Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb | First Time Reaction
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THATS A RELIEF…. BRAVO 👏…. ALREADY WENT THROUGH TWO OF THOSE
Pink Floyd has sent more people to space than NASA.
This is a good comment hahaha
I wonder if Major Tom listened to Pink Floyd...
🤣😂😅🤘
I did have a little smile when you said you had been told you would love the guitar solo, and said how much you liked the first solo at the end of the first chorus, and i was thinking "wait til you get to the real solo" 🙂
I think my face said it all ❤️🔥
@@BisscuteReacts It did, and I was expecting that type of reaction - I wasn't dissapointed! All the best. Rab
always a rookie mistake get caught up with the 1st solo then the 2nd hits
*lol* I felt the same way when she said after the short solo that she liked it, I thought to myself, just wait and see what's to come...
@Bisscute Great reaction, thx
I actually like the first solo better. It sounds like his guitar is singing. The second solo is, of course, the more spectacular. They're both top-rate.
You stuck to the golden rule.....Never interrupt a David Gilmour guitar solo!!....An awesome reaction Bisscute!!
I couldn’t stop it my heart would have broke . Maybe if I would have I could kept it without the blur
@@BisscuteReacts Yeah, its real tough when listening to such beautiful music to stop it, to avoid the copyright stuff, your emotion is so refreshing, keep doing what your doing, your an amazing young lady x
Well said. Far too many reactors pause when the great one is in mid solo.
Biscuit done a great job here😎
@@Craigregister000 I think it may be against the law ;-)
@@BisscuteReacts Perhaps you should watch movie The Wall to better understand the nature of the song. The song is about the movie main character. But in fact, it is a direct allusion to the founding member of the band - Syd Barrett. About the showbiz world, it’s pressures and emotional and physical downfall.
I saw this show live in 94 and it was totally out of this world. The whole concert was unbelievable! Great reaction! keep them coming!
This is literally musical history. The greatest guitar solo, of all time
:Objection! Jimmy Page Stairway at the Garden ;)
:Noted. Jury will deliberate and reconvene. 🤘
This is my opinion too.
@@chriswade1139 love them both but I have to give it to pink floyd just because I love this song so frickin much
Sorry but I play a pretty mean guitar in the shower.
And then David Gilmour walked into the studio again just to play "Shine on You Crazy Diamond" and destroy the rest of guitar solos forever.
I have watched this concert loads of times and it still blows me away every time,the best live concert by a mile.✌️
One of the best songs ever
What I love about your reaction to this song is how it shows the timelessness of some music and performances. You're reacting this way to a nearly 30 year-old performance of a song that was already 15 years old when it was performed. This shows they created something that truly endures across generations. Amazing.
Pink Floyd is a state of mind. Another level in music.
the ending solo and the voice of Gilmour are soooo great!
When David plays you don’t ever want his Solos to end. Played with such soul, emotion, love and precision. He’s inspired so many guitarists over the years. I was fortunate enough to get to see them when I was in high school. Their light shows are as amazing as you always hear.
On the turning away (2019 remastered) live! There´s another great guitarrsolo from David.
I have to watch this reaction at least once a week because when I'm feeling a bit down that smile just lifts my heart.
Kudos to Guy Pratt for his bass and vocal support in the song. There’s nothing left to say about David Gilmour’s solo. He just puts on a clinic demonstrating how to become one with your instrument before an adoring audience.
These are artists. This is a landscape. It is painted, beautifully.
There are epic solos and there are epic solos and there's this one it's on a completely different level!!
PINK FLOYD FOREVER IN MY ♥️🎸
Music is a universal language I saw you felt it I'm 58 been listening to it for years so glad that I have Pink Floyd in my life cuz I was growing up Universal enjoy it
i was lucky enough to see this show at this venue, sat about half way back up on the left, it was simply amazing. On the way out my partner waved two tickets at me for the following nights performance at me - a total surprise! .We were sat second row from the front, right in the middle.It was like we were actually in the performance and quite simply the the best night of my life, The blurring worked fine, much better than pausing, and the look on your face when Dave Gilmour started singing said it all. Any of the songs from Pulse are worth watching, but Sorrow, High Hopes, One of these Days and Time are particularly good - keep up the good work.
Great show I was at the Clemson, SC show in the US most amazing show I think I have ever seen. I have also seen the Dead many times but Floyd was so much better in my opinion, I think it just over saturation of the Dead a show 3-4 times a week not that I mind either but Floyd always did something more than the Dead for me.
I went to one of these Earls Court concerts in 1994, Division Bell Tour. You didn't just hear the music but felt it also, in some parts I could feel my chest vibrating. The visuals were stunning also. Once a fan always a fan of this band.
