There is something about Floyd music that ages and matures with you the older you get. Revealing emotion and depth that could have very well passed you by at a younger age. This could be part of its timelessness. It is the musical gift that truly keeps on giving.
Speed does not equate to talent. Unfortunately, it seems to be believed it does these days. Gilmour is perfect on each note, in my book, that's far more important and a sign of actual talent.
It did for me too! This song was the second time (in my lifetime) I've had what I refer to as a 'music-gasm' (it's a good thing, not perverted). So that makes it one of the top two musical experiences of my life, as far as not being at a show physically (not too shabby!).
I was at the show four times. And can't get enough watching the video's and you and others youngsters reacting to it. This band is the Beethoven of the 20th century.
The thing to keep in mind is that pink floyd live is an experience. The lights and music are highly choreographed to amplify and magnify the emotions in the music. Comfortably Numb is preeminent example of that process.
😂It's normal, you're feeling it, differently today, that when you were a teenager! And, as, I, already, told you, pink floyd, is the perfect music to make you travel, without leaving your house! You're a young mom, with twins, apparently, so, you must be tired, and need to escape sometimes! PINK FLOYD, IS perfect for you, beautiful mom! Kisses from FRANCE, MY beauty! Goodluck! ✌️😋😂🎸🇫🇷
I’ve played guitar for over 40 years, I play every day. I can play like David Gilmour for about 15 - 20 seconds, then reality hits. Normal people simply can’t do what he does.
My wife and I along with several other couples went to see that show in Atlanta at the Bobby Dodd stadium both nights. and it rained one of the nights, the fog came down right above the stage and enhanced the laser light show twice as much it was awesome. I went totally sober so I could take in every second for future memories. When that song played at the end of the show we looked around and EVERYONE was openly crying and singing our hearts out along with the band, by far the best concert ever! David Gilmour just pours out his soul through music and that guitar!
If your interested in the roots of how a band gets to that level, I would strongly urge you watch PF "Echoes live at Pompeii" where they play in an empty Roman Amphitheater with no audience. Even in the early 70's PF were already in a select group of bands head-n-shoulders above the rest. Worth having the lyrics although it's mostly instrumental. But the song reflects on the beggings of life in the oceans through to two humans recognising themselves as mere echoes of that first life on earth and the connection we all have. It's a rabbit hole for sure, but if you want to go deeper then "buckle up dorethy, kansas is about to go bye bye!" 😊
Pink floyd is like therapy for me .. Like your reaction .. And I would love to be at that concert. One of the best live preforms ever. The guitar solo, I think there are few who beat it. Greetings from Norway. 😀
Their music takes you on a journey & i think each person interrupts it differently depending on their own emotions & experiences. Musical geniuses that only happen once in a lifetime. I wish I'd gotten to see them live!
That is the magic of a David Gilmour solo,too take your soul into a song where you forget about Time almost .The GOAT live guitar performance , Not many bands can sound better than their studio version but they pulled it off spectacularly. Hard to believe it was all those years ago in 94! could have been yesterday. Love your reaction. Try the last song from this concert Run Like hell, you won't be disappointed.
Your right not many bands sound like there studio work i can think of 3 bands that sounds like there studio stuff pink floyd of course dire straits and elo
Yea, I was at the show. working in London at the time so went to 6 nights of a ten night run. The entrance was through the adjacent hall where they had the food and merc stands; dominated by the original 20 foot heads from the Division Bell CD cover. They changed a few songs during the first half of the show, the second half was the complete DSOTM album, and the encore the usual trio of Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb and Run Like Hell.
As an English man of a certain age I may be accused of being bias but I don't believe that any other country has produced the quality of music that has come out of my little Island in the last 50 years , there is no other band quite like Pink Floyd in my opinion, I think people will still be listening to that guitar solo a hundred years from now and be moved in the same way as people today . Ps America has produced some wonderful bands and solo artists some of which I like a lot but I think I grew up in the right era and right place for music, especially Rock music.
