I was there and believe me it was out of this world. I wish I can turn back time so I can be there again and again and again.... . Thank you for not pausing the video during the guitar solo. 🌹
That must’ve been an incredible experience! You truly witnessed musical history that night; many people, myself included, consider this to be the greatest guitar solo ever played.
I appreciate yall understanding. I have received a ton of hateful comments about me talking over the song( which I do in this video) but that is only to not receive a copyright strike or complete block... so his solo I most definitely didn't want to pause. Reaction videos are no joke to make... they are not easy. I appreciate your understanding.
Im not a nutter. My mother had Alzheimer's. She was in love with Gilmour. I had to take care of her. She said this show was her most favorite thing she ever saw.
I saw Floyd three times. At these concerts there are 18 year olds and 75 year olds. Appeals to all! The Pulse show was amazing! As was the Division Bell. Nice reaction thank you for not pausing during Gilmour solos. Floyd takes us on a journey into the sea of our mind. No else comes close
Thank you so much for reacting to this. I was in high school here in North Carolina when this song first came out in 1979. I remember it well. My girlfriend at the time and I loved attending concerts. It was one of the things we loved doing together. My wife did the same thing during that time period as well. 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 cannot describe to you what a wonderful time it was to be young then compared to today. We were happier, relationships were closer, life was more carefree, and the music was spectacular. Our 4 adult children (28-33) love 70’s/80’s music just as we do. 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.
I was there , i left deaf and blind LOL , best night of my life in music . Followed Floyd since my dad bought me the album of Meddle with Echoes on it . So many people happy crying including me i have to say
I was at this gig, Earls Court London 25th Oct 1994, Never ever will you see a better show, You think lights are cool there, Take a look at finale, Run like hell, Guarantee your mind will be blown❤️👍🇬🇧
My dear sky you are a gorgeous young lady and you would have made a great hippie from the late 60s into the 70s I myself have followed Pink Floyd since the mid 60s and in my humble opinion are the greatest progressive rock band ever to leave these shores,and that live pulse concert at Earl's Court London you just showed from 1994 was the best live concert of any band in the world bar none and I was lucky enough to have been there.the light shows,the guitar solos, the songs,the videos on the main circular screen on stage was just amazing it blew my mind the crowd the atmosphere was electric.there songs make you think and question they make you cry they make you happy with delirium every song from that concert is a masterpiece,react to "high hopes" "sorrow" "keep talking" "comming back to life".one thing sky you must never ever do is pause a PinkFloyd guitar solo that is a no no happy listening.🇬🇧💕💕🤗🤗🤗
She could be my hippie girl in the the 70s for sure, her vibe is definitely of that era. If only she was around then, could fit right in with my concert crowd from those special days. It was so much cooler then, sigh. Those were the days, at least the music is still alive with all of us. 😎😑
Best Damn Tour Ever! I saw them in Foxboro, MA in 1994, unbelievable show and this time the giant mirror ball that. opens up with lasers inside was on the ground in a tower near the mixing board as we were outside in a huge stadium . Tremendous versions of Wish You Were Here, Comfotably Numb and You Better Run were the encore after a complete and steller Dark Side of the Moon. 😁 The bonus for us in the first set was an unexpected run through Astronomy Domine! Thanks so much for doing Floyd, try a real nice 2 for one with Time & Great Gig in the Sky off of the studio Dark Side. It will move you if new or old. Awesome day today with you it, Enjoy! 😎
I was there too. I totally agree. I didn't want the show to end. It was misting at the show I attended and the lasers looked totally cool cutting through the mist. Run Like Hell was their final song.
I'm in that crowd somewhere, up in the stands, was 19 at the time, will never be a better live show in my lifetime. When the disco ball opened and the light from inside shone out, sealed the deal for me!
I too was there and bought the t-shirt (and giant poster). It was incredible. I would never sell my merch and PF albums but I know it would run into $thousands! Comfortably numb is about a rock star on drugs and needs a 'shot' to perform. Whilst 'spaced out' he remembers a time, when young, when he was very ill in bed. He likens his current state to that time. An absolute must for a PF fan is to watch 'The Wall' the movie, starring Bob Geldolf as Pink.
Sky, you make an excellent point about the "sound" of the band. The sonics. I wasn't at this concert in '94. However, I saw them in '74 and that concert remains the most impressive gig sonically that I have ever been to. Right from their early years, Pink Floyd were rightly renowned for their advances in sound quality, lighting and the use of video backdrops.
I saw this tour at Sun Devil Stadium with 65,000 of my closest friends, and it was even better than the video. Floyd placed speakers around the perimeter of the stadium, so sounds came at you from anywhere. Also, the lights were almost another performer all night. They were very tightly synced to the music, and SO enhanced the show. You can see an example of this at the end of Gilmour’s second solo; when he’s bending notes, the lights flicker, and when he’s not, they burn steady. Out of the darkness, Pink Floyd brought their own reality, and for three hours they let us visit them there.
I was there for their concert in Berlin, and of course at the Pulse tour. What you don't see, is the "little" round light thingy, during the show, was a screen for movies to introduce their songs. I wish I could have taken my kids to see this, but they weren't born yet. My dad who introduced me to PF will die within the next 2 days, and for his funeral I've decided to play "Great Gig In The Sky"... when carrying out the casket. He lost speech and communication 10 years ago, but that track shows that you don't have to say any words to say a LOT...
I know this song since '79 - I was 20 at this time - I always feel the same emotion when listening to it ! Tears are never far, I am so much touched by this guitar solo... That PULSE live version is even better with a very long 2nd solo, David Gilmour took the time to buid it, and your emotion goes higher and higher... as he plugs his guitar directly to your soul.... And i always loved David's warm voice ! Dom, a 62 years old fan from France
It's nice to see that young people appreciate and enjoy Pink Floyd. I subscribe. I saw them on the Pulse tour at Feyenoord Stadium, Rotterdam, Netherlands in 1994. It was a spiritual experience. I wanted them to never stop playing. I've been to a lot of concerts in my life, but this... this was the greatest show in the world ever. Period.
