@@jackfrost2146 In that solos he did cos there was no lyrics for 4 minutes and thus the that solo was meant communicate what its like to be "comfortably numb" .. listen carefully and ull hear screams of anxiety and despair along with some glimmers of hope and clamoring for survival.... No Words just pure musical poetry ...and that's why it is considered to by many the greatest solo ever
@@TranceAddict1989 Top 5 to me. White Stripes “Death Letter” Glastonbury. Lynyrd Skynyrd “Free Bird” Live at Oakland Coliseum, Radiohead “Paranoid Android” live Glastonbury and Muse” “ Knights Of Cydonia” Rome Olympic Coliseum and this gem. Just My opinion.
@@crafty1096 Top 5 for me: Jimi Hendrix - Machine Gun Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb Cream - White Room Van Halen - Eruption Steve Vai - For the Love of God
@@TranceAddict1989 You've obviosuly never heard Fermented Offal Discharge by Necrophagist. Not even a joke and don't be put off by the name, you will have to sit through some death metal if that isn't your thing but the solo is genuinely phenomenal
My Mom took me to see Pink Floyd for my First concert in 1987, I was not quite 9. It was a blessing and a curse cause NO Other concert has compared since!! Their concerts are an experience
Yes, the baby is absolutely precious! Love seeing the baby! My daughters were basically raised with Pink Floyd in the background, and they still love it and are fans, particularly of the Animals album, but dark side of the moon and the wall too
Ha, that little pig toy your child is playing with is perfect for listening to Pink Floyd. The "flying pig" was a staple for years at their concerts. So the baby is hip 🤙🏻
nice reaction. Gilmour knows how to make a guitar emote, It's one of the reasons he is considered by many to be the best. There are a lot of talented musicians that can shred or make it scream but few can make it emote and no one like Gilmour.
Have a listen to the studio version of this song. Also, you want to be put in a mood, then listen to Shine On You Crazy Diamond (studio version) and Wish You Were Here amongst many many others.
Greatest live guitar solo ever. You have just witnessed true greatness!!! And the point that you felt the guitar was still talking to you - there's nothing else to say: you get it. You have just taken a first major step into a whole new world of music. One does not just listen to Pink Floyd. It is an EXPERIENCE. it makes you feel the music an d see the music as well as hear it. I am blessed to have seen the live on that tour in 94 at Oakland Coliseum. A night i will never forget. Best live show i ever saw...and heard....and felt. And that is one adorable baby you have there.
Phenomenal guitar solo. And this version is the best of the ones I've heard (and that I've heard quite a few). The second solo lasts more than five minutes but I always think it's short, it should go on and on and on and on... The whole Pulse concert is a fantastic treat for the ears as well as the eyes. Perhaps the best live performance in the history of modern music. If you like David Gilmour's guitar, try "Sorrow", "Run Like Hell" or "Coming Back To Life" from this concert. Amazing! Please excuse my English, I am from the Czech Republic.
Yeah, I've seen them live a lot too, and this is the best version of that solo I've ever heard too. In fact, this is my favourite solo all time, although I know that's hardly an original opinion. And while all of your suggestions were good, certainly if they like the light show and how it worked with the guitar, then Sorrow is a great one for you to mentioned first.
All there music takes you to another galaxy, there isnt anything like it. I can listen to David Gilmore play his guitar 24/7. There will never be another Pink Floyd,
Its always great to see another person get into Pink Floyd - and Dave Gilmour - with a guitar in his hands he brings the emotion out of the strings. An absolute master.
amazing song, deep lyrics, great show, and probably the greatest solo of all time. not for fast tricks etc, but he always makes the guitar sing. check out other songs from this Pulse show. so good. nice reaction too, even the lil kid seemed to enjoy 😁
What sets David Gilmour apart from other great great guitar players, is the way he turns his solos into an emotional ride, so you not only hear it but you feel it too! You don’t just listen to Pink Floyd, you experience them! This is one of those rare groups that in my opinion, sounds better live than in the studio.
David Gilmore auctioned off 127 of his guitars for a total of $21.5 million dollars. The guitar he’s playing at this concert sold for $615,000. The guy is legendary.
The little one was liking it too. Nice reaction. I have seen Pink Floyd live 5 times starting in 1977 or 78. It is an experience rather than a concert. The music, the lights, it is just a great experience.
