Pink Floyd - "The Great Gig In The Sky Pulse Live Performance 1994" REACTION
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Finally a reaction video in which the top 50 comments aren't people yelling about Clare Torry. It's a miracle. Give it up for Sam Brown leaving us all speechless.
Hell yeah!!!
My favourite of all the excellent solos. Sam Brown. Sadly she has a vocal cord problem now. Great loss
Same, prefer this one over the studio-version
Sam could sing to me all night. Love this version.
No matter how many times i watch this, when Sam Brown (the 1st singer) screams out, it sends shivers down my spine.
Sam Brown.. such a sad story, she made 2 solo albums, witch were actually quite good, Gilmore did some guitarstuff on it. But then in 2007 she had a cyste removed from her vocalcords, and lost her singing voice permanently. And the world lost a nother great singer.
Sam is not the original singer off the album.
She gets me every time I see this. Such and ambitious example to tackle from the studio album by Clare.
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I feel also!!!
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I love how when David gets done playing, he turns and watches the singers 👍🏼
He had free tickets to the show!
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@@robbob5302 and the best seats too
I've always liked seeing that. Seems like a sign of respect, to 3 very talented ladies.
He's admiring perfection
Three brilliant vocalists who just happen to be very attractive ladies, of course he would look so would I, no disrespect intended to those ladies or indeed any ladies …. Girls just to be honest you are rather nice to admire.
This concert has to be one of the greatest accomplishments of all of man kind.
Pink Floyd always put on a kick ass concert whenever I saw them, always money well spent.
Pure female soul. As a man I love it.
You need the buy the DVD of the Pulse concert and lock yourself in a room for 3 hours and watch the whole thing. Your welcome. Insane concert you will fall in love with every song. They take you on such a journey.
Agree 100%!
Every Pink Floyd fan has to watch the Wall.
That movie changed my life as a musician and songwriter.
I have the Blu Ray. This concert was pure magic.
I was their
Pigs were flying
Couldn't agree more.
the blonde vocalist is Sam(antha) Brown .........she's spectacular ! all the vocalists sing their interpretations of the 5 stages of grief
Welcome to the magical world of Pinkfloyd, put your seat belt on and strap in for the ride of your life ❤
I grew up with Pink Floyd!!!!!!! I'm 70 still Rock n Roll!!!!!! Amazing Rock Band!!!!!!!!!
Clare Torry born 1947 the main backing singer on great gig in the sky was invited by David gilmour in 1973 to sing the backing vocals for this particular track she was 26 years old at the time.
She turned up to the recording studio, listened to the music one time and then sang the backing vocals in one take.
This of course being only one song of the greatest album pink Floyd ever made dark side of the moon.
She is an unbelievable talent.
Absolutely love your channel Lilly, and I hope you get many more subscribers.
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It hits harder and deeper when aware of the meaning behind the song.
This is what I have requested at my funeral on my way out of the great gig in the sky. Life throws curve balls one of them is cancer but fuck it I have beautiful family and Pink Floyd❤️
these three ladies are magnificent. I will never denigrate the album cut, but this is the version that moves me every single time I hear it and I adore what Sam, Durga and the late Claudia did with it. Its just chuffin' magnificent.
Seen them live in Toronto, early 70's. To see PF live is an experience you will never forget.
I just stumbled upon your page for the first time and subscribed ! anyone who enjoys Pink Floyd as much as you did is a friend of mine ! I have been fortunate enough to see them numerous times with amazing seats ! They play for 3 hours non-stop , when it's over you have just experienced a religious experience !
Have you entered the rabbit hole? You won’t regret it. I’ve been there 54 years.
50 years ago I heard this and still.get chills
After Sam blows my dad and my minds with her vocals and Durga comes on, we have tears rolling down our cheeks. I don't know how you kept it together?
The singer is Sam Brown, whose album I bought in the late 80's. The song 'Stop' is worth checking out.
I had the chance to see this show two evenings in a row at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal in 1994.
Never in my life have I attended another show that left its audience in such a state at the end of the show.
No pun intended, the crowd left the stadium in a state of "Comfortably Numb", but really in a state of surreal comfort.
The public knew that they had just witnessed an extraordinary event. Sorry to those who were unable to attend this memorable concert.
"Sorrow" at this concert is probably my favourite live performance from Pink Floyd.
i have finally discovered my new favourite reaction out of all the other reactionists.
KEEP TALKING was my favorite song at this concert.
You must remember this was 21 years after Clare Tory sung the original for Dark Side of the Moon. But these ladies did a wonderful job of it in 1994.
Hi Lily Jane. Indeed this is such an emotional piece. Gets ya in the feels. "Run Like Hell" from this concert is pretty fun. Thx for spending some time checking out Pink Floyd!
