I consider myself blessed for having to have heard it way back then. So glad you enjoy it also. It speaks to the timelessness of the music. Peace
I was lucky enough to be at this exact concert. Nothing and I mean nothing will ever compare to that night and especially this solo. It was almost spiritual.
ahhh. the moment when you see the HUGE smile when dave gilmour starts singing. Priceless. love it .
Pink Floyd's music and their songs are more than just music and lyric. You don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience Pink Floyd.
This is what great musicians do, their music invites you in to be a part of it, to enjoy the experience. To feel the passion they feel while they're performing, especially live.
You're at the beginning. Merely touched your toes. Welcome from Canada.
One of the few guitarists who can actually tell a story with his guitar!
Dude has more soul in his guitar pick than I have in my entire body!
That was a great comment and is very true🤣🤣🤣🤘🤘🤘
This is late 60s early 70s psychedelic rock which is some of the best headphones on music ever Pink Floyd is an institution some of the best live performances of all time
I went to that concert, it was so loud in parts it made my chest vibrate. It was a sound and vision extravaganza. Their music never gets old. It was so good to see your reaction to it. Try Wish You Were Here from the same concert. Enjoy.
I love watching the younger generation reacting to my fav band of all time. Great reaction!!!
The second solo is my all time favorite out of rock music......lots of feeling! 😎
Great reaction. It was interesting to see how much the lighting transitions effected you emotionally. That is exactly what they were trying to do.
Thank you for reacting to this epic performance
Their music touches your soul in a very profound way.
As I had stated from an earlier reaction of this version, this performance exceeded the studio version. I'm biased I'll admit, but there is no denying that the two solos David Gilmour plays during this particular recording is right at the top of them all. The feeling he expresses with his guitar reaches the depths of your soul. For another soul grabbing experience, I would suggest reacting to 'The Great Gig in the Sky' from their 'Dark Side of the Moon' album. You will not be disappointed.
Studio version for Great Gig
Lyrics version for Time.
Guitar solo, arguably. Rest of the song, not even close to the studio version!
...Unless you were actually there, then maybe.
Your reaction is soul warming as is this performance.. Thankyou for not pausing until the end,best way too experience in what has to be the greatest live show for grabbing one's soul, Thanks . Beautiful.
It's a delight to watch your reaction to music of my generation. There is so much true musicianship you have yet to experience from my era. Do enjoy your journey.
Welcome to the beginning of your Pink Floyd journey sit back be inspired and have your mind blown ❤❤❤🇬🇧🇬🇧
This reaction may be 3yrs old, but for all of us who grew up on Floyd, seeing that look on your faces, when you realise you are hearing MUSIC, played by a guitar master, is something we smile at. A smile of 'welcome'.
Yes, that's them from 1994. And they are still rocking it today live in 2020.
Pulse is probably one of the best live albums.
Great Reaction, love it when new people can be exposed to music played with actual instruments, and the amazing artistry and skill necessary to create that without pressing a button. Really enjoyed your reaction, thank you. I have another suggestion from this same concert Pulse 1994, "High Hopes or "Coming back to Life",
People from 1955 might disagree these are actual instruments....
@@fordprefect9296 nah, im from 55
All of Pink Floyd is a journey from start to finish in their albums to me it’s peace and serenity
Heaven is where this solo never ends.
This is probably the best guitar solo ever played in music history🌹
Everytime I hear this solo I cry like a f****** baby
i seen 4 live concerts of pink floyd. loved every second of it..
Beautiful young lady,... in addition to the imposing discography, Pink Floyd is best known for their perfect live performances. This is a recording from 1994. See also Delicate sound of thunder tour video from 1989. I grew up with Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple.... and I wouldn’t change it for rejuvenation.
David Gilmour will always be my favorite musician and Pink Floyd will always be my favorite band!!! There will never be another Pink Floyd
I was lucky enough to see this concert in Tampa Stadium, it changed my life. I sware god talked to me that night.David Gilmour is the lead singer/guitar player...There is no one like him in the world! Sadly you won't be able to see them play they retired years ago. But listen to the song TIME (lyric video) and pay close attention, I bet it will move you to tears.
Awweh, that picture made me so happy and sad at the same time. All 5 of them. Poor Syd, poor everyone. Syd looking at the sky, already gone, Roger looking ahead, away from the band, and Richard, RIP. So much transcendent human brilliance in this band.
I went to see them on this tour. Probably 85% of the crowd was either stoned or on acid. Sitting in the crowd taking everything in was an experience I’ll never forget. I saw them at the old foxboro stadium, gilmores solo and the rotating disco ball. Damn I want to go back now lol
If I had a time machine, this show would be my first destination. And I would stay there forever.