Pinl Floyd are way ahead of there time ,production ,lights sound and the is Dave Gilmour the best guitar solo ever ever ever ,best rock band ever David,s voice and hes tone perfect super song rhanks fr the reaction ❤❤❤❤
I got to see Pink Floyd Back in 88 it was from their concert of Delicate Sound of Thunder and I have to tell you until you see a Pink Floyd concert you have not seen nothing they put on a display like no other band can. The concert was at the Georgia Tech stadium in Georgia and they blew me away. One thing for certain they know the history of Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd started up in 1966. It was Rodger Waters, Gary Wright, Nick Mason and one of the band member that I don't remember his name exactly. It was either 1969 or 1970 when David Gilmour came into the band. From there on Pink Floyd was not the same. David Gilmour was the one he really brought Pink Floyd to life. And you're right the 70s were amazing, especially with the lot of the older Pink Floyd music. You have album obscured by clouds, animals, wish you were here, their album meddles, the wall and the one that became the biggest hit of all the Dark Side of the Moon. They came out with some more music in the 80s one that remembers called momentary lapse of reason which was another big hit. If you had the opportunity and time for you should watch the whole entire pulse concert. That would be my request to you and you'll be glad you did. God bless!
You are correct that Roger waters came down sick. His hands swelled up and was in sever pain. He was suffering from Hepatitus. They gave him medication to feel better, but was able to play afterwards at that performance. So the song was never about drugs, or even about masturbation (hands felt like two balloons) that some people allege, which is a pretty sick concept. He said he couldnt feel the fret board of his bass with his fingers. However with 15,000 people shouting and screaming didnt seem to notice. Roger Waters left the group in 1985, he was the writer of the lyrics of this song, and David Gilmour also had lyrics. They had such a fight about it that Roger left to go on his own. So Roger was not in this performance. And for those wondering about the rotating mirrors on the stage. Those were the Gibson Maestro Rover RO-1 revolving speakers. One of them was revolving near David Gilmour.
I have seen Pink Floyd live in Miami and in Cincinnati. I have also attended concerts of various other famous groups. My 2 most favorite concerts ever are Pink Floyd and Pink Floyd.
Pink Floyd is in my top three bands of all time.. You're right, there is nothing like great classic rock from the 70's... Had the pleasure to see Roger Waters (solo) at the Hollywood Bowl about 10 years ago.... Such an incredible experience... He performed Dark SIde of the Moon in it's entirety plus other songs from Pink Floyd.... Blew me away... Got a great contact high, that's for sure... lol..... Never saw Pink Floyd with both Gilmore and Waters, but I know someone who witnessed this in 1994 at Yankee Stadium..... getting back to Comfortably Numb, one of Floyd's greatest songs, plus one of the greatest guitar solos ever done... Definitely need to light one up when listening to the FLOYD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Saw them twice in 89 so then had to chase them around the country in 94 and saw that show 4 times. Also got to see performance of THe Wall. Best shows I ever saw with the exception of Queen. Comfortably Numb best song live ever
Yup - I was at Earls Court in 1994 three nights after this was filmed. It remains the best concert I've ever been to. (And I've been to a lot!) The closest anyone has got to it since in a large concert was probably Muse in 2019. If you get the chance to see them do not hesitate.
Sky, I was at the Dark Side of the Moon/Wish You Were Here tour in San Francisco in '75! STILL...the best show I've ever been at and experienced. The '70's were the best!
1987 , 3 nights at the Montreal Forum and then they came back at the end of the tour in 1988 1 night at the Olympic stadium, was also there all the nights...went to see them in Toronto also...back in those days, tickets were affordable, and the shows were...you saw what they were...just magical...keep on rocking and welcome to an amazing voyage...with Pink Floyd, thank you for posting...new sub here
I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know, and I know all the great ones.
Saw Yes, Genesis and Jethro Tull (seven times each) and all had amazing live shows, but Pink Floyd and "Comfortably Numb" was the most gobs-macking experience of my concert-going life (and second place was not even close). Give Yes ("Roundabout"), Genesis (Firth of Fifth") and Jethro Toll ("Locomotive Breath") a listen. The '70's was an amazing decade for Prog Rock and those three along with Pink Floyd did a lot of experimenting and pioneering you can still hear in music today.
They tore the house down with this performance pink floyd at the top of their game pure class im 74 this is my era it doesn't get any better than this absolutely fabulous loved your reaction it really doesn't come as a surprise who doesnt like pink floyd
Not this tour, but their first performance of the DSOTM tour in 1973 in Madison, WI. It also was my first concert I'd ever attended. The good: Man, it was PINK FLOYD! The bad: Every other concert I attended was just that, just another concert.
I've been listening to PF since 1971! First live concert I saw them in was the second British Rock Gathering in Germersheim, Germany, May of 1972. PF has a lifetime of music for us to enjoy. THEY ARE TIMELESS.....
i have seen pink floyd live 4 times. first time 1980 earls court london ( the wall ) after that 3 times in the netherlands.. also the pulse concert'... all were great. and afier 45 years of beeing a fan i still listen everything again and again...
I have been to many a Pink Floyd concert, starting with their sun set/sun rise open air festivals in the UK . Everyone eclipsing the last. Saw them in Den Haag (Holland) about 1987 or 88 and it all started with two bi-planes doing an aerial dance and actually flying into the arena. Saw this concert at the Mile High stadium in Denver. The world's largest disco ball actually grew from the stadium floor, and then opened like a flower. Amazing. Also, this was when the old airport was "in town (Stapleton)" and they diverted all incoming flights to land from the east because of all the lasers! ... There was never a band like them, and I doubt there ever will be again.
I was at that tour. Oakland, CA April 20, 1994. At my show, the mirrorball opened up all the way during the solo at the end then closed back up again. When it was closing, the light looked like a giant set of teeth devouring the crowd at the colosseum. So unbelievably surreal to see
I saw them in Pasadena on the 17th. I sat a few feet from the giant disco bowl. The sound of hydraulics made me jump. It was one of the best concerts I’ve been to in my life. The experience was enhanced by the use of illicit (at the time) substances.
In the Comfortably Numb Pulse concert, you saw 3 members of Pink Floyd from the 1960’s performing live at around age 50. The 1994 technology of their light show looks more advanced than what you would see in today’s technology.