As a "yankee" girl of a certain age, I have to agree wholeheartedly! I grew up listening to, and falling in love with, a fair number of brilliant musicians from your little island. The level of creativity, imagination and musicianship is mind-boggling! Not taking away from the great contribution of American artists to the music scene in the last 50-60 years - but there really must be something in the water over there! And no, I don't think we will ever see a band quite like Pink Floyd again.
the tower spinning beside David Gilmore is called a Lesley speaker. if you listen to organ music, sometimes it sounds kind of swirly. organs use to almost exclusively use Lesley speakers as it was the preferred sound. if you look closely, there are four sides. two of them have spotlights, the other two have three speakers each. guitarists have used Lesleys in the past. glad you enjoyed your trip to the other planet.
It was a 20 of October 1994 Earls Court in London young lady ! Every one in that magic evening were transported to Planet Floyd for to live and vibre a complete delightful experience gived by those genius musicians leading by the master of guitarrists who plays with the heart and soul and so on every one of them ! No other concert can compare with that magical Pulse ! Welcome to Planet Floyd young lady !
Saw this concert in 94. At rice stadium, in Houston. It started raining during this song, and the lights looked like glitter in the sky. It was awesome! The best concert I've ever been to. and I've been to a lot of concerts.
I was lucky enough to see this concert live and was blown away. With this song, I was closer to the stage than the mirror ball so didn't see it at first. I couldn't figure out how all the people in front of me were suddenly covered in moving 'spots., As I turned to look I could see my shoulder was covered too, then looked up and saw this giant glass ball rotating😊 This show had everything, great music, fantastic musicians and outstanding effects. A complete assault on the senses and emotions. I loved your reaction to this and other Floyd videos. It's great to be able to share this enjoyment, both over distance and time. 👍🙌
One of the most iconic bands of the 60s and 70s they were considered head music to those of us who wore their albums out and used their album covers to roll on
I’m late to your channel and just saw this. Classic Floyd ! Saw this tour in Foxboro MA 1994. One of the best shows I’ve ever seen. The whole night was mind blowing: ✌️
Wow, another one of my favorite bands. You might have noticed that I am a big fan of symphonice music, be it rock or metal. I saw this same concert live twice, I went to Germany to see it and also here in Holland. At least I think this is the 1994-95 "Pulse" tour that they did for their album "The Division Bell". I hope someone will correct me if I'm wrong. Happy to have watched 2 great reactions, Nightwish and Pink Floyd. You have given my day a jump start. Thank you.
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam I remember now that I have seen a David Gilmour concert back in 2006 in Amsterdam. Richard Wright was a member of his support band. He's ex-Pink Floyd as well. I think he played on all of Gilmour's solo concerts untill he died in 2008, RIP
P.F live is always better than the studio. Saw this 7 times. It's really not a concert it's an experience. got to see Dark Side Of The Moon play for the first time live sounded so much better, ( they never toured that album back in the 70's) . Recommend any song on Pulse. " sorrow' "keep takling" featuring Steven Hawkings.
I’m pretty sure they did tour DSOTM. I saw it live at UC Fieldhouse Cincinnati Oh. March 8th 1973. It was so good but also so strange I wasn’t sure I liked it. Now I consider it the greatest album in the history of music. The finest marriage of lyrics and melody.
The spinning thing you see is a custom built Doppola rotating speaker (much like a Leslie speaker in vintage organs).... and Gilmour’s sound comes from them and straight into your soul.
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam oh lord. Ryan Upchurch. He's a country rapper, also does some rock. Brilliantly talented musician. Outlaw is a good place to start. Enjoy the rabbit hole. ;)
I have not been at THIS show (Which was in London), but I was at a concert of the SAME tour, also in 1994, in Rotterdam. That concert changed my musical life. I was 20 at the time, I had heard of Pink Floyd, I even owned two albums (The Wall and Dark Side Of The Moon), but it wasn't until this concert that I realized just how good Pink Floyd is. They were ahead of their time. If you need another video to react to, try "Echoes", the version recorded in Pompeii.
in the 70's I wasn't into concerts (which were hugely popular), but I did see David Gilmour live at the Superdrum in Austin, TX (probably early 80's). I remember it being much better than I expected, but I really should have appreciated it more. There was so much great stuff back then, I was kind of hohum about it.
The spinning things on the stage are Leslie speakers. They rotate as they produce sound to throw it in all directions giving an interesting effect to the listener. I haven't seen them in a whole lot of years till this concert.
I was not lucky enough to see this but I did see them in London's Earls Court 1973 on their Darkside of the moon tour . Still think they lead the way for progrock and have never been surpassed . Old does not mean out of date.
