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• Pink Floyd - Learning ...
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Great to see Tim Renwick showcased in this one. He's a great guitarist
Yessss! His solo on this and Another Brick p2 from pulse are killer!
@@coreymcnaught yes he's brilliant in Another Brick in this concert
this solo in particular I think is the best of all the versions, it's just perfect
Pink Floyd’s Division Bell tour started in Miami and ended in London with the Pulse concert, which was actually 14 nights at Earls Court in London. Yes, 14 concerts in London in just 17 days.
Heard it was on 2 nights in England.
@@brucebogue3119 It was on 14 nights, not 2 nights.
A gift from God himself, because let's be real, it's not humanly possible to perform this, 14 times in 17 days. Wow.
Phil Church here and being 64 I grew up with Pink Floyd and love their music and the best way to listen to Pink Floyd is with headphones and your favorite chair ... chill and enjoy
Gotta be the most viewed video from the Pulse concert. I remember it from high school
Thanks for keeping Floyd alive. There’s no headstock in the bass. You put the strings through the far end of the neck and tune them down by the body.
Any Live Pulse song is amazing.
I was one of the lucky ones in that crowd. I would suggest "Sorrow" from the same concert
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did you get the plane from on the run?
@@21darkster I was at day 1 of their back to back Detroit concerts. Unfortunately, they didn't have the plane ready to go for us. But reports were that it was set up for Day 2. For that matter, it was on Day 2 that they first played the entirety of Dark Side of the Moon (they only played most of it for most of the Pulse tour). Despite all this, still an insanely amazing experience.
Bravo, Pope- superior! Peace.
One of the all-time great concert recordings, no doubt!
Floyd will change your life!
Awesome band.
Hey Pope! Another good one from Pulse. This show is phenomenal. Keep them coming!🔈🔉🔊
One of my favorite PF songs! It feels like freedom. What I would give to have been at a PF concert. Sigh. Grateful for all the amazing concert footage available.
For the Pulse tour Guy Pratt played fretted 5-string and fretless 4-string Status headless basses. The tuning pegs are below the bridge at the end of the bass body. Think of them as being strung upside down.
Saw Pink Floyd live twice. Greatest ever.
Great song. And it's great to see the other guitar player Tim Renwick. He's very good. Great reaction!
Main parts of the guitar are the body, neck and headstock (the part with the "tuning pegs"). It's all a learning curve and your in great hands with these subs. We won't steer you wrong!
Pink Floyd is the greatest rock band that ever lived !! Pink floyd always will be the greatest rock band that ever existed
Bravo!
Pulse is such a great concert. Gilmore just extends the solos into eternity.
David and Nick are both pilots. The chatter is Nick with the control tower.
Next track from Pulse has got to be WISH YOU WERE HERE....slightly different, thats what makes Pink Floyd so good.
Hey man. Another great reaction. But at the start you said that there are still a couple of songs you haven't reacted to yet. But there quite a few.
Pulse is a double DVD set. The second DVD is the complete 'Dark Side Of The Moon' sound track in its entirety from start to finish. It is the only time Pink Floyd ever played all the songs together. It is an absolute must to listen to. Just as F.D. suggested down below. Dive into that one man. Cheers.
David is a pilot.
That 2nd Lead Guitarist was Tim Renwick. His leads on Al Stewart’s “One Stage Before” are some of my favorites.
Progressive rock changed both rock music and pop music, cos others would soon sound obsolite if not evolving too... That is the legacy of Proge.
No matter how many times its always fresh and amazing
Saw them three times, glad to see your enthusiasm for the genre.
I love your PF reactions. Keep goin. Love it.
The song came out in 1987 and the concert in 1994. I love how the new generations are enjoying the music a lot of us remember from when we were much younger.
Dude!
You are killing it lately!
The bass instrument sounds like a headless design Steinberger. I have seen Gilmour play similar type of guitars. They have a direct-pull tuning system.
You're a busy man this month Nyco! Making up for lost days over the holiday season (during which your lack of visibility was worrying me into thinking yo'd given up!)
Pulse is a veritable treasure trove, as you now know.
Can I suggest you do the Dark Side of The Moon section in it's entirety?
Great to see you pumping out the reactions bro!
never giving up on great music !
Seen the 2 times in the 80’s best concert I have ever seen
Good job.
Love this song, dawg!
Saw them in 94
Keep talking is a must do
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Oh yea thx
Yup. ❤👍🤙
Ah, your channel's name change almost had me deleteing without checking first.
His voice is a bit rough here, maybe later in the concert?
Still a great performance, though 😎
Oh, and that was one heck of a drum kit!
If I figure out how to go back in time I'll let you know Pope. We'll go to some shows 🌞
Well done when you're not done
try Dogs of War.. its off the Momentary lapse of Reason album. Its a side of Pink Floyd you have never heard before.. Its dark and aggressive.
muito BOM. essa banda é show
yea !!
Yeah
I was Very lucky!! I'm old ;P
Why not, indeed
I was lucky.
The Delicate Sound of Thunder version is much better... check it out
Check out "Lost for words"
40 plus yeas never tired of PF. Try A Great Day for Freedom or Dogs of War
I seen m teice
You keep missing Roger Water with Pink Floyd
Not missing much in my humble opinion.
Who's the other guitarist?
wasn't that roger ?
Tim Renwick
Sure Gilmore, Mason (somewhere) and Rick Wright are here but this portion of Pink Floyd is just a poor facsimile. I know those hanging on to the threads will disagree. Keep hanging on. I'll take Syd and Roger with the band over this, anyday. You have to remember, at this point, the name Pink Floyd was an institution. A money machine (Come in here dear boy....). Trying to capture and capitalize on what was long gone.
Still, glad you enjoyed it for what it's worth.