Pink Floyd fan since 1969 when I was a freshman in high school. Loved them every day since, One of my top 5 bands of all time. I saw them 4 times, twice with Roger Waters in the Boston Garden in 1975 & 1977. Saw the Gilmour led band in 1987 & 1994 (Pulse tour). I also saw David Gilmour twice in a week on his solo tour in the mid 80s and saw Roger Waters 4 times, the first time he had Eric Clapton on lead on the Pros & Cons of Hitchhiking tour, was cool seeing him take a crack at Floyd solos. 😊 So I have seen Dark Side, Wish You Were Here & Animals by Floyd and Dark Side and The Wall by Roger. You could say I'm a Floyd fan, LOL! They changed my life forever, Rock On, 😎 Vic.
I have a high-definition cut from a laser disc of Pink Floyd doing The Wall at the time the USSR pulled down the wall in Germany and East and West Germans were reunited the performance was done outside in Germany with the USSR band and The Pink Floyd band they had great styrofoam blocks that made the wall on stage the complete performance of the wall was done while this great styrofoam wall was built and torn down during the performance and celebrities from all over the world were in the performance a once in a lifetime performance that can never be replaced and this is the sour pill one person has blocked this video from ever being played with copyright law just a shame. Great reaction Sky your intubation with Pink Floyd reminds me of when I 1st experienced Pink Floyd.
Yes I was at this show, a little background for you. The big mirror ball at the end was covered in a black cloth for the whole show, so it was a big surprise for everyone there. also all Floyd shows are performed in Quadraphonic (Surround Sound). and you are correct this song was originally written by Gilmour and Roger Waters added the words. There is no chance now of ever seeing the Floyd live but the nearest you can get is to go and see a Roger Waters show. Great reaction Sky.
Lovely reaction ❤️. If you like Pink Floyd you will like Marillion too, I'm sure! Also great lyrics and stunning music 🎸. Please check out 'Neverland' (live 2009) . I went to the Pulse concert, I was 17 and it was my 1st concert ever
I have been to 3 Pink Floyd concerts. The first one was the original the wall concert back in February 1980 with the classic lineup. The second time was at the momentary lapse of reason concert in November 1987, and the last time at the division bell tour in April of 1994, which is the concert you just watched.
Nice reaction Sky! Never got to see them live, but Pink Floyd rocks, IMO one of the VERY few bands that can be compared to TOOL in terms of talent, songwriting, depth of lyrics & making you FEEL the music (being taken on a journey). Keep up the reactions ❤️
I saw this concert (Pulse) in Lisbon. Around 2.5 hours of ecstasy. I remember that in the middle of the set-list they perform the entire álbum The dark side of the moon.
Welcome to the rabbit hole that is Pink Floyd. A rabbit hole you'll never want to leave. Floyd is the Greatest live performing band in the history of music. There is no one in the past or present that can measure up to them... EVER! This entire concert is like this. I'd recommend you react to Sorrow, Learning to Fly, and Great Gig in the Sky
Yes, I was there. Still the best live show I have been to yet, followed by the Eagles, Hell Freezes Over tour, followed by the Rolling Stones, Tatoo You tour. Have seen lots and lots of bands live, and been to some awesome shows, but this was life alteringly good! Glad you took a small PF journey.
I saw this tour in Vancouver BC with 80,000 others... i was on 2 hits of LSD... when the lights dimmed, EVERYONE pulled out a pipe or a joint and started passing. No one left with the same pipe that they came with. NO band has ever lived up, amazing.
Saw them live in June 1975 in my hometown of Hamilton, Ont Canada (snuck in, 16 yrs old!), then this tour in Toronto. Saw Roger waters a few years ago in Toronto as well. All awsome shows.
Your appreciation of the Pink Floyd live visuals is obvious , check out Run Like Hell from the same concert , its visually stunning and will blow you away ! Great reaction by the way .
Saw them twice. First was pre-Dark Side of the Moon and nobody knew who they were - mebbe 500 people there. Second was Dallas and was basically this show. Both were EPIC.
I was in Indianapolis in 1994. It was incredible. Gilmour had written a demo for a solo project, that idea became comfortably numb after Waters wrote the lyrics. I think they did two weeks at Earls court.
In July 2016, my grandparents sent me to Naples to watch a historical concert. For me as a 14-year-old girl from Germany a single adventure.The 7th of July in Pompeii changed my whole understanding of music.For me, David is the most brilliant composer and the most impressive guitarist.
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.
I have seen the same show live on Pusle Tour, and an oldest show years before. Each concert is a big trip of sound and light with an spectacular quadraphonic sound. Unforgetable.
I first heard their quadraphonic sound at the Rainbow Theatre in London, circa 1972/73 and everyone's minds were totally blown the way they used it. Brilliant. Quadraphonic "Be Careful with that axe, Eugine" was a trip and a half.
I was there! Vanderbilt Stadium Nashville Tennessee May 1994. It was what everyone says it was and more. I remember a lot of trippy sound effects going around the stadium before the show of babies crying and lawn mowers.
I saw Pink Floyd in Columbus, Ohio in May of 1994. I was 14, and my mom surprised my brothers and I with tickets. We had a great time, and my memories of that night are quite vivid. It was a magical night, and it's still the biggest and best concert I've been to. I still have the concert shirt and the ticket stub. Thanks for reacting to this. It's nice to see the Pink Floyd banner still being carried.
I saw this same show in N.Y. 1994. The concert brochure said the stage is 120 feet wide. It takes a crew of 60 technicians three days to set up the entire lights and all. The concert schedule required that there had to be three entire crews to keep up. They leap frogged each other for 92 shows with 20 Trucks per crew and a total staff of 195. The tour cost the promoters $98.MILLION to put on, but the total profit was $260 MILLION… I have seen Pink Floyd 4 times. Nick Mason’s drumming is incredible and matches Gilmour’s guitar emotions while Richard Wright takes us on a Magic Carpet Ride of tones that form the foundation of it all.
it is called concept rock.. floyd was the first.. queensryche was the first to take that floyd style concept that each album is a novel, every song is connected and bleed together.. for years ryche fans would scream when will u cover a floyd song because u r the hard rock pink floyd.. finally in 2008 they did a good cover of “welcome to the machine” i always respected queensryche for that
The last tour of Pink Floyd, I saw the tour in NewOrleans super dome, the best ever show and David is amazing, the whole show was great. Each song was fantastic , after seeing over 100 artist, no one can touch this show, grew up on Allman 8:26 brothers and all Capricorn artist,but this just made me think of the beauty, we have lost music in the 2023,any ways the dvd the dvd sold 7 times platinum.