Yes! Loved this reaction! Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin are the GOAT thank you for giving them a listen. David Gilmour talks and cries with his guitar. I can't help but think your little girl was enjoying the lights as well. So sweet
Without words the music expresses the feelings and emotions that are going on inside the person going through this song. I feel what's going on inside because I'm feeling the same way.
At the Pulse concert, you are seeing 3 members of Pink Floyd from the 1960s performing at almost 50 years old and putting on a spectacular performance.
You said it man, David Gilmour puts so much expression in his playing, he makes it sing. In interviews he's a very reserved guy, he doesn't show much emotion, but put a guitar in his hands and that's where he says all he really needs to say.
Gilmore's 2nd solos is epic, historical, maybe the best ever laid down. The entire song is a masterpiece. If you don't get a lump in your throat or misty eyed, if not outright crying by the end, you were born without a soul.
Beautiful, beautiful family, GOD bless you all ! BTW, I was at this concert in Foxboro MA. 1994 ! Fortunately I bought the DVD of this concert because being 62 years old and having had quite a few beers one gets very forgetful !
Everybody feels the guitar ‘speaks’ to the soul where words would be useless. Welcome to the wonders of Pink Floyd you young ones. I have been a fan since the 1980s and their music never gets old. Thanks for the reaction 😀
I love everything about Pink Floyd, I saw this concert... And yes, you're right, David Gilmour is not just a great performer, he tells a story with his guitar... Beautiful reaction, thanks and love from France 🇫🇷🎸😘
This same 1994 Pulse Concert has many more great Pink Floyd performances, songs like,.. "Sorrow", "High" Hopes", "Learning To Fly", "Money", and more. All with incredible David Gilmour guitar solos!
My friend, as someone who was young when Pink Floyd first started I'm so happy you've found this. From the reaction of yourself and your lady I hope you let your little one listen to this sort of music as well. Pink Floyd will be considered the Bach, Beethoven and Brahms of the 20th century when she is an adult. Don't feed your child mainstream trash because there is no art or effort in it. Todays society teaches people to pay too much money to leave an auto tune Minaj or any Rap artist you care to name concert as if they've just left McDonalds. Full but hungry. The best for you and your family for the season from Australia.
Thank you so much for reacting to this. I was in high school 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. 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 can not describe to you what a wonderful time it was to be young then. We were happier, relationships were closer, life was more carefree, and the music was spectacular. 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'm glad the video was blurred out. It gave us a chance to watch your beautiful baby. The music went with the baby's presence. I had already seen the video and heard the song hundreds of times. But the baby made it beautiful again. Thanks.
I must insist that you should listen live Pink Floyd - On the Turning Away Remastered 2019. You can find in it a second extremely brilliant guitar solo and a deep and smooth vibe of the song.
I saw Pink Floyd on this tour. May 10, 1994, Raleigh, NC @ Carter-Finley Stadium. Still the best show I've seen after many years and hundreds of other bands/shows.
Just FYI, in the context of The Wall story, this is a chapter. Rock star "Pink" has built a metaphorical wall around himself with various "bricks" of negative experiences (songs Goodbye Blue Sky, Mother, Another Brick in the Wall, etc.) in his life. He has become comfortably numb (definitely not a good thing) to the world, and is now catatonic ("you are only coming through in waves" and "your lips move, but I can't hear what you're saying"), but he has a show to do. The doctor is trying to get him going ("can you tell me where it hurts") and gives him a drug ("just a little pin prick"). The song Hey You shows us he's not truly comfortable though, and it all comes to a head, in his head, in The Trial.
I love how much you connect with the music. You're amazing that you can hear David's words through the guitar without even a spoken word your first time seeing it. So powerful. I wish the baby could have heard David's guitar solo! In the South we call that "raising 'em right". 🤣
Saw their Dark Side of the Moon concert at the Cow Palace in South San Francisco and this Pulse concert at the Festhall in Frankfurt, Germany. Two of the best shows I've ever seen. I find it fascinating watching new generations being exposed to the music that was the soundtrack to my life.
