Pink Floyd - Money (PULSE Restored & Re-Edited) REACTION VIDEO
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- Pink Floyd - Money (PULSE Restored & Re-Edited) REACTION VIDEO
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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.
Oh I so hope ya follow this concert 🎵 Rabbit 🐇 Hole 🕳... it doesn’t disappoint at all 🤘🏼🤠🤘🏼🤠🤘🏼🤠🤘🏼🤠🤘🏼🤠🤘🏼🤠🤘🏼🤠🤘🏼🤠
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
Keep react pink floyd and David gilmour you will enjoy specially live show
🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕 You’ll need these for your journey Michael. It’s a long and mysterious one. 🐇🐇🐇🐇
Let’s go!!!!!
Love Pink Floyd and this was an amazing show.I saw them twice in Raleigh at Carter Finley Stadium!Tremendous shows! YES to the rabbit holes!
My husband is a bass player, love the bass! Great reaction!
Need to check out "The Great Gig In The Sky" Pulse
Edit: It's actually the song they played right before this (Money)
Classic, amazing! 😃
I had the pleasure of attending 2 Pink Floyd concerts in St . Louis 84ish, and 91 David Gilmore never disappoints and the light shows were Epic. Did enjoy quite a bit of ear ringing and blindness the next day but
IT WAS WORTH IT! ! HIPPIE JOE
Classic Floyd...I love it!
wheres your reactions to the whole concert?? Your missing other great ones. Great gig, learning to fly, keep talking, sorrow, another brick, us and them/any colour, time, run like hell, wish you were here, shine on, pretty much the ENTIRE concert
This is a pretty poor performance by what were Pink Floyd's usual standards. It's sloppy and cluttered.
The audio is a little goofy. Sounds like you're running it through a phase shifter.
Please do Pulse performances where possible. You won't regret it.
I have to admit, Money have been so over played....but this live version has, for me, breathed new life in it as its so much more funky and downright bluesy
David Gilmore...Yes and Thank You!
I was there,in London,in '94.
Money even then,was 21yrs old!
The highest quality music lasts for hundreds of years.
They will be performing Pink Floyd in huge venues with 200piece orchestras in 2121.
Same with the Beatles,Stones,Who etc etc.and the 70's will be seen as THE golden era,never to be matched,not even close,nowhere to be seen.
My grandkids much prefer "grandads music" they tell everyone.
Brought my brood up correctly.
This was one of the few albums to come out in quadraphonic stereo, 4 separate channels. The sound was amazing. But the cost to convert all the radio stations and car radios over was too cost prohibited so it dies an early death
the technology not the album, just to be clear.
Yeah but your home stereo it blew away. I had 4 channel Yamaha receiver with Marantz speakers and it was mind blowing 🤪
Yes!! Do the damn thing! 😃
Oh yeah time to dig into the Pink hole.
An those ladies were gettin down for the get down y’all 😊🤘🏼🤠😊🤘🏼🤠🤩🤩🤩
Without Roger Waters... he wrote the song. Find the "Live Eight" version.
I have watched this concert many times but I am still looking forward to watching it with yourself and all the good people out there thanks my friend 👍
‘Think I’ll buy me a football team’ ❤️
Let me hold a dollar big man
Epic breakdown, I love how they took it all the way down to just the ladies. Their vocals are amazing, but the way they sway and shimmie is just…they got it going on…
Modified from original song, saxophone solo is different, background vocalist have their own moment, slightly different drumming. The song was 21 years old when they performed this concert in 1994 so it makes sense they would give the audience something a little different for fun.
The sound is not right mate, it's muffled unfortunately, dulling out most of the instruments. Pity
Nice reaction anyway
That was great never seen them perform this live
Live at Red Rock..great show
YEAH!!! PINK FLOYD RABBIT HOLE!!!!!
Don't worry about copyright issues, they're usually good with reaction channels.
This video is MONEY!
in my opinion the best live version of "money" is the one on "delicate sound of thunder"
Frank Zappa - Montana
That performance is FILTHY. Glorious.
BE very very careful! No telling what's in the bottom of that rabbit hole!!
Watched your reaction videos a few times now, love them, but... Never seen your eyes so wide open, no idea why. 🤪
Need to watch the background singers shine on the song Great Gig In the Sky
Dude, love watching your videos and your appreciation for great music. You get it!
How about some realty old Floyd,like set the controls for the sun, ,astronamy Domini, to name a few 😷🇨🇦
I’m gonna go through the whole discography
@@DramaSydETV I shall be awaiting for your reactions.
Hopefully set the controls for the heart of the sun. will make the cut.🇨🇦😷
@@DramaSydETV When you set your mind to something, anything is possible........This is it.
There’s a version of this on Delicate Sound of Thunder where they go even deeper to drop a little Ragge part...
So if you're gonna be doing Pink Floyd's discography, here's a bit of context if you are unaware.
Their first singer and guitarist was Syd Barrett. He started Pink Floyd on their experimental and psychedelic path early on and helped Pink Floyd become one of the biggest Psychedelic bands of the late 1960s. However, due to long-lasting effects of LSD abuse, Syd developed Schizophrenia in his 20s, just as they got their start. He was only prominently featured on their first album Piper At The Gates Of Dawn. When it came time to record their second album, he was becoming a liability. He wouldn't show up to rehearsals, he was stoned 90% of the time, he would perform erratically on stage, often out of tune, rhythm and faced away from the crowd, and was generally losing himself. To move on, Pink FLoyd had to find a new guitarist.