I saw that show in Sweden at big stadium. The artistry that went into their light show was ground breaking. This video is able to capture the show quite well, but nothing compares to the real thing.
Oh my good God. Tears are coursing through my beard. There's no way anything can follow that. Dave is simply the best guitarist bar non. I'm so thankful you didn't pause during that solo. that would be blasphemy. Even the awesome Joe Bonamassa would be hard pressed to whatever it is that David gillmour puts into his playing.
If you like eargasms I would highly suggest Steve Vai Tender Surrender (viewed over 37 million times) and/or For the Love of God (the version with the orchestra). All the best from the far north of New Zealand!
when you went to a pink floyd show the light show was almost as good as the music you can't see them live anymore but you can go see Brit Floyd they are the best pink floyd tribute band on the planet spot on note for note
I have seen PINK FLOYD in 1988 & 1994 along with 3 RODGER WATERS concerts and another that was canceled this August because of this covid crap!!!!! This is song is so awesome especially the guitar solo!!!!! The lights and lasers are truly phenomenal at the concert and they go along with the songs perfectly!!!! Thanks for sharing this spectacularly amazing song along with your cool reaction 🌝👌 May I suggest "HIGH HOPES" from this concert!!!!! I am subscribed to over 200 singers and would be interested in reacting to them? Thanks ✌
& thankyou, isi't interesting how we change our music tastes as we slowly mature, I think PF & NW are so so similar, they take you on incredible journeys ..
I'm thinking they had those white lights spinning on the stage are supposed to be lighthouse light beacons to the "distant ship on the horizon". That's what I get from them. And yes, I did see them on that tour at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans.
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam *big thumbs up* Young body but old soul I woud say (it's a compliment :-P ). You described the feeling better than I would have been able to express it! I just got lost and tripping. Really don't remember how I got home after these concerts .... but my life had been changed :-) ... It's the bitter-sweet feeling of melancholy.
Classic song from one of the greatest bands of all time. But to me, I like the studio version better cause the sound seemed kinda muffled to me, although the stage show and lasers were awsome, not to mention David Gilmores guitat solo...
Wasn't at that particular show but saw them during that tour. I'm pretty sure I went into sensory overload lol....there was almost too much happening to take it all in. Never seen anything like it before or since. Wouldn't have recommended anyone who was epileptic to go as the finale "Run like hell" would have sent them into uncontrollable seizures.
If you thought that was cool, you might like to see how they ended the show. Run Like Hell - also from the album The Wall Run Like Hell live Pulse Concert th-cam.com/video/0dB6MQlFLu8/w-d-xo.html
I only subsribed at the last minute had to wait to see if yiu poursed the guitar solo you dident now a fan great reaction can you react to on the turning away live thats another brillent guitar solo by gilmour
Ended up going twice. First time the seating scaffolding across from the stage collapsed just as Rick Wright started playing the first few notes of shine on you crazy diamond.
There is an imbalance between your voice and the music. Please turn your voice volume up. I was there at the Division Bell tour and experienced the whole thing. Amazing, epic.
That's David's "Hold my beer and watch this" guitar solo. The greatest solo of all time in my opinion.
Epic solo! but for me, sorrow from the same concert beats it
There is something about Floyd music that ages and matures with you the older you get. Revealing emotion and depth that could have very well passed you by at a younger age. This could be part of its timelessness. It is the musical gift that truly keeps on giving.
Definitive proof that there is no need to shred like a maniac to produce arguably one of the greatest guitar solos ever played.
100% agree
Speed does not equate to talent. Unfortunately, it seems to be believed it does these days. Gilmour is perfect on each note, in my book, that's far more important and a sign of actual talent.
It's not arguable.
Slower equals more time to think
David Gilmour is a very introverted person and his emotions are expressed through his guitar. Lucky us.
I love that!
Absolutely! Music from the soul!
Girl I like the songs you watch but maybe you need a beer or smoke a fatty
@@robertseymour6095 this works beautifully with port, trust me...
@@robertseymour6095 this works beautifully with port, trust me...
I don’t know how many times I’ve listened to this song, i never tire of hearing it and Dave Gilmours guitar solo still gives me goosebumps...