Love to see a reaction video where you seem to genuinely have an appreciation of Pink Floyd. David Gilmour is a genius with a guitar. Love your reaction and your voice.
The song was written by Walter’s. It describes a how he was so ill he couldn’t go on stage. A doctor gave him a shot of medication to help. Unfortunately it was too strong -it left him comfortable numb. True story.
David Gilmour can play a single note and have it sound sublime and grandiose; this is his greatest skill!! As far as vocals... he does exactly what the song needs; nothing more nor less!! Overall? It's never been about how phenomenal he is... it's been ALL about how tastefully he uses his voice, guitar effects, string bending techniques, finesse and style!! Is he the greatest guitarist ever? No. He however takes you on a journey with him, the song and his guitar!! Pink Floyd & Gilmour are The G.O.A.T. Pink Floyd was formed in 1965... their (most likely) last album was "The Endless River" in 2014. PF had 15 studio albums... 3 live albums, 9 compilation albums not to mention multiple live dvds and solo albums performed by below members of the band. Syd Barrett (short-lived founder; guitar plus) the originator and quirky eccentric; inevitably the consequential muse. * January 6, 1946 (rip 2006) Roger Waters (bass) was the cultivator (seed sower), the lyrically conceptual prodigy, secondary vocal and co-maestro of songwriting * September 6, 1943 (age 78 years) David Gilmour (guitar) was the placidity, guitar virtuoso, the silky smooth voice and co-maestro; the equilibrium. * March 6, 1946 (age 75 years) Richard Wright (keyboards) was the essential underlying symmetry; musical nurturer. Occasional singer. * July 28, 1943 (rip 2008) Nick Mason (drums) was the heartbeat, structure and foundation; the sole member involved from the emergence of PF to the last recording. * January 27, 1944 (age 77 years) FYI: The following Pink Floyd albums are Concept Albums (all songs together tell a complete story)... Dark Side Of The Moon (1973), Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977) and The Wall (1979). The Final Cut (1983) is ify, as it was the last album with Roger Waters being in the band - leaving in 1985. *search on Wiki the album title to get the story behind the concept. I myself suggest the following EPIC 10 live songs; the studio and "Brit Floyd" versions are phenomenal as well!! : 1) "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" 2) "Hey You" 3) "Us and Them/Any Colour You Like/Brain Damage/Eclipse" (all 4 parts) 4) "High Hopes" 5) "Time/Breathe Reprise" 6) "Dogs" 7) "Sorrow" 8) "Pigs (3 different ones)" 9) "Welcome To The Machine" 10) "The Great Gig In The Sky" 11+) There's so many... !! Fun Fact: "You don't need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd but you definitely need Pink Floyd to enjoy your drink and drugs!!" If you like Pink Floyd as much as it seems, sadly there is only ONE WAY you're going to see their music "live" in concert (2021+) other than an older dvd (or maybe Waters or Gilmour solo in concert; they're getting old my friend)... more importantly hearing the songs done exacting to the studio albums adding a very good example of the "live" light show... you may wanna check out the following group that's IMO far better than a tribute band!! The subsequent track is superbly performed by the tribute band "Brit Floyd" ~ Gilmour, Mason and Wright have said, "If they themselves wanted to see PF live, the only way that could ever happen is go see these guys." th-cam.com/video/RnHu3D8stGE/w-d-xo.html (one song from an entire 155 minute concert of PF Bliss; see comment at link for other tracks) Final Note: Pink Floyd have left us the embodiment of their musical journey to share, enjoy and reflect upon. * always listen to Pink Floyd with headphones or an awesome sounding music system. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_Floyd
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I was there and believe me it was out of this world. I wish I can turn back time so I can be there again and again and again.... . Thank you for not pausing the video during the guitar solo. 🌹
That must’ve been an incredible experience! You truly witnessed musical history that night; many people, myself included, consider this to be the greatest guitar solo ever played.
FINALLY.....someone who does NOT pause during a Gilmour solo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am a fan of yours!!!!!!!
I appreciate yall understanding. I have received a ton of hateful comments about me talking over the song( which I do in this video) but that is only to not receive a copyright strike or complete block... so his solo I most definitely didn't want to pause. Reaction videos are no joke to make... they are not easy. I appreciate your understanding.
Im not a nutter. My mother had Alzheimer's. She was in love with Gilmour. I had to take care of her. She said this show was her most favorite thing she ever saw.
@@paxomatic Thank you.
I saw Floyd three times. At these concerts there are 18 year olds and 75 year olds. Appeals to all! The Pulse show was amazing! As was the Division Bell. Nice reaction thank you for not pausing during Gilmour solos. Floyd takes us on a journey into the sea of our mind. No else comes close
Thank you so much for reacting to this. I was in high school here in North Carolina when this song first came out in 1979. I remember it well. My girlfriend at the time and I loved attending concerts. It was one of the things we loved doing together. My wife did the same thing during that time period as well. 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 cannot describe to you what a wonderful time it was to be young then compared to today. We were happier, relationships were closer, life was more carefree, and the music was spectacular. Our 4 adult children (28-33) love 70’s/80’s music just as we do. 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.
Golden rule is you never interrupt a Dave Gilmore solo .......
As others on TH-cam have said: “You don’t just listen to Pink Floyd…you EXPERIENCE Pink Floyd.”
I honestly can say I'm one of the few lucky people that got to see this band live in the 80s they put on such a great show
Me too!