No fucking way, LANpartyAnimal. I was there at the same concert in 1973 The release of their "Dark Side Of The Moon" Album, at the Cow Palace, in South S.F. What a small world huh? I live on an Island in the state of Washington. Where are you at? If I remember correctly, I was in my Senior Year of High School at that time and I am 65 years old at the moment. What I really enjoyed about that concert is that Pink Floyd sounded EXACTLY like they did on the radio! It was one of the best Sounding concerts that I've ever heard. Oh and when they played "Echoes," green smoke pouring off of the stage and they played it note-for-note as the original. Awesome. Nice to run into a brother from another and a fellow "Pink Floydian" as well. I hope you're doing well and are reasonably Happy. Oh and Happy Holidays to you and yours Keep Smiling.... You wanna know something? We were so fucking Spoiled, with the Music we had! These poor people today, not even knowing what imusic can be, when the artists actually play an instrument and sing at the same time AND No Auto-Tuners, No Nothing, just raw talent. Where is that today? Peace to you man...
I loved seeing you watch this with your beautiful family. I think the lead guitarist, David Gilmour, would have enjoyed watching you too. He’s a serious family man-he has 8 children! During Covid he made music videos with his family while on lockdown calling themselves The Von Trapped Family Singers. His youngest daughter is quite a talented musician too.
My best band experience in all my 77 years the music is just alive today as it was when done this band has sold more records worldwide by a long long long shot than anyone else. The diversity of the music and uniqueness of it is an experience that anyone who loves music should want to experience Pink Floyd.
The Wall which this song is off of is a rock opera & was meant to be listened to from start to finish, like the rest of their albums. There's even a crazy movie with the same title.
I love this song and I love Pink Floyd, but I was more drawn in by your beautiful little family that you are just starting. You both have a great positive spirit about you, your little one is lucky to have you! Oh and if’s awesome you are discovering Pink Floyd too!
It’s great seeing younger people get into Floyd. I’ve been a fan for 3 decades and was lucky enough to see them on the division bell tour in Tampa Florida in 94. Wow, what a stage presence….incredible laser light show synced to the music. Seriously impressive! But the biggest memory was the sound quality, OMG did it sound good. Absolutely amazing sound quality and in quadraphonic no less
Pulse concert was the greatest combination of performance and light show of any concert in history. I saw it in 95 in New Orleans in the Superdome. The only concert I have ever seen in there where every inch was covered in laser light at the end of this song. Both visually and audibly spellbinding. The entire crowd was just in awe at the end. We were as drained as the band from all of the brain stimulation!!!!
This may be the pinnacle of guitar solos. Pulse is a showcase of Pink Floyd's versatility and creativity, their openness to technology and artistry. I realize a lot of folks are suggesting other Pink Floyd songs, all great suggestions, and I'll add my voice to those calling for "Sorrow," "Run Like Hell," "High Hopes," and "One of These Days" from the Pulse concert. There's tons of great Pink Floyd material, and they are one of the greatest rock bands ever. Thank you for reacting. (I know you've got your hands full with your baby--been there--and I wish you all the best as parents too!)
You started to say it.. Pink Floyd takes you somewhere. Yes, we go there too. It's some version of "It felt like I was traveling through the deep recesses of my mind."
Listening to Pink Floyd n lookin at your Child gave me the chills n great vibe wic bought tears to my eyes.. guys wat a beautiful Child you hv.. New Sub frm Namchi SIKKIM INDIA 🇮🇳.. Hail Pink Floyd .. keep on rockin on the free WORLD..🤘🤘🤘
Pink Floyd have always been an audio-visual band, live performances have always been that way from the band's inception back in the 60s,they definitely take you on a journey and make you think
Pink Floyd were known for their live performances, for every point you mentioned. The lights, special effects, and the fact that they always managed to make live versions of their songs consistently better than the studio/audio versions, one of the few groups able to do so. Don't forget, the performance you watched was 1994, the song originally came out in 1979!! I have seen them twice myself, back in the 80's/90's and of the 30+ shows I've been to, those two are top two for sure!! (Yeah, Pink Floyd is my all-time favorite group)
I saw Pink Floyd in the mid 80s, and they were incredible. They played Comfortably Numb with David Gilmour's signature guitar solos in the song. Just amazing !!
Hey there Recklezz Fam. You guys were right on target when you said that through the guitar solo that even though no one was singing any lyrics, that guitar was still communicating with you! I mean that guitar was Screaming and crying at times and other times it would almost become comforting. David Gilmore is the Guitarist and those smoother than smooth vocals. Pink Floyd is just an amazing group, always has been. Pink Floyd was started in 1965 and they have been in a league of their own ever since. Awesome Song, right? And to think this concert was in 1994, basically 30 years after they began. Not too shabby, I would say. They still play now & then? Incredible! Thanks for sharing this with all of us out here. Keep Smiling...