It did for me too! This song was the second time (in my lifetime) I've had what I refer to as a 'music-gasm' (it's a good thing, not perverted). So that makes it one of the top two musical experiences of my life, as far as not being at a show physically (not too shabby!).
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam What was the first?
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I was at the show four times. And can't get enough watching the video's and you and others youngsters reacting to it. This band is the Beethoven of the 20th century.
The thing to keep in mind is that pink floyd live is an experience. The lights and music are highly choreographed to amplify and magnify the emotions in the music. Comfortably Numb is preeminent example of that process.
Probably the best guitar solo ever. No idea how many times I've heard it, it just gets better.
😂It's normal, you're feeling it, differently today, that when you were a teenager! And, as, I, already, told you, pink floyd, is the perfect music to make you travel, without leaving your house! You're a young mom, with twins, apparently, so, you must be tired, and need to escape sometimes! PINK FLOYD, IS perfect for you, beautiful mom! Kisses from FRANCE, MY beauty! Goodluck! ✌️😋😂🎸🇫🇷
I'm watching to all your reactions, on TH-cam, baby! It's, great! Thanks, to have answered to me! Kisses from FRANCE, beautiful mom! 😂😋👍✌️🎸🇫🇷
I’ve played guitar for over 40 years, I play every day. I can play like David Gilmour for about 15 - 20 seconds, then reality hits. Normal people simply can’t do what he does.
Ships on the HORIZON! Those are light house lanterns.
My wife and I along with several other couples went to see that show in Atlanta at the Bobby Dodd stadium both nights. and it rained one of the nights, the fog came down right above the stage and enhanced the laser light show twice as much it was awesome.
I went totally sober so I could take in every second for future memories. When that song played at the end of the show we looked around and EVERYONE was openly crying and singing our hearts out along with the band, by far the best concert ever! David Gilmour just pours out his soul through music and that guitar!
What an amazing experience. Thank you for sharing it with us!
If your interested in the roots of how a band gets to that level, I would strongly urge you watch PF "Echoes live at Pompeii" where they play in an empty Roman Amphitheater with no audience.
Even in the early 70's PF were already in a select group of bands head-n-shoulders above the rest.
Worth having the lyrics although it's mostly instrumental. But the song reflects on the beggings of life in the oceans through to two humans recognising themselves as mere echoes of that first life on earth and the connection we all have.
It's a rabbit hole for sure, but if you want to go deeper then "buckle up dorethy, kansas is about to go bye bye!" 😊
I will check it out!
epic solo of all time,Leo Fender invented the Strat, Gilmour gave it life.
You can hear music and you can hear Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd takes you on another higher Level of Music. It’s a out of body experience
Leonard Fender invented the stratocaster , and God created David Gilmour to play on it
@John Bartlett you lucky " bast...." , i fully agree
Pink floyd is like therapy for me .. Like your reaction .. And I would love to be at that concert. One of the best live preforms ever. The guitar solo, I think there are few who beat it. Greetings from Norway. 😀
I saw them on that tour... NOT London! México City...1994, Is like to see a OVNI...2 hours and a half!
Their music takes you on a journey & i think each person interrupts it differently depending on their own emotions & experiences.
Musical geniuses that only happen once in a lifetime.
I wish I'd gotten to see them live!
That is the magic of a David Gilmour solo,too take your soul into a song where you forget about Time almost .The GOAT live guitar performance , Not many bands can sound better than their studio version but they pulled it off spectacularly. Hard to believe it was all those years ago in 94! could have been yesterday. Love your reaction. Try the last song from this concert Run Like hell, you won't be disappointed.
Your right not many bands sound like there studio work i can think of 3 bands that sounds like there studio stuff pink floyd of course dire straits and elo
Yea, I was at the show. working in London at the time so went to 6 nights of a ten night run. The entrance was through the adjacent hall where they had the food and merc stands; dominated by the original 20 foot heads from the Division Bell CD cover. They changed a few songs during the first half of the show, the second half was the complete DSOTM album, and the encore the usual trio of Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb and Run Like Hell.
I was never a huge Floyd fan, but this song sends shivers down your spine!
It’s like this is a showcase for David’s guitar talents but nobody minds cos he is so damn brilliant
As an English man of a certain age I may be accused of being bias but I don't believe that any other country has produced the quality of music that has come out of my little Island in the last 50 years , there is no other band quite like Pink Floyd in my opinion, I think people will still be listening to that guitar solo a hundred years from now and be moved in the same way as people today . Ps America has produced some wonderful bands and solo artists some of which I like a lot but I think I grew up in the right era and right place for music, especially Rock music.