I was there , i left deaf and blind LOL , best night of my life in music . Followed Floyd since my dad bought me the album of Meddle with Echoes on it . So many people happy crying including me i have to say
I was at this gig, Earls Court London 25th Oct 1994,
Never ever will you see a better show, You think lights are cool there, Take a look at finale, Run like hell,
Guarantee your mind will be blown❤️👍🇬🇧
"High Hopes" from this concert,also very emotional.Greetings from Gernany.Nice reactiones.(I saw this live once)
Thank you!! I appreciate your suggestion. I have had a lot of ppl request this one! I have to check it out 💜💙 and Hello from middle America 🇺🇸
My dear sky you are a gorgeous young lady and you would have made a great hippie from the late 60s into the 70s I myself have followed Pink Floyd since the mid 60s and in my humble opinion are the greatest progressive rock band ever to leave these shores,and that live pulse concert at Earl's Court London you just showed from 1994 was the best live concert of any band in the world bar none and I was lucky enough to have been there.the light shows,the guitar solos, the songs,the videos on the main circular screen on stage was just amazing it blew my mind the crowd the atmosphere was electric.there songs make you think and question they make you cry they make you happy with delirium every song from that concert is a masterpiece,react to "high hopes" "sorrow" "keep talking" "comming back to life".one thing sky you must never ever do is pause a PinkFloyd guitar solo that is a no no happy listening.🇬🇧💕💕🤗🤗🤗
She could be my hippie girl in the the 70s for sure, her vibe is definitely of that era. If only she was around then, could fit right in with my concert crowd from those special days. It was so much cooler then, sigh. Those were the days, at least the music is still alive with all of us. 😎😑
Best Damn Tour Ever! I saw them in Foxboro, MA in 1994, unbelievable show and this time the giant mirror ball that. opens up with lasers inside was on the ground in a tower near the mixing board as we were outside in a huge stadium . Tremendous versions of Wish You Were Here, Comfotably Numb and You Better Run were the encore after a complete and steller Dark Side of the Moon. 😁 The bonus for us in the first set was an unexpected run through Astronomy Domine! Thanks so much for doing Floyd, try a real nice 2 for one with Time & Great Gig in the Sky off of the studio Dark Side. It will move you if new or old. Awesome day today with you it, Enjoy! 😎
I was there too. I totally agree. I didn't want the show to end. It was misting at the show I attended and the lasers looked totally cool cutting through the mist. Run Like Hell was their final song.
I'm in that crowd somewhere, up in the stands, was 19 at the time, will never be a better live show in my lifetime. When the disco ball opened and the light from inside shone out, sealed the deal for me!
Wow what a memory ❤
@@SkyAndersonReacts yep, never going to forget it, just a shame it ruined every other live show since as nothing can live up to that night ☹️
I too was there and bought the t-shirt (and giant poster). It was incredible. I would never sell my merch and PF albums but I know it would run into $thousands! Comfortably numb is about a rock star on drugs and needs a 'shot' to perform. Whilst 'spaced out' he remembers a time, when young, when he was very ill in bed. He likens his current state to that time. An absolute must for a PF fan is to watch 'The Wall' the movie, starring Bob Geldolf as Pink.
Sky, you make an excellent point about the "sound" of the band. The sonics. I wasn't at this concert in '94. However, I saw them in '74 and that concert remains the most impressive gig sonically that I have ever been to. Right from their early years, Pink Floyd were rightly renowned for their advances in sound quality, lighting and the use of video backdrops.
💜Pink Floyd is a breed of its own💜
I saw this tour at Sun Devil Stadium with 65,000 of my closest friends, and it was even better than the video. Floyd placed speakers around the perimeter of the stadium, so sounds came at you from anywhere. Also, the lights were almost another performer all night. They were very tightly synced to the music, and SO enhanced the show. You can see an example of this at the end of Gilmour’s second solo; when he’s bending notes, the lights flicker, and when he’s not, they burn steady.
Out of the darkness, Pink Floyd brought their own reality, and for three hours they let us visit them there.
I was there for their concert in Berlin, and of course at the Pulse tour. What you don't see, is the "little" round light thingy, during the show, was a screen for movies to introduce their songs. I wish I could have taken my kids to see this, but they weren't born yet. My dad who introduced me to PF will die within the next 2 days, and for his funeral I've decided to play "Great Gig In The Sky"... when carrying out the casket. He lost speech and communication 10 years ago, but that track shows that you don't have to say any words to say a LOT...
I knew you were after my heart...lol...Pink Floyd is the greatest band ever... Great reaction and keep on being you!
I know this song since '79 - I was 20 at this time - I always feel the same emotion when listening to it ! Tears are never far, I am so much touched by this guitar solo...
That PULSE live version is even better with a very long 2nd solo, David Gilmour took the time to buid it, and your emotion goes higher and higher... as he plugs his guitar directly to your soul....
And i always loved David's warm voice !
Dom, a 62 years old fan from France
It's nice to see that young people appreciate and enjoy Pink Floyd. I subscribe. I saw them on the Pulse tour at Feyenoord Stadium, Rotterdam, Netherlands in 1994. It was a spiritual experience. I wanted them to never stop playing. I've been to a lot of concerts in my life, but this... this was the greatest show in the world ever. Period.
" Child is grown the dream is gone" Such sorrow, anger and even love. You can hear and feel all that in the second solo.
Yes I was there at Earls Court in 94, just six rows from the front. Awesome!
Pinl Floyd are way ahead of there time ,production ,lights sound and the is Dave Gilmour the best guitar solo ever ever ever ,best rock band ever David,s voice and hes tone perfect super song rhanks fr the reaction ❤❤❤❤
I got to see Pink Floyd Back in 88 it was from their concert of Delicate Sound of Thunder and I have to tell you until you see a Pink Floyd concert you have not seen nothing they put on a display like no other band can. The concert was at the Georgia Tech stadium in Georgia and they blew me away. One thing for certain they know the history of Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd started up in 1966. It was Rodger Waters, Gary Wright, Nick Mason and one of the band member that I don't remember his name exactly. It was either 1969 or 1970 when David Gilmour came into the band. From there on Pink Floyd was not the same. David Gilmour was the one he really brought Pink Floyd to life. And you're right the 70s were amazing, especially with the lot of the older Pink Floyd music. You have album obscured by clouds, animals, wish you were here, their album meddles, the wall and the one that became the biggest hit of all the Dark Side of the Moon. They came out with some more music in the 80s one that remembers called momentary lapse of reason which was another big hit. If you had the opportunity and time for you should watch the whole entire pulse concert. That would be my request to you and you'll be glad you did. God bless!
If nobody's suggested yet, Pink Floyd 'On the Turning Away'. You'll get the feels in a MAJOR way!