As far as I'm concerned, David Gilmour is the greatest guitarist of ALL TIME. The man is a master and a genius and an incredible musician, singer, showman and songwriter, his work with Floyd was ASTOUNDING and his solo stuff is JUST as good. The crowd here is somewhere in the region of 274,000 people, at the final concert in their Division Bell tour in '94, at Earl's Court, and it was a truly MASSIVE event. Comfortably Numb is one of their absolute masterpieces, but Pink Floyd had several other incredible hits over the years. If you want to experience the sheer raw power of Gilmour's guitarwork, there's nothing better than my very favourite Floyd track, Sorrow, But I would also highly recommend Wish You Were Here, Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Part 1), Coming Back To Life, Run Like Hell, Time/Breathe (Reprise), High Hopes, Fat Old Sun, Another Brick In the Wall, The Great Gig In the Sky, Money, Keep Talking, Us and Them, A Great Fay For Freedom, What Do You Want From Me and Eclipse.
Sorry but Earls Court would never hold 274k people, more like about 20k. But they did do about two weeks of concerts there so the 274k was probably the figure for all the nights combined.
But the show was just out of this world, I was near the back in the centre.
yes one of my favorite bands... I really do appreciate watching my younger friends expressions such as yours to such a wide spectrum of art and soul. And you have a great perspective, thanks!
Guitar solo that goes deep into your soul ... Cannot put in words or explain how this song makes me feel... !
If that isn't the finest exhibition of lead guitar playing ever to have happened at a live performance I'd sure like to see what's better. David Gilmour is just incomprehensibly and inexplicably special. Those very fortunate few that got to see this live cannot possibly ever forget it. Gotta be on their lists of "best days ever" at the end of their lives.
"David Gilmour is just incomprehensibly and inexplicably special." I just thought I'd repeat that sentence.
Steve Lukather - Toto- I ll be over you 1990
What a fantastic reaction. So wonderful to see someone who genuinely cares.
Comfortably Numb is the nineteenth track on The Wall, a high-concept album about the childhood, career and life of a musician named Pink.
By the time The Wall gets to Comfortably Numb, Pink is being made to play a concert yet wants only to retreat from life and fame and terrible people and overdoses on morphine. The lyrics "There is no pain you are receding" is Pink fading away from life and into oblivion, while the greedy people who run the concert get a doctor to inject him with something to wake him back up (the "ting" you laughed at) so he can play the concert ("that'll keep you going for the show").
Definitely listen to The Wall in full, it's absolutely brilliant stuff. The whole thing is incredible and I rage every day that no musicians anywhere seem to be trying something anywhere near as ambitious.
They capture you with Their music , and allow YOU to go on your own Journey.
I went to a Pulse Concert in 1994…the sound just surrounded you from every possible direction! You were just totally captivated by the performance on stage and the music combined with the lighting…to say it was a surreal and mesmerizing experience is an understatement! Best concert hands down in my life!🤷♂️😁
this epic song has the 1st and 2nd most beautiful guitar solos ever
nah first solo is not that good
Gosh, I just melt below the waves of David Gilmour's voice, and then his guitar begins to sing... Legend.
I saw them on this tour in my county, in Wr. Neustadt. They played for 80000 people, i never will forget that day and night... Absolutely perfect sound, unbelievable lights show, and they were in great shape. Always getting goosebumps when I hear my favorite song of them....
Your smile and your fascial expression, reminds me of the smile and the facial expression of the thousands of spectators (more than 62,500 per evening X 3) attending this show in 1994 in Montreal.
I saw this concert twice, on May 23 and 24, 1994, Montreal Olympic Stadium. My employer (Labatt Breweries of Canada) was the sponsor for the three shows in Montreal, they were offering employees discounted tickets, in addition to a draw of a few dozen tickets. I bought mine for May 23 and I won those (a pair) for May 24. Some people have asked me, "Why are you going to see this show twice?" When they finally saw the DVD of this show a few years later, they understood why I was there twice, with a bit of jealousy.
This is possibly one of the greatest live performances of all time. Queen, Pink Floyd and Iron Maiden are the best live bands IMO.
Agreed
outrageous band, all together and one by one. lead singer and lead guitar david gilmore is one of the finest evokers of emotion
I saw this show at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pa.... Having been a PF fan my entire life, this wasn't just a concert, it was a spritual experience. Buy the DVD... you won't regret it to watch it end to end... over and over.