As a "yankee" girl of a certain age, I have to agree wholeheartedly! I grew up listening to, and falling in love with, a fair number of brilliant musicians from your little island. The level of creativity, imagination and musicianship is mind-boggling! Not taking away from the great contribution of American artists to the music scene in the last 50-60 years - but there really must be something in the water over there! And no, I don't think we will ever see a band quite like Pink Floyd again.
I wasn't at that very show, but I did see this tour, and words cannot explain it. I've seen Floyd's last 3 tours and this was by far the best.
I was at the show in Atlanta, May 1994. A night I will never forget!
the tower spinning beside David Gilmore is called a Lesley speaker. if you listen to organ music, sometimes it sounds kind of swirly. organs use to almost exclusively use Lesley speakers as it was the preferred sound. if you look closely, there are four sides. two of them have spotlights, the other two have three speakers each. guitarists have used Lesleys in the past.
glad you enjoyed your trip to the other planet.
It was a 20 of October 1994 Earls Court in London young lady !
Every one in that magic evening were transported to Planet Floyd for to live and vibre a complete delightful experience gived by those genius musicians leading by the master of guitarrists who plays with the heart and soul and so on every one of them !
No other concert can compare with that magical Pulse !
Welcome to Planet Floyd young lady !
What an amazing experience it must have been!
Saw this concert in 94. At rice stadium, in Houston. It started raining during this song, and the lights looked like glitter in the sky. It was awesome! The best concert I've ever been to. and I've been to a lot of concerts.
Revolving Leslie speakers are not annoying :)
I was lucky enough to see this concert live and was blown away. With this song, I was closer to the stage than the mirror ball so didn't see it at first. I couldn't figure out how all the people in front of me were suddenly covered in moving 'spots., As I turned to look I could see my shoulder was covered too, then looked up and saw this giant glass ball rotating😊 This show had everything, great music, fantastic musicians and outstanding effects. A complete assault on the senses and emotions. I loved your reaction to this and other Floyd videos. It's great to be able to share this enjoyment, both over distance and time. 👍🙌
One of the most iconic bands of the 60s and 70s they were considered head music to those of us who wore their albums out and used their album covers to roll on
I saw them on same tour in 94 in Rotterdam, blew me away. This is the best guitar solo ever for me. Cool reaction
Was there as well.
@@janhermes6454 cool, thats now about 25 people on various reaction videos that were at same concert, small world lol
You are spoiling me. Pink Floyd and Nightwish. I'm in heaven.
Yes I was at that show. My ears are still ringing today.
Haha well, I bet the show was worth it! :D :D
Certainly was
Also - a new NW reaction is currently being uploaded. TH-cam estimates 19 minutes left.
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam Great stuff. Love it
Mentioning Pink Floyd and some pub band called Nightwish in the same sentence?
Is that a joke?
Learning to Fly from this same concert is a great one to listen to as well.
I’m late to your channel and just saw this. Classic Floyd ! Saw this tour in Foxboro MA 1994. One of the best shows I’ve ever seen. The whole night was mind blowing: ✌️
Wow, another one of my favorite bands. You might have noticed that I am a big fan of symphonice music, be it rock or metal. I saw this same concert live twice, I went to Germany to see it and also here in Holland. At least I think this is the 1994-95 "Pulse" tour that they did for their album "The Division Bell". I hope someone will correct me if I'm wrong. Happy to have watched 2 great reactions, Nightwish and Pink Floyd. You have given my day a jump start. Thank you.
How awesome! :D
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam I remember now that I have seen a David Gilmour concert back in 2006 in Amsterdam. Richard Wright was a member of his support band. He's ex-Pink Floyd as well. I think he played on all of Gilmour's solo concerts untill he died in 2008, RIP
David Gilmour does not simply play the guitar. He tells a story with it.
P.F live is always better than the studio. Saw this 7 times. It's really not a concert it's an experience. got to see Dark Side Of The Moon play for the first time live sounded so much better, ( they never toured that album back in the 70's) . Recommend any song on Pulse. " sorrow' "keep takling" featuring Steven Hawkings.