I have been listening to Pink Floyd since 1973 when Dark Side of the Moon released. Fact is that name, Pink Floyd is that members of the band are influenced by Blues. Because name came from two Blues men: PINK Anderson and FLOYD Council. Their iconic album: Dark Side of the Moon stayed on the charts for over 700 weeks setting World Record. I think that it's still on the charts thanks to you, younger generation listening music that I listened to when I was young. Guitarist, David Gilmour I think is recording new songs. He and other surviving members: Nick Mason, drummer and Roger Waters Bassist (He is not in this video because he left the band) still touring.
Your baby is so beautiful. I miss little ones, my kids are way older. It's hard when they're really little, but so great at the same time. FYI many people think this is literally the best rock guitar solo ever. I can't pick "a best", even among David Gilmour solos let alone everyone else, but it's on the list.
The solo on the album recording is considered by many (including me) to be the greatest solo of all time. The pulse version is probably the greatest guitar solo ever recorded. He may not be the most technical player but there's something to be said about his ability to write solos that speak to everyone.
I saw pink floyd in the early 90s. Me and my girlfriend at the time took some acid in the parking lot before we went in. Comfortably Numb was the last song they played and it's the only one I remember
Lyrics, music and then David Gilmores second solo. There`s no word strong enough for it. About the lyrics Rodger Waters was seriously sick as a child with high fever. What a lovely family you are! Regards from Sweden.
It's so cool with your lil one there with you. Very cool getting into Pink Floyd at an early age. Great song to start with. Pink Floyd is my all time favorite Band. Listen to (High Hopes) from the same show
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All Guitars want David Gilmour for Christmas.
If David Gilmore could play the guitar any better, he could make it pronounce words!!
@@jackfrost2146 In that solos he did cos there was no lyrics for 4 minutes and thus the that solo was meant communicate what its like to be "comfortably numb" .. listen carefully and ull hear screams of anxiety and despair along with some glimmers of hope and clamoring for survival.... No Words just pure musical poetry ...and that's why it is considered to by many the greatest solo ever
The second guitar solo in this song is considered by many to be one of the best guitar solos ever. 👍
One of the? It's by far the best solo in my opinion
Such a simple guitar solo, which makes it the best one out there ;-)
@@TranceAddict1989 Top 5 to me. White Stripes “Death Letter” Glastonbury. Lynyrd Skynyrd “Free Bird” Live at Oakland Coliseum, Radiohead “Paranoid Android” live Glastonbury and Muse” “ Knights Of Cydonia” Rome Olympic Coliseum and this gem. Just My opinion.
@@crafty1096 Top 5 for me:
Jimi Hendrix - Machine Gun
Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb
Cream - White Room
Van Halen - Eruption
Steve Vai - For the Love of God
@@TranceAddict1989 You've obviosuly never heard Fermented Offal Discharge by Necrophagist. Not even a joke and don't be put off by the name, you will have to sit through some death metal if that isn't your thing but the solo is genuinely phenomenal
My Mom took me to see Pink Floyd for my First concert in 1987, I was not quite 9. It was a blessing and a curse cause NO Other concert has compared since!! Their concerts are an experience
The only way you can outshine that stunning performance is if you have a fabulous little baby there. WHAT A CUTIE RIGHT THERE!!!!
Yes, the baby is absolutely precious! Love seeing the baby! My daughters were basically raised with Pink Floyd in the background, and they still love it and are fans, particularly of the Animals album, but dark side of the moon and the wall too
This is how to start educating a child!
Babies suck. Especially half breeds.
@@markclausson564 Have you got nothing better to do? That is vile.
That little girl can now watch her self react to Pink Floyd ❤ what a gift 😭
Proper musicians . Pink Floyd is always an experience. There are no words for how it makes you feel.
Ha, that little pig toy your child is playing with is perfect for listening to Pink Floyd. The "flying pig" was a staple for years at their concerts. So the baby is hip 🤙🏻
nice reaction. Gilmour knows how to make a guitar emote, It's one of the reasons he is considered by many to be the best. There are a lot of talented musicians that can shred or make it scream but few can make it emote and no one like Gilmour.
