David Gilmour (singer/guitarist) wrote this song about the woman he married in 1994, the novelist Polly Samson. (Polly herself has written many of the lyrics to the Gilmour-era Pink Floyd songs from the late 1980s/early 1990s). They are still together today.
Music at its best: That is Pink Floyd. Glad you finally got around to them but there is little chance now that you will ever be able to experience this band on stage. That is where they really shine. I mean, it is like light coming out of their chests. The majority of my 73 years on this planet has been devoted to Gilmour and the band. When they perform live, it is on another level than anything else I have ever experienced. The professionalism of all involved sets the stage for a performance that is second to none. It don't get no better than Pink Floyd. Thanks for posting.
You can find an incredible acoustic version of this on youtube, it has this title: "David Gilmour - Coming Back to Life (In Concert)" ....... (and a girl-choir in the background on the thumbnail)
here´s tipps for three songs which will blow your mind: "shine on you crazy diamond" (version from studio-album) "echoes" (live in pompeii 1972) "dogs" (studio-album)
I've told you every time you react to a Pink Floyd song from The Pulse concert I was at in Earls Court London October 94, you need to listen and react and definitely watch the Final song of the concert what they finished the night with it's "Run Like Hell " it'll blow your mind away especially at the ending as the whole stage EXPLODES and shit loads of pyrotechnics going off..You won't be disappointed I've seen you react to Run Like Hell from the Pompeii concert but this goes miles better than that one
You might want to check out some Genesis, maybe "Firth of Fifth", "Ripples" or "Dance on a Volcano". Also, as a change of pace, Grand Funk Railroad "Inside Looking Out", the live video from 1969...
die hard floydsters will understand, ,,, when i hear live versions i miss the "off chord" at the end of this song on the original studio version, just like the "piano chord" at the end of "a day in the life" by the beatles, it leaves me feeling "incompletely satisfied" ,,longing for that last chord
Don't hurt yourself jumping into these videos! Can't go wrong with more PF. You might also appreciate Jethro Tull (Aqualung for a start), Dire Straits, or two groups that are pretty much ignored on these channels--Supertramp and Crowded House.
If you love that track, wait till you play the next one on that tour. It's called Sorrow, and when I saw this tour in London, the walls of the building shook.! Also a quite incredible solo to end it. Up next please!
You want to watch this......4 black brothers with a white drummer created this ICONIC Masterpiece from the 60’s Psychedelic Era Trust me…. You do not want your life to end without hearing this song. “TIME HAS COME TODAY“- The Chambers Brothers - Album Long version, then Live. PLEASE and Thank You. 1,595,600+ views so far.
That's what you call music
David Gilmour (singer/guitarist) wrote this song about the woman he married in 1994, the novelist Polly Samson. (Polly herself has written many of the lyrics to the Gilmour-era Pink Floyd songs from the late 1980s/early 1990s). They are still together today.
David Gilmour inspired me to start playing the guitar
Any Live Pulse song is amazing.
"Keep Talking" This song freaks out reactors, I love it,
It is great, isn't it? Much love....
So glad you discovered Pink Floyd!
One of my all time faves, thank you for checking this one out. My other is High Hopes from the same concert. As always- much love&respect🤘
Hey Ron I will have to check out High Hopes! Thank you for all your support!
@@risbydacreator Lost for Words is the track right before High Hopes. One of my absolute favorites.
This is my favourite song of pink Floyd sooooooo meaningful 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you Lord for this wonderful song...
Why thank a fantasy figure for what real people did?
thank you bro 😎👍
No problem Gerry. Thank you for helping bless my ears!!!
@@risbydacreator 😎👍
Music at its best: That is Pink Floyd.
Glad you finally got around to them but there is little chance now that you will ever be able to experience this band on stage. That is where they really shine. I mean, it is like light coming out of their chests.
The majority of my 73 years on this planet has been devoted to Gilmour and the band.
When they perform live, it is on another level than anything else I have ever experienced. The professionalism of all involved sets the stage for a performance that is second to none. It don't get no better than Pink Floyd.
Thanks for posting.
You can find an incredible acoustic version of this on youtube, it has this title: "David Gilmour - Coming Back to Life (In Concert)" ....... (and a girl-choir in the background on the thumbnail)
Money from same concert 💥💥💥💥❤️✌🏼
Gente que hace música así , no debería morir núnca !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pink Floyd transcende a nossa alma,eu me transporto a outro plano
André - Rio Grande do sul Brasil
Subbed!, You should do Sorrow and High Hopes from Pulse next! You will be surprised by both songs guaranteed!
Thank you! I will check those songs out! I’m about to upload a reaction to Brick in the wall part 2!
David Gilmour on guitar and vocals, it would be a great idea to finish the second part of Shine On You Crazy Diamond (parts 6-9) don't miss out
here´s tipps for three songs which will blow your mind: "shine on you crazy diamond" (version from studio-album) "echoes" (live in pompeii 1972) "dogs" (studio-album)
Hey Gerald. I will definitely check these songs out!
yess 😎👍🎸🎶🎶
@@risbydacreator Dog .. Studio version with lyric = 17 min . 😎👍
Do the Echoes video that has 37 million views, and is 10 minutes. Best one imo.
I've told you every time you react to a Pink Floyd song from The Pulse concert I was at in Earls Court London October 94, you need to listen and react and definitely watch the Final song of the concert what they finished the night with it's "Run Like Hell " it'll blow your mind away especially at the ending as the whole stage EXPLODES and shit loads of pyrotechnics going off..You won't be disappointed I've seen you react to Run Like Hell from the Pompeii concert but this goes miles better than that one
You might want to check out some Genesis, maybe "Firth of Fifth", "Ripples" or "Dance on a Volcano". Also, as a change of pace, Grand Funk Railroad "Inside Looking Out", the live video from 1969...
die hard floydsters will understand, ,,, when i hear live versions i miss the "off chord" at the end of this song on the original studio version, just like the "piano chord" at the end of "a day in the life" by the beatles, it leaves me feeling "incompletely satisfied" ,,longing for that last chord
Don't hurt yourself jumping into these videos! Can't go wrong with more PF. You might also appreciate Jethro Tull (Aqualung for a start), Dire Straits, or two groups that are pretty much ignored on these channels--Supertramp and Crowded House.
If you love that track, wait till you play the next one on that tour. It's called Sorrow, and when I saw this tour in London, the walls of the building shook.! Also a quite incredible solo to end it. Up next please!
please check out "careful with that axe eugene" from live at pompeii
You want to watch this......4 black brothers with a white drummer created this ICONIC Masterpiece from the 60’s Psychedelic Era Trust me…. You do not want your life to end without hearing this song.
“TIME HAS COME TODAY“- The Chambers Brothers - Album Long version, then Live. PLEASE and Thank You. 1,595,600+ views
so far.
Who cares what colour they were....
There is no need to jump around and talk so loud.
Great choice to do a reaction to so thats a +
Please get one or maybe two more people to listen with you... 🎉🎉