You are correct that Roger waters came down sick. His hands swelled up and was in sever pain. He was suffering from Hepatitus. They gave him medication to feel better, but was able to play afterwards at that performance. So the song was never about drugs, or even about masturbation (hands felt like two balloons) that some people allege, which is a pretty sick concept. He said he couldnt feel the fret board of his bass with his fingers. However with 15,000 people shouting and screaming didnt seem to notice. Roger Waters left the group in 1985, he was the writer of the lyrics of this song, and David Gilmour also had lyrics. They had such a fight about it that Roger left to go on his own. So Roger was not in this performance. And for those wondering about the rotating mirrors on the stage. Those were the Gibson Maestro Rover RO-1 revolving speakers. One of them was revolving near David Gilmour.
I have seen Pink Floyd live in Miami and in Cincinnati. I have also attended concerts of various other famous groups. My 2 most favorite concerts ever are Pink Floyd and Pink Floyd.
Pink Floyd is in my top three bands of all time.. You're right, there is nothing like great classic rock from the 70's... Had the pleasure to see Roger Waters (solo) at the Hollywood Bowl about 10 years ago.... Such an incredible experience... He performed Dark SIde of the Moon in it's entirety plus other songs from Pink Floyd.... Blew me away... Got a great contact high, that's for sure... lol..... Never saw Pink Floyd with both Gilmore and Waters, but I know someone who witnessed this in 1994 at Yankee Stadium..... getting back to Comfortably Numb, one of Floyd's greatest songs, plus one of the greatest guitar solos ever done... Definitely need to light one up when listening to the FLOYD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Saw them twice in 89 so then had to chase them around the country in 94 and saw that show 4 times. Also got to see performance of THe Wall. Best shows I ever saw with the exception of Queen. Comfortably Numb best song live ever
Yup - I was at Earls Court in 1994 three nights after this was filmed. It remains the best concert I've ever been to. (And I've been to a lot!) The closest anyone has got to it since in a large concert was probably Muse in 2019. If you get the chance to see them do not hesitate.
Clemson Stadium may 12th 1994 best concert ever by far! Great reaction!
i was at the earls court gigs, but not this night. one word, phenomenal.
I saw them in a soccer stadium in Canada middle 70s. nothing can compare to the journey you get taken on when you are at their concert.
Sky, I was at the Dark Side of the Moon/Wish You Were Here tour in San Francisco in '75! STILL...the best show I've ever been at and experienced. The '70's were the best!
1987 , 3 nights at the Montreal Forum and then they came back at the end of the tour in 1988 1 night at the Olympic stadium, was also there all the nights...went to see them in Toronto also...back in those days, tickets were affordable, and the shows were...you saw what they were...just magical...keep on rocking and welcome to an amazing voyage...with Pink Floyd, thank you for posting...new sub here
I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know, and I know all the great ones.
Saw Yes, Genesis and Jethro Tull (seven times each) and all had amazing live shows, but Pink Floyd and "Comfortably Numb" was the most gobs-macking experience of my concert-going life (and second place was not even close).
Give Yes ("Roundabout"), Genesis (Firth of Fifth") and Jethro Toll ("Locomotive Breath") a listen. The '70's was an amazing decade for Prog Rock and those three along with Pink Floyd did a lot of experimenting and pioneering you can still hear in music today.
They tore the house down with this performance pink floyd at the top of their game pure class im 74 this is my era it doesn't get any better than this absolutely fabulous loved your reaction it really doesn't come as a surprise who doesnt like pink floyd
Not this tour, but their first performance of the DSOTM tour in 1973 in Madison, WI. It also was my first concert I'd ever attended. The good: Man, it was PINK FLOYD! The bad: Every other concert I attended was just that, just another concert.
I've been listening to PF since 1971! First live concert I saw them in was the second British Rock Gathering in Germersheim, Germany, May of 1972. PF has a lifetime of music for us to enjoy. THEY ARE TIMELESS.....
i have seen pink floyd live 4 times. first time 1980 earls court london ( the wall ) after that 3 times in the netherlands.. also the pulse concert'... all were great. and afier 45 years of beeing a fan i still listen everything again and again...
I have been to many a Pink Floyd concert, starting with their sun set/sun rise open air festivals in the UK . Everyone eclipsing the last. Saw them in Den Haag (Holland) about 1987 or 88 and it all started with two bi-planes doing an aerial dance and actually flying into the arena. Saw this concert at the Mile High stadium in Denver. The world's largest disco ball actually grew from the stadium floor, and then opened like a flower. Amazing. Also, this was when the old airport was "in town (Stapleton)" and they diverted all incoming flights to land from the east because of all the lasers! ... There was never a band like them, and I doubt there ever will be again.
I was at that tour. Oakland, CA April 20, 1994. At my show, the mirrorball opened up all the way during the solo at the end then closed back up again. When it was closing, the light looked like a giant set of teeth devouring the crowd at the colosseum. So unbelievably surreal to see
May 12th, 1994 Clemson SC, someone else who remembers the exact date? Here we are still watching 27 years later
It did same thing month after your concert in Pittsburgh 3 rivers stadium what a night may 1994
I saw them in Pasadena on the 17th. I sat a few feet from the giant disco bowl. The sound of hydraulics made me jump. It was one of the best concerts I’ve been to in my life. The experience was enhanced by the use of illicit (at the time) substances.
@@madmex123 your right every time I seen Floyd was fantastic
I was at this gig. Earl's Court, London. Yes,it was THAT good.
Me too amazing
So lucky 💓
I saw them when I was 21 year's old in 1981 in the old Miami baseball stadium. I'm 61 now and love them more now than I did then. 🐊🌴🌄
It is hard not to like someone who loves Pink Floyd. New subscriber.
Saw PF in Berlin in 1988. The tour that became The Delicate Sound of Thunder album.
In the Comfortably Numb Pulse concert, you saw 3 members of Pink Floyd from the 1960’s performing live at around age 50. The 1994 technology of their light show looks more advanced than what you would see in today’s technology.
Saw them twice. Momentary Lapse of Reason and Pulse. Took my mom to the Pulse show. She passed away abot a year after this.
Agree! Also saw them on both those tours!
Your choosing to do this song made me subscribe. You're correct about Roger. This is his vision. It tore the band apart utimately.
been to 8 Floyd concerts. Every show is amazing.