Patience & precision, every note perfectly place within the song. Others that compare style wise: Santana, Clapton, Mark Knopfler, Jeff Beck
Have a listen to the studio version of this song. Also, you want to be put in a mood, then listen to Shine On You Crazy Diamond (studio version) and Wish You Were Here amongst many many others.
Yes! studio versions for the first reactions... i can't stretch that enough
Yes studio always if possible for first listen
The baby reaction was the best!, the point when little one stepped back and took a deep breath, pink floyed hero in the making 😂😂👍🏼👍🏼
Greatest live guitar solo ever. You have just witnessed true greatness!!! And the point that you felt the guitar was still talking to you - there's nothing else to say: you get it. You have just taken a first major step into a whole new world of music.
One does not just listen to Pink Floyd. It is an EXPERIENCE. it makes you feel the music an d see the music as well as hear it.
I am blessed to have seen the live on that tour in 94 at Oakland Coliseum. A night i will never forget. Best live show i ever saw...and heard....and felt.
And that is one adorable baby you have there.
My personal favourite band of all time
I just LOVE seeing young people enjoying what I've enjoyed for decades, peace and love always ❤
Phenomenal guitar solo. And this version is the best of the ones I've heard (and that I've heard quite a few). The second solo lasts more than five minutes but I always think it's short, it should go on and on and on and on... The whole Pulse concert is a fantastic treat for the ears as well as the eyes. Perhaps the best live performance in the history of modern music. If you like David Gilmour's guitar, try "Sorrow", "Run Like Hell" or "Coming Back To Life" from this concert. Amazing!
Please excuse my English, I am from the Czech Republic.
Yeah, I've seen them live a lot too, and this is the best version of that solo I've ever heard too. In fact, this is my favourite solo all time, although I know that's hardly an original opinion. And while all of your suggestions were good, certainly if they like the light show and how it worked with the guitar, then Sorrow is a great one for you to mentioned first.
The version of "Run Like Hell" from the "Delicate Sound of Thunder" concert is even better (IMO).
Live in Pulse is a close second for me. Number one is Comfortably Numb Live in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The solo sounds more raw and authentic to me.
Well said sir.
There is no need to apologize for something that was well written in English which was perfect.
Namesake for this band was two elder black blues musicians from North Carolina; PINK Anderson and FLOYD Council. The cerebral band of rock!
David Gilmour- One of my favorite guitarists. His solos literally tells a story.
All there music takes you to another galaxy, there isnt anything like it. I can listen to David Gilmore play his guitar 24/7. There will never be another Pink Floyd,
Its always great to see another person get into Pink Floyd - and Dave Gilmour - with a guitar in his hands he brings the emotion out of the strings. An absolute master.
amazing song, deep lyrics, great show, and probably the greatest solo of all time. not for fast tricks etc, but he always makes the guitar sing. check out other songs from this Pulse show. so good. nice reaction too, even the lil kid seemed to enjoy 😁
You just witnessed masters at their craft
What sets David Gilmour apart from other great great guitar players, is the way he turns his solos into an emotional ride, so you not only hear it but you feel it too! You don’t just listen to Pink Floyd, you experience them! This is one of those rare groups that in my opinion, sounds better live than in the studio.
But their studio versions are amazing too!
Every Floyd song has its own life.
Echoes is another amazing pink floyd song.
David Gilmore auctioned off 127 of his guitars for a total of $21.5 million dollars. The guitar he’s playing at this concert sold for $615,000. The guy is legendary.
Thank you for not pausing this masterpiece’s guitar solo!! Respect!! I felt like I was watching you both falling love with this music! Great reaction
Best band of all times 😎👍
The Beatles
Led Zeppelin
The little one was liking it too. Nice reaction. I have seen Pink Floyd live 5 times starting in 1977 or 78. It is an experience rather than a concert. The music, the lights, it is just a great experience.
Yes! Loved this reaction! Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin are the GOAT thank you for giving them a listen. David Gilmour talks and cries with his guitar. I can't help but think your little girl was enjoying the lights as well. So sweet
Gilmour’s gift to humanity with that solo😎
Without words the music expresses the feelings and emotions that are going on inside the person going through this song. I feel what's going on inside because I'm feeling the same way.
I like drinking when I listen to Pink Floyd also. 😊
Sorrow from the same concert must be the next one and please include your beautiful baby in all your videos
At the Pulse concert, you are seeing 3 members of Pink Floyd from the 1960s performing at almost 50 years old and putting on a spectacular performance.