Hopefully more in the future
Roger Waters wrote the lyrics. While many people thought the song was about drugs, Waters claims it is not. The lyrics are about what he felt like as a child when he was sick with a fever. As an adult, he got that feeling again sometimes, entering a state of delirium, where he felt detached from reality. He told Mojo magazine (December 2009) that the lines, "When I was a child I had a fever/My hands felt just like two balloons" were autobiographical. He explained: "I remember having the flu or something, an infection with a temperature of 105 and being delirious. It wasn't like the hands looked like balloons, but they looked way too big, frightening. A lot of people think those lines are about masturbation. God knows why."
In a radio interview around 1980 with Jim Ladd from KLOS in Los Angeles, Waters said part of the song is about the time he got hepatitis but didn't know it. Pink Floyd had to do a show that night in Philadelphia, and the doctor Roger saw gave him a sedative to help the pain, thinking it was a stomach disorder. At the show, Roger's hands were numb "like two toy balloons." He was unable to focus, but also realized the fans didn't care because they were so busy screaming, hence "comfortably" numb. He said most of The Wall is about alienation between the audience and band.
Exploring further, Mojo asked Waters about the line, "That'll keep you going through the show," referring to getting medicated before going on-stage. He explained: "That comes from a specific show at the Spectrum in Philadelphia (June 29, 1977). I had stomach cramps so bad that I thought I wasn't able to go on. A doctor backstage gave me a shot of something that I swear to God would have killed a f---ing elephant. I did the whole show hardly able to raise my hand above my knee. He said it was a muscular relaxant. But it rendered me almost insensible. It was so bad that at the end of the show, the audience was baying for more. I couldn't do it. They did the encore about me." >>
It was about Heroine. I lived through it myself. But the record company forced them to deny it so they would not lose radio station play. Just about all song's back in the 60s 70s 80s were about drugs. I've heard them say it was about a diabetic that need insulin. Yeah right. That little pin prick was an addict getting injected. You automatically start feeling better the second you get that fix. I can't stand the lies that are fed to young people. I'm 62 and lucky to be alive.
Your hands swell up from where you've missed a shot. You missed the vein. Watch the Movie The Wall. He's Dope Sick. That means you're going into withdrawal. And you can't do anything until you get a shot. Heroine was the SCOURGE in the 70s and 80s in England and the U.S. Watch the uncut Movie The Wall and see for yourself.
Take itBack has a beautiful riff, LOVE IT
We are all blessed, each and every time we check into what I call, "Ear Heaven" - This is *The Song* that my heart surgeons and I decided would serve us all best during my procedure. I believe that it worked. Love!!!! *Comfortably Numb* is not only a history, but a requiem of all that is before. . . . *there is no pain, you are receding.* Yes, it makes a difference.
That subtle bass dynamic shift call-out you made during the second solo was appreciation on a super immersed level. Awesome listening with you. Cheers.
I know the albums, grew up with them, only seen the videos as an adult. Love the reactions!
I was there Earls Court London 1994 the day after the seat collapse!!!! was an awesome concert
Whenever you get to their song "Time" do not read the lyrics prior to listening. It was one of the most beautiful ever and everyone of us deserves the right to experience those words first time with the music it was written for.
You have a lovely smile. I've seen the video numerous times so I don't care that you blurred it out. Besides, all I'm interested in is watching you and your reaction anyway. It was well worth it.
David Gilmour doesn't play th guitar, he makes her cry, wail, moan, laugh, scream, it is such an amazing solo, full of emotion, in my eyes, he will always be my favorite guitarist ever.
I find amazing that you gave them the opportunity to ensnare you with their masterful music, amazing video
A masterpiece. And one of the best guitar solo ever made
The song was about how the bassist player Waters had to get a muscle relaxant injected so he could perform and said it was the longest concert of his life. Crazy how it means so much to others.
By putting it on the album "The wall", Pink Floyd turned this "little incident" into a great metaphore with a large scale of interpretations. To me it allways ment that some people do not care about anything, especially other people cause they are numb insinde but seem to feel OK with that.
I was actually at this concert and I can tell you it was the best concert I’ve ever been to to this day. Fun fact about the show their stage was so large and elaborate, it took several days to set it up. Because of this, they had three identical stages while they were performing in one city the other two stages traveled ahead of them, and we’re being set up in the next city, so it was ready for them when they got there.
Hi, first off let me say your reactions to AC/DC are brilliant, i am Australian so i grew up with AC/DC on the radio. I flew from Australia just for the Pulse 1994 concert in London. you reaction to Pink Floyd is the same one i have had for 50 yrs now. life changing. i taught myself to play the guitar because of a song called wish you were here. every album is a journey, and each track is another path along that journey. David Gilmour can make the guitar sing, cry and talk all at the same time. the second solo on this song is considered to be the best solo of all time. keep listening to Pink Floyd you won't be disappointed. 😁😁😁
I've had this lined up to be played at my funeral for many years.