If your looking for a great Pink Floyd experience, look up "Shine on your crazy diamond". Its a song written about one of the founding members of Pink Floyd, Syd Barrett. His mind never returned from an extended LSD trip in 1968. This song is about the band's sadness at the loss of their soul mate. Although his body survived, the real Syd never returned.
After all these years i still feel so lucky and blessed that i was at this concert- remember it like it was yesterday.
Pretty much any live Pink Floyd. "Run Like Hell" from Pulse is fun. I like the performances in "In Delicate Sound of Thunder" especially "One of These Days". Pink Floyd is quite the pleasant ride. Nice reaction!
I like the thunder performance overall of this song better, but the first 2 ladies here are 🤌
Nice to see you reacting to Pink Floyd live again, Lilly Jane. I'd love to see your take on Sorrow from this great Pulse concert.
I love this version. Love the smile of the last singer as she does the fade out at the end. Seems say- yeh, nailed it.
On The Turning Away live...simply mind blowing!!
I was at this gig in Earls Court, 1994, to this day I have never experienced a gig quite like it, I don't think it could be topped.
Absolutely awesome.
3 incredible backup singers = 1 Clare Torry improvising for an hour with just a few instructions from the band, she did 2 full takes and reportedly gave up on a third take saying in effect she'd already given it her all, she was paid £30 and she apologized thinking she didn't give them what they wanted. Didn't know they used her work until she saw the record in the store. Looking at the liner notes there was nothing about her contribution, when it really is half the song. It was on the Billboard 200 albums chart for 736 nonconsecutive weeks.
From 2005: "Torry provided the improvised vocal on The Great Gig In The Sky, and was paid the standard fee of £30 for her work on January 23rd 1973. However, some thirty-one years later she claimed that she composed the song, and asked the High Court for monies she believed were due to her, a half-share of copyright ownership and a 50 per cent share, possibly worth millions, of past and future income.
Torry said they (the band and EMI) had breached her copyright and asked for damages and for "all illicit copies of the song to be destroyed". This could have resulted in the album being withdrawn from sale temporarily.
This week, the High Court judged on the side of Ms Torry, and have awarded her a half-share on copyright ownership of the song. The amount of the out-of-court settlement has not been disclosed, prompting much speculation as to the amount."
Great reaction to a classic song!
I've often thought that the music of Pink Floyd, in some unknown magical way, strikes us so emotionally by not being music for the ears but instead being music for the soul. It's like we feel the music on a deeper level than simple hearing, and that can make it strike up all sorts of reactions in us.
As someone else said, "Echoes - Live at Pompeii". Another song that makes you think (if one listens to the lyrics), although just listening to it without thinking is great as well.
I got to see them do this in Vanderbilt Stadium May 8, 1994. I took my 15 year old son and and 12 year old daughter. It was THE best concert I've ever been to.
I would always recommend this beautiful piece of art, and then for something utterly different, 'Run Like Hell' from the same show. It will be the most bombastic and explosive thing you've ever seen.
Saw this concert in '94 I think, and it was in Nashville. I have loved them since '73, and was so glad I could finally see them live. Have almost every album of theirs.
Have seen them just a month before.
30 years ago and still amazed.
I was lucky enough to see Pink Floyde in 1975 in Seattle. Maybe 1974. It was The Darkside of The Moon tour and was life changing. The more I listen to them, and reflect on their music, the more I appreciate the lyrics to their songs. Thanks for all the wonderful reactions you provide. Rock on.
Saw them live in 1988 (as well as Roger Water's Radio KAOS tour that year) and again in 1994. By far, Pink Floyd (and Roger) have put on the best performances I have ever seen.
I would love to see your reaction to the Moody Blues, Knights in White Satin , and then take a journey with everything from Fleetwood Mac.
I'm so happy you did this version!
Pure emotion. So beautiful. I can't get through this without weeping.
I saw this tour at Gillette Stadium in MA, and I’ll never forget the majesty and perfection.
Another Pink Floyd song you really need to listen is "On the Turning Away"
Echoes full (live Pompeii ‘71) and Careful With that Axe Eugene (live at the Brighton Dome ‘72)
As always… great reaction. Looking forward to the next. Dig deep into the Pink Floyd vault. You won’t be disappointed.
British singer Clare Torry sane the original recording on Dark Side of the Moon. No one has ever been able to replicate her performance. On the Pulse tour they had no less than three singers to try and replicate Claire. Taking nothing away from the great performers that sang on that tour, but no one ever has been able alone to cover the great Clare Torry.
It is about letting other vocalists do their thing, keep to the jist but not replicate. I love Clare's original but Sam's despair/anger gets me every time, also the way she closes.