Enter David Gilmour. For their second album, A Saucerful Of Secrets, Pink Floyd were momentarily a 5-piece band, but Syd would be forced out of the group 5 months after David joined. His behaviour had become so unpredictable at this time that he couldn't contribute anymore to the band, so David took over Lead guitar as well as vocals with bassist Roger Waters and keyboardist Richard Wright.
Since then, Pink Floyd made a handful of iconic albums as they developed from their Psychedelic beginnings to a more Progressive sound. Their third album, More, was a soundtrack for the film of the same name and it began their switch into more Avant-garde music for the late 60s. That phase reached its peak in their fourth album Ummagumma which is notorious for the Avant-garde approach.
They began to lighten up on their sound to become more musical and progressive on their fifth album Atom Heart Mother and took it to a new degree on their next album Meddle, of which saw them finally finding their sound, especially on the 23-minute track Echoes. With the exception of another soundtrack album Obscured By Clouds, this sound would make its way to the iconic album The Dark Side Of The Moon, of which has become the longest contender of the Billboard 200 charts at over 900 weeks total! Dark Side was their first concept album, in which it discussed the various darknesses of life from the likes of Birth, Work, Aging, Fear, Insanity, Greed, Illusion, and Death. It's an album meant to be heard all the way through in one sitting, thus why it has become one of the biggest selling albums of all time!
Their next album Wish You Were Here was dedicated to their former bandmate Syd Barrett. He had long been disconnected from the band and had faded into obscurity. One day, while recording the song Shine On You Crazy Diamond, a song that was intended to be a tribute to Syd, a strange figure walked into the studio. He was completely shaven bald with no eyebrows and an abnormally-sized beer-belly. No one knew who this person was and he just wondered around the studio. The band was mildly confused with this guy's presence until Richard Wright noticed who it was. It was Syd. His appearance had been so damaged that he was unrecognisable. The whole band became very emotional at that point, especially since they were recording that song about him as he walked in. After that day, they never saw him again.
Upon growing tensions in the United Kingdom, Pink Floyd were experiencing tensions as well. The social unrest in the streets lead to the rise of Punk Rock and, subsequently, the end for many Progressive Rock bands, as many of England's youth felt they were too elaborate and distanced from their audience. Pink Floyd very likely would have been outcasted at this time, but they didn't back down. Most of the band was unaffected by this backlash, but Roger Waters took inspiration from it and wrote their next album Animals, which portrayed Britain at the time as an Orwellian Animalistic-parody, similar to George Orwell's book Animal Farm. This was another similar effort to their previous albums in terms of sound, but as they grew more popular and forced to play larger venues with a more angsty crowd, something didn't feel right. Their soft sound didn't match the roaring crowds. The band started to resent their own fans as they treated them terribly while on stage, lighting fireworks, shouting over the songs, and various other distracting stuff. Roger even spit on one fan who was screaming during the show. He began to fantasise of building a wall to separate himself from the audience, and thus, their next album was born.
In the midst of all the chaos at the time, Pink Floyd began experiencing internal struggles regarding Roger Waters' overbearing control on the band's musical direction and Richard Wright's lack of contribution. To be fair to both, Roger was the only one taking the initiative and Richard was distracted by his failing marriage at the time. They were on a tight schedule to release their next album, which would be another concept album, telling the story of a young boy named Pink Floyd who grows up without a father and under an overprotective mother and slowly isolates himself from the world in a metaphorical wall. The story was inspired by both Waters' own past as well as Syd's decline. During the recording for the album, Richard wasn't contributing his part and they were getting close to their deadline. Roger then gave him a choice; Either they halt the album for him and release it under Roger's name, or Richard serves as a session musician on the album but is then out of the band. Richard picked the latter and he was out. The Wall was released in late 1979 and they went on tour for the album but their over-the-top production of the album on stage caused them to lose money. After a final parting on their album The Final Cut, Roger Waters left the band.
After Roger, Pink Floyd was only two members; guitarist and vocalist David Gilmour and drummer Nick Mason. Richard came back as a session musician for their next album A Momentary Lapse Of Reason. Roger, however, filed a lawsuit for their use of the band's name since he had the rights to the name. They settled out of court and Roger later admitted he was wrong to do that. Richard became a full member again on their next album The Division Bell, and it would be his last. Syd Barrett died in 2006, and Richard Wright followed two years later. David and Nick released their last album in 2014, The Endless River, featuring scraped takes from the previous album.
This.... was a lot longer than intended, sorry
Best reaction ever 👌🙏
I saw this concert in Chicago on 5/22/88. Amazing show. We all missed Roger though. The light show was amazing. The ticket was only $25 and I still have the ticket stub. Those were the days.
Not the same show. Not better not worse just different. I don't really know why everyone calls this the pulse tour either. That was the name of the dvd.
Best reason ever 👌
I went to the Pink Floyd Momentary Lapse of Reason concert in 1987 and it was the most impressive concert I ever attended, and then the next month I went to Roger Waters' Radio K.A.O.S. concert and it was just as good. Both were at the Oakland Coliseum. We were so spoiled back then! Both of them competing for our ticket and swag money, and they took all I could give them at the time! Love these older tunes too. Peace!