Pink Floyd fan since 1969 when I was a freshman in high school. Loved them every day since, One of my top 5 bands of all time. I saw them 4 times, twice with Roger Waters in the Boston Garden in 1975 & 1977. Saw the Gilmour led band in 1987 & 1994 (Pulse tour). I also saw David Gilmour twice in a week on his solo tour in the mid 80s and saw Roger Waters 4 times, the first time he had Eric Clapton on lead on the Pros & Cons of Hitchhiking tour, was cool seeing him take a crack at Floyd solos. 😊 So I have seen Dark Side, Wish You Were Here & Animals by Floyd and Dark Side and The Wall by Roger. You could say I'm a Floyd fan, LOL! They changed my life forever, Rock On, 😎 Vic.
Went to one of these gigs at Earl’s Court I was 15 my dad took me to show me real music, boy he was right!
I have a high-definition cut from a laser disc of Pink Floyd doing The Wall at the time the USSR pulled down the wall in Germany and East and West Germans were reunited the performance was done outside in Germany with the USSR band and The Pink Floyd band they had great styrofoam blocks that made the wall on stage the complete performance of the wall was done while this great styrofoam wall was built and torn down during the performance and celebrities from all over the world were in the performance a once in a lifetime performance that can never be replaced and this is the sour pill one person has blocked this video from ever being played with copyright law just a shame. Great reaction Sky your intubation with Pink Floyd reminds me of when I 1st experienced Pink Floyd.
Yes I was at this show, a little background for you. The big mirror ball at the end was covered in a black cloth for the whole show, so it was a big surprise for everyone there. also all Floyd shows are performed in Quadraphonic (Surround Sound). and you are correct this song was originally written by Gilmour and Roger Waters added the words. There is no chance now of ever seeing the Floyd live but the nearest you can get is to go and see a Roger Waters show. Great reaction Sky.
I seen them live in Toronto 1994 - Amazing show - They sound better live believe it or not! Something you shouldn't miss!
Lovely reaction ❤️.
If you like Pink Floyd you will like Marillion too, I'm sure! Also great lyrics and stunning music 🎸. Please check out 'Neverland' (live 2009) .
I went to the Pulse concert, I was 17 and it was my 1st concert ever
I have been there.I've been crying with pleasure all night
Thanks for your wonderfull PF reaction
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I have been to 3 Pink Floyd concerts. The first one was the original the wall concert back in February 1980 with the classic lineup. The second time was at the momentary lapse of reason concert in November 1987, and the last time at the division bell tour in April of 1994, which is the concert you just watched.
Nice reaction Sky! Never got to see them live, but Pink Floyd rocks, IMO one of the VERY few bands that can be compared to TOOL in terms of talent, songwriting, depth of lyrics & making you FEEL the music (being taken on a journey). Keep up the reactions ❤️
Thank you ChewTube 💜 I totally agree 👍
I saw this concert (Pulse) in Lisbon. Around 2.5 hours of ecstasy. I remember that in the middle of the set-list they perform the entire álbum The dark side of the moon.
I was there, Atlanta 1994. Great reaction, enjoyed it! Subscribed
Thank you so much Brian 💙 I appreciate you sticking around 💗
Welcome to the rabbit hole that is Pink Floyd. A rabbit hole you'll never want to leave. Floyd is the Greatest live performing band in the history of music. There is no one in the past or present that can measure up to them... EVER! This entire concert is like this. I'd recommend you react to Sorrow, Learning to Fly, and Great Gig in the Sky
Thank you 💜
Love this reaction, pink floyd takes your soul on a journey. Would like to see you react to One of these days, also from the Pulse concert. Cheers 🍻
This was like a Pink Floyd reaction and ASMR video at the same time. Best of both worlds 😉
Aww thank you!! I have a rookie amateur asmr video on my channel from a few weeks ago. I appreciate you ❤
I saw them on this tour in Raleigh! I also saw them in late 80's in Raleigh as well! Both shows were epic!
Yes, I was there. Still the best live show I have been to yet, followed by the Eagles, Hell Freezes Over tour, followed by the Rolling Stones, Tatoo You tour. Have seen lots and lots of bands live, and been to some awesome shows, but this was life alteringly good! Glad you took a small PF journey.
I saw this tour in Vancouver BC with 80,000 others... i was on 2 hits of LSD... when the lights dimmed, EVERYONE pulled out a pipe or a joint and started passing. No one left with the same pipe that they came with. NO band has ever lived up, amazing.
Saw them live in June 1975 in my hometown of Hamilton, Ont Canada (snuck in, 16 yrs old!), then this tour in Toronto. Saw Roger waters a few years ago in Toronto as well. All awsome shows.
I seen them live in Gothenburg Sweden in 1991, absolutely magic !!!!!they ended with this song
I saw the opening show of this tour back in 94, what a show! Miami, rain, lasers......
I attended the June 28, 1994 concert at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The tickets were only $45.00. Best Show EVER!!!!!
I was there (well, at the Olympic Stadium show in Montreal -- May 1994).
Best. Concert. Ever.
It's true.
Listening to the albums is the best way to listen to Floyd...
Your appreciation of the Pink Floyd live visuals is obvious , check out Run Like Hell from the same concert , its visually stunning and will blow you away ! Great reaction by the way .
3 nights in a row, Olympic Stadium...was there the 3 nights, it was magical.....i miss them so so much
Saw them twice. First was pre-Dark Side of the Moon and nobody knew who they were - mebbe 500 people there. Second was Dallas and was basically this show. Both were EPIC.
No one sounds this good live ! Amazing performances and there are so many others from this concert.
I was in Indianapolis in 1994. It was incredible. Gilmour had written a demo for a solo project, that idea became comfortably numb after Waters wrote the lyrics. I think they did two weeks at Earls court.
The guitar solo and the visuals around it, should have every single person who sees it, a bit weepy. It still does to me and I saw this tour.
Nightwish and Floyd,best live performances.
I saw this tour live in a french Stadium ! best concert in my life ! (and I've seen many)
In July 2016, my grandparents sent me to Naples to watch a historical concert. For me as a 14-year-old girl from Germany a single adventure.The 7th of July in Pompeii changed my whole understanding of music.For me, David is the most brilliant composer and the most impressive guitarist.
I saw this tour ar RFK Stadium in D.C. and it's STILL the best show I've ever been to. By far
Pink floyd =strange magic that goes straight to your soul
I was 21 back in 94, July22. Saw this in Lisbon, with my parents... 😁 Hey, they paid for it...!