You said it man, David Gilmour puts so much expression in his playing, he makes it sing. In interviews he's a very reserved guy, he doesn't show much emotion, but put a guitar in his hands and that's where he says all he really needs to say.
Gilmore's 2nd solos is epic, historical, maybe the best ever laid down. The entire song is a masterpiece. If you don't get a lump in your throat or misty eyed, if not outright crying by the end, you were born without a soul.
Beautiful, beautiful family, GOD bless you all ! BTW, I was at this concert in Foxboro MA. 1994 ! Fortunately I bought the DVD of this concert because being 62 years old and having had quite a few beers one gets very forgetful !
Everybody feels the guitar ‘speaks’ to the soul where words would be useless. Welcome to the wonders of Pink Floyd you young ones. I have been a fan since the 1980s and their music never gets old. Thanks for the reaction 😀
You are so right. " comfortably numb" becomes your own meaning.
I love everything about Pink Floyd, I saw this concert... And yes, you're right, David Gilmour is not just a great performer, he tells a story with his guitar... Beautiful reaction, thanks and love from France 🇫🇷🎸😘
This same 1994 Pulse Concert has many more great Pink Floyd performances, songs like,.. "Sorrow", "High" Hopes", "Learning To Fly", "Money", and more.
All with incredible David Gilmour guitar solos!
My friend, as someone who was young when Pink Floyd first started I'm so happy you've found this. From the reaction of yourself and your lady I hope you let your little one listen to this sort of music as well. Pink Floyd will be considered the Bach, Beethoven and Brahms of the 20th century when she is an adult. Don't feed your child mainstream trash because there is no art or effort in it. Todays society teaches people to pay too much money to leave an auto tune Minaj or any Rap artist you care to name concert as if they've just left McDonalds. Full but hungry. The best for you and your family for the season from Australia.
Thank you so much for reacting to this. I was in high school 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. 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 can not describe to you what a wonderful time it was to be young then. We were happier, relationships were closer, life was more carefree, and the music was spectacular. 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.
Best guitar solo ever imho.
Epic live concert that you have to see.
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here. Studio version.
I'm glad the video was blurred out. It gave us a chance to watch your beautiful baby. The music went with the baby's presence. I had already seen the video and heard the song hundreds of times. But the baby made it beautiful again. Thanks.
I must insist that you should listen live Pink Floyd - On the Turning Away Remastered 2019.
You can find in it a second extremely brilliant guitar solo and a deep and smooth vibe of the song.
I saw Pink Floyd on this tour. May 10, 1994, Raleigh, NC @ Carter-Finley Stadium. Still the best show I've seen after many years and hundreds of other bands/shows.
Just FYI, in the context of The Wall story, this is a chapter. Rock star "Pink" has built a metaphorical wall around himself with various "bricks" of negative experiences (songs Goodbye Blue Sky, Mother, Another Brick in the Wall, etc.) in his life. He has become comfortably numb (definitely not a good thing) to the world, and is now catatonic ("you are only coming through in waves" and "your lips move, but I can't hear what you're saying"), but he has a show to do. The doctor is trying to get him going ("can you tell me where it hurts") and gives him a drug ("just a little pin prick").
The song Hey You shows us he's not truly comfortable though, and it all comes to a head, in his head, in The Trial.
You kid is just a beautiful child sent by God. You two are truly bless.
I love how much you connect with the music. You're amazing that you can hear David's words through the guitar without even a spoken word your first time seeing it. So powerful. I wish the baby could have heard David's guitar solo! In the South we call that "raising 'em right". 🤣
Saw their Dark Side of the Moon concert at the Cow Palace in South San Francisco and this Pulse concert at the Festhall in Frankfurt, Germany. Two of the best shows I've ever seen. I find it fascinating watching new generations being exposed to the music that was the soundtrack to my life.