It was the best reaction to the best music. Thank you! 🌷
Hi Pink, I hope you are watching a few of these reaction video's. Must be cool to see that your music is going to travel down from generation to generation. Totally classic👍👍♥️
I'm an old PF fan, and I just found your channel. Great reaction. Has anyone ever told you (I bet the answer is "yes") that you look like a young Gal Gadot?
I have to admit I did get that a bit 💕. Thank you 💝
Loved your reaction.. Definitely check out "high hopes" & " on the turning away"
I saw this concert on their 1994 tour. It was at Texas Stadium in Irving, Texas (a suburb of Dallas). Texas Stadium had a big open-air roof and it had rained earlier in the day, so it was very humid. The smoke from the fog machines floated out of the hole in the roof and, because of the humidity, didn’t dissipate like normal; the fog clouds seemed to climb forever. When the lights and lasers were running the light show extended 500 or 600 feet into the air. It could probably be seen from 5 miles away. To this day it was the most amazing concert and light show I’ve ever seen.
In the 70s my buddies I would drive around the streets in my home town listening to pink Floyd. Great memories. Their still great. Thank you for your reaction.
The best symphonic band in metal/ rock history .....
Wait until you see the flying pigs. The lazers going everywhere. The guy in front of you falling over everytime a lazer shoots over his head, (he had a bag of mushrooms big enough to start a farmers market, and loved to hand them out) We spent the whole concert catching him and watching the show. Best concert of all time.
Oh hahaha ❤️
That was an excellent observation! I've seen this video so many times and I never get tired of it. Not once did I notice that the ENTIRE crowd was mesmerized as the solo absolutely blasted them toward the end. Just overwhelming.
No one puts on concerts of this caliber. Great reaction! I got the chance to see them twice. The last time they toured with two groups of nine semi trucks of equipment. One would set up for a three day run, while the second troupe jumped ahead to set up the next venue. Even though both concerts were outdoors in stadiums, the lighting and sound were above any concert I've seen since.
I have seen Pink Floyd 3 times in concert.
I was at a show of David Gilmour, after Pink Floyd, when he was doing a tour with Eric Clapton, and that was one of the best I have seen.
This song is actually about a guy in a band, that tries to kill himself before a show.. he ODs on drugs,, and when his manager busts into the hotel and find him, he starts paying off everyone, and a doctor/pusher gives him a shot of different drugs to wake him up so he can perform at the show... and all that happening is his experience through his eyes... Its all in the movie The Wall... the film even has 2 songs that were never released... Great reaction. Thank you.
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I was there that night, I'm so glad you didn't pause it. Just close your eyes and enjoy it.
So lovely to watch your beautiful, honest and emotional reactions, adds a 4th dimension to songs I have loved forever!!
Dark Side of the Moon... The great gig in the sky. The lyrics are only the incantation. The song is wordless, sung by guest singer Clare Torry. It is a sequence of wails, cries, laments from a woman who is facing the vaults of death.
You can "feel" the whole music only listening that solo. Pink Floyd is the best "trip" ever!!!
Thanks sweet Bisscute to bring us this joy on this sunday 👏🏻👏🏻
Best guitar solo in Rock and Roll. I was lucky enough to hear it live in 1994 when this tour came to my home town in Edmonton, Alberta , Canada.
Amazing ❤
Took my wife, her 1st concert, to see Pulse in El Paso, TX!
LOL...I just suggested this song by Pink Floyd on your reaction to Queen's Live Aid concert.
One of the best live performances ever is Rush, Working Man in Cleveland. You will LOVE it!
My opinion only and I've been a fan forever. The David Gilmour- Comfortably Numb live at Pompei 2016 is his Masterpiece!
Noted ❤️
David Gilmour would later join the band in December 1967, while Barrett was ousted from the band in April 1968 due to deteriorating mental health. From the 1970s onwards, they were augmented by additional personnel in the studio and on stage. Following creative tensions, Wright left Pink Floyd in 1979, followed by Waters in 1985. Wright rejoined as a session musician and, later, band member. Mason is the only member to appear on all studio releases.[1
Did'nt know Rick Wright was the first to go, mr Brown !
David Gilmore is in my humble opinion, one of the most unrecognized, underrated guitarists ever!.. love your reaction to his voice when He starts his vocal part..
He’s one of the most highly rated and recognized guitarists.
