This is my wife’s favourite Floyd song,picture it,driving through the highlands of Scotland with this blasting out of the car ,that is definitely the way to listen to it,it was incredible,all the best from Scotland 👍🏼🏴
The first time I experienced this incredible person named David Gilmour, I was 8 years old and my older brother took me to see Pink Floyd perform The Dark Side of the Moon, and needless to say I ha e been an absolute liver of everything Pink Floyd. I have seen them 12 times, including this concert in 1994.
There are many great guitarists but there is something about David that no one else has. His solos make me cry every time, I have goosebumps all over my body and my mind floats through the universe.
I’ve actually met David, in 2014. He came to a wedding in the village I live in England, called Wick. He was stood outside the venue, I guess having a breather and we recognised him, actually we knew he was going to there, anyway he was absolutely lovely and talked to us for at least 10 minuets, not about music, but about us, he was honestly the nicest person, albeit being one of the most influential people in music history.
The journey down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole is good for the Heart, Spirit and Soul my Friend, the hole runs deep and I'm glad you are continuing to go deeper and allowing us to journey with you, looking forward to whatever you choose next, God Bless
It's so great to hear that you have dived into Pink Floyd that much. I checked all your reactions to PF and I can tell you - there is so many amazing tracks for you to discover. Based on what I see that you like - go straight and react to Dogs from Animals album
I only realized a few days ago that they demolished Earls Court, was looking at photos of the inside before they torn it down, and even though I never had a chance to go there, I felt nostalgic just looking at the interior shots
Good morning from Warwickshire, England 🏴, Love your reaction. Most of the songs from Pink Floyd brings tears 😭 to my eyes, having lost our son in 2022 at the age of 48. He was avid guitar player and loved PF . 😊
Sorry I was late to the show ! lol You need to get " Learning to Fly" and or "Brain Damage" in your SOUL as well as a host of other of Floyd's music ! Thanks and Floyd always ROCKS !
Check out 'David Gilmour & Richard Wright - Breakthrough'. It's a semi-acoustic live performance of one of Richard's songs, and it's absolutely gorgeous. It will show you a side of Pink Floyd that you haven't seen yet.
Check out "Wearing the Inside Out" from the Division Bell (both the album version and the one from Remember That Night). Rick Wright sings lead, and the lyrics are brilliant.
About crying to a Pink Floyd song... I've seen quite a few reactors do that on their first listen. (Yes, most are female, but *not* all.) And... it's even contagious -- if the reactor cries, I start to tear up a bit. 🙂
If you really want to hear a completely different David Gilmour and you want to cry then you have to listen to the song Red sky at night from the album Live in Gdansk.
Bellissimo tutto...il testo è profondo e si avverte il grande sentimento che Gilmour mette nel cantarla. E l'amore verso sua moglie Polly che all'epoca aveva sposato da poco e che ha collaborato nella scrittura diquesto brano... la musica poi suggestiva e coinvolgente.
You will Love 'THE BLUE' by David Gilmour (from one of his Solo Albums, not with Pink Floyd). Please hear the STUDIO version, its (off Davids Album 'On an Island'). Coming Back to Life, and THE BLUE, are my 2 fave Gtr Solos by Gilmour. Before These albums landed, my fave PF albums were the 70s era... Animals, Wish, Meddle, and Dark Side. But once Division Bell released it took my top PF spot, alongside Animals. Again, if you are moved that much by 'Coming back to life' Solos, then 'THE BLUE' is your next one to hear. Remember its by DavidGilmour, NOT PinkFloyd. Both those tracks are highly underated. In The Blue, he uses a Pitch Shifter, which takes the the notes higher than the fretboard can go, and bends them up into the 'Strat'osphere!
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Only thing that's wrong with this song is that its not played enough to the masses there's a serious problem in the world with anger and mental health and music such as pink Floyd if introduced to kids when they're growing up instead of drill rap definately sends that message of love and spirituality into their brains I grew up on rap real rap music not drill music and I appreciate that how it paints a story in your mind it's an art itself all I listened to was rap music then got into reggae then found pink Floyd that's when you get elevated to the next level of music and realise the world we live in is utter bs created for one thing only to make the rich richer.