I saw them in 73,then again in 88 or 89..amazing
This concert has to be the live recording that I have ever heard. I'm usually not a fan of live recordings, I love this album and the tour was fantastic.
A million times i heard this song, a million times i cried.
Awesome reaction! The next one should definitely be "Keep Talking" ('Pulse' version).. The context and delivery will continue to move you..
One of my favourite performances from the Pulse concert is the song 'One Of These Days' I love that song live or even the first song of the concert 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' is amazing great song to open with
Lovely reaction thank you
I love this song and album!!! My favorite part of this performance is near the end when David stops palsying, puts his pick on the lap steel, and gazes at the ladies as they belt!! At around 5:50 something.. Wait for it....... Even David is impressed!!! Crying is permitted as you watch and listen to Pink Floyd!!!
My fave Pink Floyd Live songs are "Sorrow", "High Hopes", both from the PULSE concert also "On the Turning Away" from The Delicate Sound of Thunder Tour 1990.
Clare Torry got a call in to sing for this track. They explained what they wanted. First cut she nailed it and she did another half to be sure. If remember correctly she made 75 pounds for the track.
The best Live Performance of Pink Floyd was the first Concert Live at Pompeji in 1972
Music sometimes brings out our emotions even if we wish they didn't. I freakin cried a bit when I saw these guys in Philly in 87 and they opened with Echoes, the best Floyd song ever. Back then, the Floyd weren't known for breaking out the oldies and we all thought they retired the song. 27 years old standing in JFK STADIUM crying like an idiot and I wouldn't trade that memory for the world. I teared up seeing King Crimson doing the oldies thing before they called it a day too. What's an old guy gonna do lol?
Lily - I think GGITS has so much emotional impact because of the complete lack of words with the simplicity of the instrumentation. This song follows "Time" on the album and Time ends with people on their knees in a chur h while the bells toil - a funeral! And GGITS is an expression of the stages of grief/dying. WOW!!
BTW - Highly recommend Run Like Hell from the Pulse dvd. It is the concert closer and follows Comfortably Numb. A powerful high tempo song with explosive lighting!
Sorrow would be my favourite Pink Floyd song. Anything from the live Pulse concert has a little extra zing to enhance it in such a wonderful way. Shine on you crazy diamond (parts 1-5) will blow your mind
Now!! I get a Natural High listening to the Awesome Great Pink Floyd!!!! Got to listen to the whole Album!!!!!!
👍Old school goooodness! 🖖❤
Thank you for playing all this wonderful music🕯 Lilly Jean you are very pretty. ps. love your hair.
The cool thing is on the Dark Side of the Moon this song was done in one take. That album is by far the best recorded music ever done. You have awesome taste and intelligence to love Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd music is more of an experience than other songs.
I have been a fan of pink floyd since they formed back in the sixtees and through the years great Rock bands have come and gone but nobody has been able to hold a candle to them they are the ultimate progressive sycadelic rock band I rarely go a day without listening to some of their incredible music if you want a real treat then listen and watch the complete ghdansk concert live in Poland at the shipyard what an absolutely wonderful atmosphere one of my favourite tracks has got to be echoes David gilmour played this particular track for the last time because he said it would not be the same without his fellow band member and life long friend keyboard player Richard Wright sadly it wasn't to long after this concert that Richard Wright died he has left a huge void and is missed so much musicians of his calibre and genius don't come along every day so lilly welcome to an ever growing pink floyd fan club love all your reactions if you do listen to the ghdansk concert I'm sure you won't be disappointed
Comfortably numb live from the same concert is amazing, echoes live in pompei is another great reactions cant wait for the wall review
Moody Blues "Nights in White Satin" early version then the later version at the Royal Albert Hall.
Remember Lily, Pink Floyd were in their 20s when they wrote Dark Side of the Moon. Incredible!
That song it's so good!
My favorite Pink Floyd live performances is the Pulse performance Run Like Hell. Spectacular light show!
Actually, the best live version of "High Hopes" is from David Gilmour's live in Gdansk tour. The subtle alternate ending from the original actually completes the song.
From the same PULSE CONCERT, please check out SORROW and also RUN LIKE HELL.
Great reaction 😊 You should watch the entire Pulse concert. It's amazing in it's all glory... Enjoy 😉
You might want to copy and paste this Floyd recommendation.... Several species of small furry animals gathered together in a cave grooving with a pict It's from an early album Ummagumma. You will probably enjoy the full album. Incredible when felling a bit mellow, if you catch my drift. Also Re: The Wall... watch the movie, you won't be disappointed, promise.