Calling David Gilmour underrated is about one of the dumbest fucking things I've ever seen on youtube. Christ what is it with so many sub 20 iq drooling imbecile youtubers calling everything they like underrated no matter how huge they are
I've seen a lot of reactors waching this perfomance, but you're the only who mentioned this 15:06. I love this bass phrase too! You have a great ears! ...and eyes...and nose, and lips🤩..I'm so impressed!💘💘💘👏
Oh my, when you said " it's from 1993, I wasn't born then, " But to then see your reaction was exactly the same as mine when I first heard it, all those years ago.
I had to call my girlfriend in to just watch your face transition from the opening to the moment Gilmour's vocals kicked in. That was a beautiful and priceless reaction.
The greatest guitar solo. Period.
Pink Floyd's light show does that.They could turn the audience any color they wanted their lights wer that good.
You can see your face shift when it goes into a major mode. It's more pleasing to hear.
I love this shit!!!
"i would love the solo" me: she didnt even get to the amazing part yet, cant wait to see it. Cheer from Brazil
The most beautiful song!
The movie/rock opera “The Wall [1982]” is how you get an in depth understanding of this song. A lot of their songs on that album titled the same from 1979, really. The movie is a “must watch” one. The movie/album is loosely based off their old lead singer Syd Barrett’s descent into madness from all of his drug abuse mixed with childhood references to either Roger or David’s childhood. Can’t remember which one of them it was.
Pink Floyd is the best!!!!!
That was filmed at Earls Court in London, seating capacity 20000, but extra 1200 seats had been added. Some of which collapsed on the first night, 90 people were injured, and the concert was postponed. I was there, and still get goose bumps, every time I hear it.
I've seen Pink Floyd 4 times starting in 1973. No one stands or leaves their seat during a Floyd concert until the song ends. Then you loose your mind and sit back down a prey for more. Truly awesome. Top 3 band ever. Best back up vocals ever. Just amazing to see, and hear.
You get it, Bisscute, I love that!!
Amazing first time I listened to this song was on album on a record player! With a seven inch speaker! And in my mind it sounded just like this! With all the digital technology and my fancy head phone! My imagination had to make up for the flaws! And this is what herd in my minds eye! The same with A whiter shade of Pale live in Denmark! 2006! Different but always what I heard in my minds eye! It came out in 1967 first time I heard it was on a Am transistor radio with a two inch speaker! Greatest musical generation the world has ever seen!🌎!
Pink Floyd is the best organized Rock Band , they don't have very nice vocalist but the composition ,the ambiance of the stage is awesome
That is what I call a Guitar Solo. ❤
When I saw this tour in Indianapolis, Indiana, the Mirror Ball came up from the floor, not the ceiling. "Run Like Hell" was the Encore, but this whole show is the best concert I've ever seen live and I have seen alot!
“I was not even born” 😂 the expression on your face when David Gilmour starts singing is priceless. He does that to alot of people that hear him for the first time. His music and voice melt your soul. He’s a guitar master 😊! You must listen to Pink Floyd’s songs ( coming back to life and high hopes from the pulse concert also) ! Congratulations on discovering Pink Floyd! You’ll be hooked on them and wearing their T-shirts 😊! It’s great music.
The lead vocalist is David Gilmore. He has been with Pink Floyd since1968 but is not one of the original members. He came into the band when Roger Sydney (Sad) Barrrett left for mental health and drug-related reasons (very sad story). Guy Pratt is the younger member on the Headless Bass. Nick Mason is on the drums and his an original member.Richard Wright is the older, white-haired gentleman on the Piano, Organ(s), etc. We experience PF, we do not simply listen.
This performance of this song is peak guitar. Hell, it might just be peak music.
Every note is perfect.
I don't know you one thing for sure you have great taste In music !
My old brother used to have the DVD of this. One of the greatest light shows ever.
He was a performer that got pumped up with drugs before he went on stage to perform. You have to see the movie!
I was at Pulse in Munich. I was totally mesmerized by the whole experience, but the climax was truly these guitar solos. And that disco ball...wow
Jealous hahaha glad you had a good time ❤
Hey, I was at that concert in the Olympia Stadion too. 😃I loved everything, but the bass from "One of these days" moving around the stadium melt my brain. 🤯😁
@Monitorreiniger, maybe the hash? I think the sound engineer had to go to the washroom during that song.
@@BisscuteReacts during one of your reactions, you said that you like the bass guitar. Try Rush "Working Man". You will enjoy it, I guarantee!
Pulse, el mejor concierto que vi en mi vida y Pink Floyd la mejor banda de los últimos 70 años.
Best concert I’ve attended in 65 years
I could tell you're a good person by the way your smile lit up when the guitar solo started. :-)