I can tell you really like their music. If you didn't know, they also have a film titled "The Wall". Be high for it lol
I'll recommend that you react to any of the songs from the Pulse concert. Pink Floyd designs their shows, lighting, special effects with music, to amplify and magnify the emotion in the music. They do it for every song. I will absolutely recommend you also watch and react to the 2016 David Gilmour in Pompeii concert as well. In the Pulse Tour David Gilmour was in his 50s, for the 2016 Pompeii tour he was in his 70s and was still as powerful as he was for the Pulse Tour
I get the chills then the sweats from this song!!!
Welcome to the music that i grew up with! Music today can never compare. I saw them way back in the 70s in St. Louis, MO. They were great then and they are still great.
David Gilmour's guitar just reaches in and touches the soul, doesn't it? Welcome to the experience that is Pink Floyd! The entire concert is epic, but may I suggest that you next react to "Sorrow" from this same Pulse concert. It's another beautiful & powerful song and the lasers are synced perfectly to the guitar; trust me, you will love it. It's clear that you appreciate great music and artistry. Good reaction -- keep it going!
I LOVE your reactions! You're the best!
Sorrow from this concert is wonderful!
Girl got the stank face during the guitar solo 🤗🔥🎶
YAY! another Pink Floyd reaction! Someone might have said this already, but, Pink Floyd should ideally be listened to with over the ear headphones. it really make a difference. If I was going to suggest the best next song for you to listen to by Pink Floyd, it would be Money, then Shine on you Crazy Diamond and then Dogs
Love your reaction! Pink Floyd is in it"s own genre!
Mam, your reaction is awesome. The 2nd guitar solo is a message to your heart and you smash it!
Greetings from Germany.
My aunt in the 70's put me in a hammock with headphones and Dark Side of the Moon Album...ty Jane
I have seen them live three times and bought their album at the time, On the album version they get to add a lot of extra effects to their songs, because they had 16 tracks to play with. But playing live it was pure talent, and they pulled it of with class
Hey ... thanks for listening to Floyd.. been listening since I was 14.. an unbelievable band, ... Dave Gilmore is brilliant.. great channel ..just subscribed ..your one cool woman.. from here over the pond 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Isn't it amazing how not only the lyricist move you ; vocals, backUp vocals, keyboard, bass guitar, and electric guitar
Please listen to "The Great Gig In The Sky" it will certainly move you !
Unfortunately u will not be able to see them in concert, the guitar guy is one of the founding members his name is David Gilmore, the keyboardist is also one of the originals, unfortunately his passed away a few years ago, Richard wright the drummer is also an original founding member Nick Mason, i have been to 3 of thier concerts, dark side of the moon tour , the delicate sound of thunder tour, and the pulse tour, all were mind blowing, pick up the DVDs of them and close ur eyes and listen to them on a surround sound format, it will blow u away. Love ur channel, and yes i am quite s bit older than u 66 to be exact and i still get chills watching and listening to them, i turned my son on to them and my grandson they love it , happy listening an God Bless you and your futute
Hands down the greatest guitar player alive today. Keep on David Gilmour
As you start your journey with Pink Floyd, take your time, be patient, enjoy the ride. There’s fifty years of music to catch up on.
Light shows at Pink Floyd concerts are one of a kind!
You had to see in person! The light show in concert with the song is incredible!
Who else said to themselves that when she said "that guitar player is killing it" said to themselves "wait for it......?". David Gilmore is one of the best guitar players that ever lived and this solo is one of the top 3 that has ever been played.
You can see the gut-wrenching surprise in her face!
I saw Pink Floyd in concert, there is no other experience like it.
When you leave a Floyd concert there's silence. Everyone's stunned at what they've just seen and heard. The first reaction is to head for the ticket office to see if there's any left for the next show. Every other artist's performance you see just doesn't cut it any more.
Subbed for this beautiful reaction... You hit it on the nail, sweetheart... you understand real music!
Pulse 94 the greatest concert ever Sorrow, keep talking, coming back to life, every song is amazing
Well done, you kept your eyes open! Always watch floyd for the eye candy; easy to get lost on the sound alone.
You have just listened to, what is in my opinion, the best performance of this song. I saw this tour in 1994, only in a different city (Rotterdam, Netherlands), but it was equally as good. If I ever die, THIS version needs to be played at my funeral.
I'm so glad you watched this!
Hope you'll watch Run like hell from this gig.