No fucking way, LANpartyAnimal. I was there at the same concert in 1973 The release of their "Dark Side Of The Moon" Album, at the Cow Palace, in South S.F. What a small world huh? I live on an Island in the state of Washington. Where are you at? If I remember correctly, I was in my Senior Year of High School at that time and I am 65 years old at the moment. What I really enjoyed about that concert is that Pink Floyd sounded EXACTLY like they did on the radio! It was one of the best Sounding concerts that I've ever heard. Oh and when they played "Echoes," green smoke pouring off of the stage and they played it note-for-note as the original. Awesome. Nice to run into a brother from another and a fellow "Pink Floydian" as well. I hope you're doing well and are reasonably Happy. Oh and Happy Holidays to you and yours Keep Smiling.... You wanna know something? We were so fucking Spoiled, with the Music we had! These poor people today, not even knowing what imusic can be, when the artists actually play an instrument and sing at the same time AND No Auto-Tuners, No Nothing, just raw talent. Where is that today? Peace to you man...
Do Pink Floyd "Hey You"
David gilmour and Mark Knopfler are the pinnacle of guitarists in my opinion those 2 set the bar so high
I would add jimmy page and clapton on this too
From the same Pulse concert (1994), check out SORROW and also RUN LIKE HELL. You won’t be disappointed.
I loved seeing you watch this with your beautiful family. I think the lead guitarist, David Gilmour, would have enjoyed watching you too. He’s a serious family man-he has 8 children! During Covid he made music videos with his family while on lockdown calling themselves The Von Trapped Family Singers. His youngest daughter is quite a talented musician too.
My favourite comment I've seen on this song: Guitars want David Gilmour for Christmas. So true. Love that. Hello from Canada!
This song has been giving me goosebumps and put tears in my eyes since I first heard this masterpiece, so many years ago
My best band experience in all my 77 years the music is just alive today as it was when done this band has sold more records worldwide by a long long long shot than anyone else. The diversity of the music and uniqueness of it is an experience that anyone who loves music should want to experience Pink Floyd.
Pink Floyd is Legendary, and David Gilmour's guitar speaks to the soul!
Rager waters lyrics and devid Gilmour's guitar 🙌
Your baby is the star of this reaction. Cute.
that is why it is constantly voted one of the best guitar solo's ever.
Mom: "You want me to read you a bedtime story?"
Baby: "Nah, can I just listen to a David Gilmour guitar solo instead, Mommy?" 😜
The Wall which this song is off of is a rock opera & was meant to be listened to from start to finish, like the rest of their albums. There's even a crazy movie with the same title.
I love this song and I love Pink Floyd, but I was more drawn in by your beautiful little family that you are just starting. You both have a great positive spirit about you, your little one is lucky to have you! Oh and if’s awesome you are discovering Pink Floyd too!
I just want to say, you kids are just great. Your calm and gracious acceptance and joy in unfamiliar music is lovely.
Beautiful family.
It’s great seeing younger people get into Floyd. I’ve been a fan for 3 decades and was lucky enough to see them on the division bell tour in Tampa Florida in 94. Wow, what a stage presence….incredible laser light show synced to the music. Seriously impressive! But the biggest memory was the sound quality, OMG did it sound good. Absolutely amazing sound quality and in quadraphonic no less
Pulse concert was the greatest combination of performance and light show of any concert in history. I saw it in 95 in New Orleans in the Superdome. The only concert I have ever seen in there where every inch was covered in laser light at the end of this song. Both visually and audibly spellbinding. The entire crowd was just in awe at the end. We were as drained as the band from all of the brain stimulation!!!!
Awesome reaction!
Always cool to see people catch the sounds as more than just noise.
All music is cool but the Electic Guitar is the coolest.😎
Thank you so much & facts!
Oh you dont have to explain about David's guitar talking to you, we all here the same thing, it basically is talking to you
This may be the pinnacle of guitar solos. Pulse is a showcase of Pink Floyd's versatility and creativity, their openness to technology and artistry. I realize a lot of folks are suggesting other Pink Floyd songs, all great suggestions, and I'll add my voice to those calling for "Sorrow," "Run Like Hell," "High Hopes," and "One of These Days" from the Pulse concert. There's tons of great Pink Floyd material, and they are one of the greatest rock bands ever. Thank you for reacting. (I know you've got your hands full with your baby--been there--and I wish you all the best as parents too!)
The ending solo was so good your daughter was even grooving it.
You started to say it.. Pink Floyd takes you somewhere. Yes, we go there too. It's some version of "It felt like I was traveling through the deep recesses of my mind."
You don't need to explain it. We all know how Gilmour's guitars speak to the soul.
One of the greatest guitar solos.....try listening to Pink Floyd when your stoned!!