So many people have suggested this! I will certainly follow up on this one! Thanks for the suggestion and thank you so much for returning to my channel! You da man!🤘
I love this song, but for some reason the cowbell with the percussion has always felt off to me. I know not everyone agrees with me on that and it's okay, but I personally would enjoy the song more without that. But that first half of the song and the solo, and the lyrics, are gold.
This is my wife’s favourite Floyd song,picture it,driving through the highlands of Scotland with this blasting out of the car ,that is definitely the way to listen to it,it was incredible,all the best from Scotland 👍🏼🏴
Pink Floyd is in my blood since 1968. I saw them 5 times. First concert in Montreal (1971).
If you're not moved by this amazingly powerful song you are not human
The first time I experienced this incredible person named David Gilmour, I was 8 years old and my older brother took me to see Pink Floyd perform The Dark Side of the Moon, and needless to say I ha e been an absolute liver of everything Pink Floyd. I have seen them 12 times, including this concert in 1994.
Only David Gilmore can play a guitar so beautifully as that opening.
Seriously! I was instantly blown away by this performance. Thank you for commenting and liking the video!🤘
The Delicate Sound of Thunder version is my fav…
@Pru1PC This song didn't exist back then
There are many great guitarists but there is something about David that no one else has. His solos make me cry every time, I have goosebumps all over my body and my mind floats through the universe.
He Is THE LIVING LEGEND
Us and Them will blow you away 😮
I already got it cooking up in the editing room 🤫. Thank you for the suggestion and thank you for commenting and liking the video!
Shine on you crazy damod
I’ve actually met David, in 2014. He came to a wedding in the village I live in England, called Wick. He was stood outside the venue, I guess having a breather and we recognised him, actually we knew he was going to there, anyway he was absolutely lovely and talked to us for at least 10 minuets, not about music, but about us, he was honestly the nicest person, albeit being one of the most influential people in music history.
Another Stella performance from PF ….individually they are amazingly good but together they are beyond words
Next: „Keep Talking“ and „High hopes“ - you know which concert…!
Will do! Thanks for the suggestions!🤘
I love Keep Talking
The journey down the Pink Floyd rabbit hole is good for the Heart, Spirit and Soul my Friend, the hole runs deep and I'm glad you are continuing to go deeper and allowing us to journey with you, looking forward to whatever you choose next, God Bless
It's so great to hear that you have dived into Pink Floyd that much. I checked all your reactions to PF and I can tell you - there is so many amazing tracks for you to discover. Based on what I see that you like - go straight and react to Dogs from Animals album
Aahh and try to find a video with lyrics brought up
I was at that concert in 94 and yes it was a mind blowing experience 👍👍👍
I only realized a few days ago that they demolished Earls Court, was looking at photos of the inside before they torn it down, and even though I never had a chance to go there, I felt nostalgic just looking at the interior shots
Escute esse show todo na íntegra , vc não vai se arrepender 👍
Your reactions to Pink Floyd say it all - there is nothing else like their music. Try 'Keep Talking' or 'High Hopes' from the same gig!
It truly is music I can EXPERIENCE rather than listen to. It’s so crazy. Thank you for the kind comment and suggestions! 🔥🫶🏼
Very good video! Keep going deeper to the hole.
David Gilmour hitting perfect notes and perfect gaps between the notes ❤, I've been loving this since the early 70s 😊
Good morning from Warwickshire, England 🏴,
Love your reaction.
Most of the songs from Pink Floyd brings tears 😭 to my eyes, having lost our son in 2022 at the age of 48. He was avid guitar player and loved PF .
😊
It’s amazing what a human being is capable of 👀🤯🤯🤯
It truly is !
Sorry I was late to the show ! lol You need to get " Learning to Fly" and or "Brain Damage" in your SOUL as well as a host of other of Floyd's music ! Thanks and Floyd always ROCKS !
Check out 'David Gilmour & Richard Wright - Breakthrough'. It's a semi-acoustic live performance of one of Richard's songs, and it's absolutely gorgeous. It will show you a side of Pink Floyd that you haven't seen yet.
"Yet another movie" from delicate sound of thunder concert is just so mystical
So damn good
Run like hell from the same concert
Learning to Fly ir Shine on You Crazy diamonds
It the group I have see 6 time over here in uk
Please react to the song, from the album "Delicate sound of Thunder", live concert, the song "Dogs of War". You will love it
Check out "Wearing the Inside Out" from the Division Bell (both the album version and the one from Remember That Night). Rick Wright sings lead, and the lyrics are brilliant.