I’m pretty sure they did tour DSOTM. I saw it live at UC Fieldhouse Cincinnati Oh. March 8th 1973. It was so good but also so strange I wasn’t sure I liked it. Now I consider it the greatest album in the history of music. The finest marriage of lyrics and melody.
Love your reaction and description of what you experienced...excellent job, my friend!!.....😃💥💥👍👌😁
Thank you so much 😁
It's not dismissive to say this is better than the original recording.
This has been described as THE best live version of all time!
The spinning thing you see is a custom built Doppola rotating speaker (much like a Leslie speaker in vintage organs).... and Gilmour’s sound comes from them and straight into your soul.
Pink Floyd is so much more than mere music. Especially this song. It is a David Gilmore experience. This is my number 1 favorite.😎
I was at that concert. I counted myself blessed to watch in y opinion the best guitar solo ever.
It really is an amazing piece of music!
David Gilmour doesn't simply play the guitar. He tells a story with it.
It's been 24 years since I was at these gigs (saw them twice at Earl's Court) and I still haven't got over it. I don't think I ever will.
The would'v been part of The Division Bell tour, correct?
David Tilley I think he meant 26 yrs ago, and yes Division Bell. I seen them in San Diego 94.
@@nrwlkguy You're right - it was 26 years ago, I don't think I was wearing my Maths Head when I posted that comment!
Alison Anthony That’s ok, at least you had the chance to see one of the best concerts ever, and so did I. Cheers my friend!!
I was there, best concert ever and I've seen them 7 times.
Pinkfloyd is heart of music 🇳🇵
Yep I was there October 94 Earl’s Court London best show I’ve ever been too
I was in that show a few months earlier, first european gig, at Lisbon...
Listen to High Hopes from the same concert. It is “equally “ my favourite along with Numb. The whole concert was epic.....wish I had been there too.
Yes! It was great. That was the first PF I did on this channel: th-cam.com/video/6MahEBEC4NM/w-d-xo.html
Pink floyd, Tom, menopause in your 30s...throw in some Upchurch reactions and we could be besties. 🤣🤘
Hahaha what is upchurch?
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam oh lord. Ryan Upchurch. He's a country rapper, also does some rock. Brilliantly talented musician. Outlaw is a good place to start. Enjoy the rabbit hole. ;)
@@lueysshop7598 I've heard that name somewhere. I think another reactor mentioned him. Country rap. 🤔 interesting.
Rosemont horizon just outside of Chicago. Our seats were directly under the ball. It was an other worldly experience.
I bet so! How cool!
I have not been at THIS show (Which was in London), but I was at a concert of the SAME tour, also in 1994, in Rotterdam. That concert changed my musical life. I was 20 at the time, I had heard of Pink Floyd, I even owned two albums (The Wall and Dark Side Of The Moon), but it wasn't until this concert that I realized just how good Pink Floyd is. They were ahead of their time. If you need another video to react to, try "Echoes", the version recorded in Pompeii.
Will do!
in the 70's I wasn't into concerts (which were hugely popular), but I did see David Gilmour live at the Superdrum in Austin, TX (probably early 80's). I remember it being much better than I expected, but I really should have appreciated it more. There was so much great stuff back then, I was kind of hohum about it.
The spinning things on the stage are Leslie speakers. They rotate as they produce sound to throw it in all directions giving an interesting effect to the listener. I haven't seen them in a whole lot of years till this concert.
I was not lucky enough to see this but I did see them in London's Earls Court 1973 on their Darkside of the moon tour .
Still think they lead the way for progrock and have never been surpassed .
Old does not mean out of date.
Saw them in '72 when nobody knew who they were. Again in '88. So awesome.
I saw that show in Sweden at big stadium. The artistry that went into their light show was ground breaking. This video is able to capture the show quite well, but nothing compares to the real thing.
Oh my good God. Tears are coursing through my beard. There's no way anything can follow that. Dave is simply the best guitarist bar non. I'm so thankful you didn't pause during that solo. that would be blasphemy. Even the awesome Joe Bonamassa would be hard pressed to whatever it is that David gillmour puts into his playing.
I was at that show. Well, same show at RFK stadium in D.C. same tour in 1994. Best show ever.