Listening to Pink Floyd n lookin at your Child gave me the chills n great vibe wic bought tears to my eyes.. guys wat a beautiful Child you hv.. New Sub frm Namchi SIKKIM INDIA 🇮🇳.. Hail Pink Floyd .. keep on rockin on the free WORLD..🤘🤘🤘
Pink Floyd have always been an audio-visual band, live performances have always been that way from the band's inception back in the 60s,they definitely take you on a journey and make you think
Pink Floyd were known for their live performances, for every point you mentioned. The lights, special effects, and the fact that they always managed to make live versions of their songs consistently better than the studio/audio versions, one of the few groups able to do so. Don't forget, the performance you watched was 1994, the song originally came out in 1979!! I have seen them twice myself, back in the 80's/90's and of the 30+ shows I've been to, those two are top two for sure!! (Yeah, Pink Floyd is my all-time favorite group)
Beautiful innocent baby sinked into floyd legacy...
Priceless.
I saw Pink Floyd in the mid 80s, and they were incredible. They played Comfortably Numb with David Gilmour's signature guitar solos in the song. Just amazing !!
He doesn't just play the guitar he makes it cry.
Hey there Recklezz Fam. You guys were right on target when you said that through the guitar solo that even though no one was singing any lyrics, that guitar was still communicating with you! I mean that guitar was Screaming and crying at times and other times it would almost become comforting. David Gilmore is the Guitarist and those smoother than smooth vocals. Pink Floyd is just an amazing group, always has been. Pink Floyd was started in 1965 and they have been in a league of their own ever since. Awesome Song, right? And to think this concert was in 1994, basically 30 years after they began. Not too shabby, I would say. They still play now & then? Incredible! Thanks for sharing this with all of us out here. Keep Smiling...
Raise your Baby with Pink Floyd, thats the best that parents can do. Beautyful.
Great Reaction, Next Pink Floyd - On The Turning Away
I have been listening to Pink Floyd since 1973 when Dark Side of the Moon released. Fact is that name, Pink Floyd is that members of the band are influenced by Blues. Because name came from two Blues men: PINK Anderson and FLOYD Council. Their iconic album: Dark Side of the Moon stayed on the charts for over 700 weeks setting World Record. I think that it's still on the charts thanks to you, younger generation listening music that I listened to when I was young.
Guitarist, David Gilmour I think is recording new songs. He and other surviving members: Nick Mason, drummer and Roger Waters Bassist (He is not in this video because he left the band) still touring.
Your baby is so beautiful. I miss little ones, my kids are way older. It's hard when they're really little, but so great at the same time.
FYI many people think this is literally the best rock guitar solo ever. I can't pick "a best", even among David Gilmour solos let alone everyone else, but it's on the list.
The solo on the album recording is considered by many (including me) to be the greatest solo of all time. The pulse version is probably the greatest guitar solo ever recorded. He may not be the most technical player but there's something to be said about his ability to write solos that speak to everyone.
Leo Fender made the guitar and God made Dave Gilmour to play it! You don't just listen to the music, he makes you feel it....
WHEN YOU MUSIC LIKE THIS IT HELPS YOU REALIZE LIFE IS MORE THAN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS
So many memories. I use to lay in the dark and listen to them. They are so mellow.
Your baby have chance, is a good way to listening pink floyd to start his life!!!
kind of leaves you stunned and a week or so down the road you think jez I've got to hear that again
Rock historians arguably say this is the greatest guitar solo ever. And David gilmore has said he feels this is his best performance
I saw pink floyd in the early 90s. Me and my girlfriend at the time took some acid in the parking lot before we went in. Comfortably Numb was the last song they played and it's the only one I remember
The little one became an instant fan they say kids know a good thing when they see it
I love the way your wee one is looking around like "What the **** you guys?!!!" Hilarious!!!
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Lyrics, music and then David Gilmores second solo. There`s no word strong enough for it. About the lyrics Rodger Waters was seriously sick as a child with high fever. What a lovely family you are! Regards from Sweden.
It's hypnotic. Close your eyes and float to another realm.
It's so cool with your lil one there with you. Very cool getting into Pink Floyd at an early age. Great song to start with. Pink Floyd is my all time favorite Band. Listen to (High Hopes) from the same show
It has been said that David Gilmour doesn't use a guitar amplifier... he plugs his guitar straight into your soul!
If you haven’t already - Pink Floyd echoes part one - live at Pompeii - the best version and sound of Floyd