Seconded! Wearing the Inside Out doesn't get anywhere near the love it deserves.
"Grantchester Meadows" from Ummagumma (1969), - just peaceful beauty!
No one plays guitar like David Gilmour, he’s a guitar God 😊.
I still haven’t found anyone that can beat Mr Gilmours skills on the guitar. It’s legendary!🎸
I BELIEVE you are ready for "Keeo Talking" from the Pulse Concert.
Bland song in humble opinion, but by all the false gods, Gilmore is magnificent. Cracking reaction and all power to you.
Great content, Pink Floyd 💗 💕
Tip of the ice berg brother still so much more
Whatever you’re mood, PF has a song for that.
About crying to a Pink Floyd song... I've seen quite a few reactors do that on their first listen. (Yes, most are female, but *not* all.) And... it's even contagious -- if the reactor cries, I start to tear up a bit. 🙂
David Gilmour - A Great Day For Freedom - Live From Gdansk
If you really want to hear a completely different David Gilmour and you want to cry then you have to listen to the song Red sky at night from the album Live in Gdansk.
Check out "Us and Them" by them next. Studio version.
Bellissimo tutto...il testo è profondo e si avverte il grande sentimento che Gilmour mette nel cantarla. E l'amore verso sua moglie Polly che all'epoca aveva sposato da poco e che ha collaborato nella scrittura diquesto brano... la musica poi suggestiva e coinvolgente.
watch again when you know the words of the song at the start David Gilmour made his guitar sing the words its epic when you realise
pulse concert try run like hell or great gig in the sky both awesome
"Keep Talking" next up!
David live at Gadansk is as good a concert as there is. Full orchestra with him.
You will Love 'THE BLUE' by David Gilmour (from one of his Solo Albums, not with Pink Floyd). Please hear the STUDIO version, its (off Davids Album 'On an Island'). Coming Back to Life, and THE BLUE, are my 2 fave Gtr Solos by Gilmour. Before These albums landed, my fave PF albums were the 70s era... Animals, Wish, Meddle, and Dark Side. But once Division Bell released it took my top PF spot, alongside Animals. Again, if you are moved that much by 'Coming back to life' Solos, then 'THE BLUE' is your next one to hear. Remember its by DavidGilmour, NOT PinkFloyd. Both those tracks are highly underated. In The Blue, he uses a Pitch Shifter, which takes the the notes higher than the fretboard can go, and bends them up into the 'Strat'osphere!
😎👍🎶🎶
Thanks for coming by again! I hope you have a great weekend!🤘🔥
@@killbimu thank you . good week-end to you 👍
Do Atom heart mother and Animals bro. Love these honest reactions.
How about ' lost for words ' seeing how you sort of mentioned it?
Thanks for the suggestion! I plan on bringing many Floyd reactions for the next couple of weeks so I’ll load this one into my playlists to react to!
I don't know if you have done a reaction to On The Run from this show. If not , be ready for sensory overload.
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Oh wow! Thank you for dropping the link in the comments. I will for sure check it out!
Seriously, do yourself a favor and watch the whole Pulse Tour from start to finish. You'll be speechless.
Only thing that's wrong with this song is that its not played enough to the masses there's a serious problem in the world with anger and mental health and music such as pink Floyd if introduced to kids when they're growing up instead of drill rap definately sends that message of love and spirituality into their brains I grew up on rap real rap music not drill music and I appreciate that how it paints a story in your mind it's an art itself all I listened to was rap music then got into reggae then found pink Floyd that's when you get elevated to the next level of music and realise the world we live in is utter bs created for one thing only to make the rich richer.
Oh yeh, this is a great song. Try “keep talking” pulse. There’s a surprise in it for ya
So many people have suggested this! I will certainly follow up on this one! Thanks for the suggestion and thank you so much for returning to my channel! You da man!🤘
I love this song, but for some reason the cowbell with the percussion has always felt off to me. I know not everyone agrees with me on that and it's okay, but I personally would enjoy the song more without that. But that first half of the song and the solo, and the lyrics, are gold.