If you like eargasms I would highly suggest Steve Vai Tender Surrender (viewed over 37 million times) and/or For the Love of God (the version with the orchestra). All the best from the far north of New Zealand!
I will check it out!
Awesome reaction......you earned a new subscriber!.........also, smile more, you look happier and prettier, when you do!......🙂💥👍👌
Thank you so much 😁
You should watch the whole Pulse concert.
when you went to a pink floyd show the light show was almost as good as the music you can't see them live anymore but you can go see Brit Floyd they are the best pink floyd tribute band on the planet spot on note for note
I witnessed this twice, Earls Court London 1980 and Sydney 1988. You were also allowed to smoke in the auditorium at the time!
I have seen PINK FLOYD in 1988 & 1994 along with 3 RODGER WATERS concerts and another that was canceled this August because of this covid crap!!!!!
This is song is so awesome especially the guitar solo!!!!! The lights and lasers are truly phenomenal at the concert and they go along with the songs perfectly!!!! Thanks for sharing this spectacularly amazing song along with your cool reaction 🌝👌 May I suggest "HIGH HOPES" from this concert!!!!! I am subscribed to over 200 singers and would be interested in reacting to them? Thanks ✌
& thankyou, isi't interesting how we change our music tastes as we slowly mature, I think PF & NW are so so
similar, they take you on incredible journeys ..
i m french...it s music love humanite je vous aimes merci aurevoir vive USA...
Merci beaucoup !
I'm thinking they had those white lights spinning on the stage are supposed to be lighthouse light beacons to the "distant ship on the horizon". That's what I get from them. And yes, I did see them on that tour at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans.
She is like me and you watch her eyes
Also from the Pulse concert...check out the song...Sorrow...
Yeah, one lucky guy here ... I saw this performance twice .... I can die in peace ....
YES you are LUCKY! I would have loved to be at the show! You could go sober and leave high on that music!
@@BetterEveryDayTH-cam *big thumbs up* Young body but old soul I woud say (it's a compliment :-P ). You described the feeling better than I would have been able to express it! I just got lost and tripping. Really don't remember how I got home after these concerts .... but my life had been changed :-) ... It's the bitter-sweet feeling of melancholy.
I think the "spinning thing" that you refer to is a rotary speaker system that Dave Gilmour uses as part of his rig.
I went to a show on that tour. Amazing.
Us And Them from this show is , i wan't to say great but they all are.
🙋🏻♂️ Oakland Coliseum 1994
Guitars want David Gilmour for Christmas.
Haha that's a good one!
Classic song from one of the greatest bands of all time. But to me, I like the studio version better cause the sound seemed kinda muffled to me, although the stage show and lasers were awsome, not to mention David Gilmores guitat solo...
I was at one of this shows! 🙂
I'm going to ask Pink Floyd for their song's hand in marriage.
If you haven't done so already watch High Hopes from the same concert.
You haven't tried pink Floyd's sorrow from the pulse 94 concert yet
at 3.50 in yes it is hold on tight
May I suggest "Sorrow" from the same concert.
Wasn't at that particular show but saw them during that tour. I'm pretty sure I went into sensory overload lol....there was almost too much happening to take it all in. Never seen anything like it before or since. Wouldn't have recommended anyone who was epileptic to go as the finale "Run like hell" would have sent them into uncontrollable seizures.
Listen to "Wish You Were Here" the entire album, let me know what you think.
If you thought that was cool, you might like to see how they ended the show.
Run Like Hell - also from the album The Wall
Run Like Hell live Pulse Concert
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I recommend listening to the original studio version.
We seem to loose the high frequencies halfway through the video....
Was at that show
That's awesome!
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I will check it out!
I only subsribed at the last minute had to wait to see if yiu poursed the guitar solo you dident now a fan great reaction can you react to on the turning away live thats another brillent guitar solo by gilmour
Good video 🤘
Do not interrupt Sir Gilmour solo. That's the law..
I was there also
Ended up going twice. First time the seating scaffolding across from the stage collapsed just as Rick Wright started playing the first few notes of shine on you crazy diamond.
I saw you get Floyded at 4:10
Lololol..Love it!!..
Post modern juke box (creep) featuring haley reinhardt
There is an imbalance between your voice and the music. Please turn your voice volume up. I was there at the Division Bell tour and experienced the whole thing. Amazing, epic.