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.
I have seen the same show live on Pusle Tour, and an oldest show years before. Each concert is a big trip of sound and light with an spectacular quadraphonic sound. Unforgetable.
I could only imagine 💜
I first heard their quadraphonic sound at the Rainbow Theatre in London, circa 1972/73 and everyone's minds were totally blown the way they used it. Brilliant. Quadraphonic "Be Careful with that axe, Eugine" was a trip and a half.
I saw them on this tour, and there is no experience like it.
I was there! Vanderbilt Stadium Nashville Tennessee May 1994. It was what everyone says it was and more. I remember a lot of trippy sound effects going around the stadium before the show of babies crying and lawn mowers.
I saw Pink Floyd in Columbus, Ohio in May of 1994. I was 14, and my mom surprised my brothers and I with tickets. We had a great time, and my memories of that night are quite vivid. It was a magical night, and it's still the biggest and best concert I've been to. I still have the concert shirt and the ticket stub. Thanks for reacting to this. It's nice to see the Pink Floyd banner still being carried.
You look amazing Sky. This song gives the world the longest and most beautiful guitar solo ever.
I saw this same show in N.Y. 1994. The concert brochure said the stage is 120 feet wide. It takes a crew of 60 technicians three days to set up the entire lights and all. The concert schedule required that there had to be three entire crews to keep up. They leap frogged each other for 92 shows with 20 Trucks per crew and a total staff of 195. The tour cost the promoters $98.MILLION to put on, but the total profit was $260 MILLION…
I have seen Pink Floyd 4 times. Nick Mason’s drumming is incredible and matches Gilmour’s guitar emotions while Richard Wright takes us on a Magic Carpet Ride of tones that form the foundation of it all.
it is called concept rock.. floyd was the first.. queensryche was the first to take that floyd style concept that each album is a novel, every song is connected and bleed together.. for years ryche fans would scream when will u cover a floyd song because u r the hard rock pink floyd.. finally in 2008 they did a good cover of “welcome to the machine” i always respected queensryche for that
The last tour of Pink Floyd, I saw the tour in NewOrleans super dome, the best ever show and David is amazing, the whole show was great. Each song was fantastic , after seeing over 100 artist, no one can touch this show, grew up on Allman 8:26 brothers and all Capricorn artist,but this just made me think of the beauty, we have lost music in the 2023,any ways the dvd the dvd sold 7 times platinum.
Love to see a reaction video where you seem to genuinely have an appreciation of Pink Floyd. David Gilmour is a genius with a guitar. Love your reaction and your voice.
The song was written by Walter’s. It describes a how he was so ill he couldn’t go on stage. A doctor gave him a shot of medication to help. Unfortunately it was too strong -it left him comfortable numb. True story.
I'm fortunate enough to have seen Pink Floyd twice. Learnihg to Fly and Division Bell. They're just FANTASTIC. The stage is an eyeball,,,,💥💥💥👍😎
"Encore!"
That would be the next track which I would love you to react to, Run Like Hell.
Much love from the far north of New Zealand!
David Gilmour can play a single note and have it sound sublime and grandiose; this is his greatest skill!! As far as vocals... he does exactly what the song needs; nothing more nor less!! Overall? It's never been about how phenomenal he is... it's been ALL about how tastefully he uses his voice, guitar effects, string bending techniques, finesse and style!! Is he the greatest guitarist ever? No. He however takes you on a journey with him, the song and his guitar!! Pink Floyd & Gilmour are The G.O.A.T.
Pink Floyd was formed in 1965... their (most likely) last album was "The Endless River" in 2014. PF had 15 studio albums... 3 live albums, 9 compilation albums not to mention multiple live dvds and solo albums performed by below members of the band.
Syd Barrett (short-lived founder; guitar plus) the originator and quirky eccentric; inevitably the consequential muse. * January 6, 1946 (rip 2006)
Roger Waters (bass) was the cultivator (seed sower), the lyrically conceptual prodigy, secondary vocal and co-maestro of songwriting * September 6, 1943 (age 78 years)
David Gilmour (guitar) was the placidity, guitar virtuoso, the silky smooth voice and co-maestro; the equilibrium. * March 6, 1946 (age 75 years)
Richard Wright (keyboards) was the essential underlying symmetry; musical nurturer. Occasional singer. * July 28, 1943 (rip 2008)
Nick Mason (drums) was the heartbeat, structure and foundation; the sole member involved from the emergence of PF to the last recording. * January 27, 1944 (age 77 years)
FYI: The following Pink Floyd albums are Concept Albums (all songs together tell a complete story)... Dark Side Of The Moon (1973), Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977) and The Wall (1979). The Final Cut (1983) is ify, as it was the last album with Roger Waters being in the band - leaving in 1985. *search on Wiki the album title to get the story behind the concept.
I myself suggest the following EPIC 10 live songs; the studio and "Brit Floyd" versions are phenomenal as well!! : 1) "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" 2) "Hey You" 3) "Us and Them/Any Colour You Like/Brain Damage/Eclipse" (all 4 parts) 4) "High Hopes" 5) "Time/Breathe Reprise" 6) "Dogs" 7) "Sorrow" 8) "Pigs (3 different ones)" 9) "Welcome To The Machine" 10) "The Great Gig In The Sky" 11+) There's so many... !!
Fun Fact: "You don't need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd but you definitely need Pink Floyd to enjoy your drink and drugs!!"
If you like Pink Floyd as much as it seems, sadly there is only ONE WAY you're going to see their music "live" in concert (2021+) other than an older dvd (or maybe Waters or Gilmour solo in concert; they're getting old my friend)... more importantly hearing the songs done exacting to the studio albums adding a very good example of the "live" light show... you may wanna check out the following group that's IMO far better than a tribute band!! The subsequent track is superbly performed by the tribute band "Brit Floyd" ~ Gilmour, Mason and Wright have said, "If they themselves wanted to see PF live, the only way that could ever happen is go see these guys." th-cam.com/video/RnHu3D8stGE/w-d-xo.html (one song from an entire 155 minute concert of PF Bliss; see comment at link for other tracks)
Final Note: Pink Floyd have left us the embodiment of their musical journey to share, enjoy and reflect upon. * always listen to Pink Floyd with headphones or an awesome sounding music system.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_Floyd