I saw this show at Foxboro mass still till this day the best concert I've ever seen
This was a great performance. IMO, the same song done on the "Delicate sound of Thunder" tour is even better. You should actually watch the entire concert recorded live at Webley. Mind blowing!!!!
Pink Floyd live from Pompeii is one of their best shows.
Pulse is another good one.
The wall live was theatrical-lots of props... Basically, all of Pink Floyd ever is awesome.
All of their live shows are famous for being over the top, even for a rock concert.
Also, if you can ever manage it, I’d love to see a reaction to Pink Floyd the wall the movie.
Pink Floyd only played Echos at Pompeii without any audience, not really a show at all, David Gilmour played live at Pompeii and that was indeed a "Live show."
Pink Floyd went to Pompeii and played a concert for the dead. It was not a "live show" or even a show for the living, but I think they had the bigger audience.@@RushfanUK
@@inscrutabledepth8840 They had no audience, the dead cannot see, hear, feel or do anything.
Music was written by Rick Wright ( Key Board) for a movie which the director didn't like. The band call a session singer Claire Torrey and told her sing with no words but the song was about life and death. She did this in 2 takes and she stop on the third as she said she couldn't do any better. rest is history. David Gilmours "live at Pompeii' in any Tongue"**** P.F. song"great Day for Freedom' by David Gilmour " Live at Gdansk" 100,000 attendance. This concert " Sorrow" "High Hopes" " Keep talking" ( using a talk box) "Run Like Hell' the only song that people stand for.
Some love for the composer of the song too. Richard Wright...RIP.
Qual é a razão pela qual você escreve o seguinte texto? ''Atrás de você eles estão turvando tudo , é viver que eu sei fazer que você quer ouvir Tenha paz, você já está aqui Eu vou saber perguntar Vou ter cuidado viver saber O que você quiser ouvir Tenha paz, você já está aqui Eu vou saber perguntar Com o tom Tenha paz, você já está aqui Eu vou saber dizer o que você quer ouvir pedir peça Tenha paz Tenha paz Tenha paz Tenha paz Tenha paz aqui''. Proponho tal pergunta, pois, estou assustado, absolutamente todos os vídeos que eu abro, nos comentários, sempre tem uma pessoa diferente escrevendo as mesmas coisas.
If I'd been at that concert I don't think I would have applauded. I would have been too stunned and crying too hard to do anything else. I'm 67; DSotM came out just before I graduated from high school and it only gets better every time I hear it.
For years I wondered how he made a guitar sound like this, it wasn't until I seen a reaction to this that it made sense, a steel guitar, duh. I've never seen or heard one in a rock band even now, only in country music.
Coming Back To Life from Pulse
Have you heard Shine On You Crazy Diamond yet? Possibly their best song.
Studio version
Sat front row center with 12 friends for this show. Unforgettable…….
Among my favorite Pink Floyd performances are:
1. Atom Heart Mother (without orchestra)
2. The Embryo
Claudia Fontaine got me this time , she has probably been on more hit records and tours than another other British artist , from ska and reggae , soul and mod , rock and hip hop she has supported the greatest artists of the 80s onwards .
1.off the best all time greats from pink floyd the vocals say it all right from the Heart.
Sam Brown has had hit singles and albums in her own right, was a regular ukulele player with her close friend George Harrison before he passed; and sang Horse to Water at his memorial concert. Lost her voice a few years ago, but now recovered. There is a Clare Torry live version on here from the PF Knebworth show. but she wasn't at her best. I was lucky enough to be at both the Pulse London gigs and the Knebworth show in the pouring rain.
I've got to say that "Time" from Pulse and "Yet Another Movie" from The Delicate Sound of Thunder are my favorite live performances by Pink Floyd. Still, there are so many great live performances from this band, it's hard to pass any of them by. Peace to you!
TEARS TEARS
From the same Pulse concert, there are two other epic performances, which are 'Comfortably Numb', (one of the most incredible guitar solos of all time) and 'Wish you were here'.
😊 great reactions, thank you
This performance is joyful, painful and heartbreaking all at the same time. Doesn’t matter how many times I see this, every time I get hit right in the feels. Just my personal opinion, and I do not want to take away anything from the other two but the blonde lady steals the show for me.
Lilly Jane, you should watch the version of "Great Gig" from "The Delicate Sound of Thunder" concert. Rachel Fury, Durga McBroom and Machan Taylor give the best performance of this song.
Check out ECHOES at Gdańsk - Rick and David’s last performance before Rick passed - it’s very special but everyone else will tell you Pompeii! I introduced the band on one of its first performances so it has a special place in my heart
Hi Lily; Love your reactions in general and especially Pink Floyd. I was fortunate enough to see the Pulse concert live at the Silverdome in Detroit. It was apparently the first time they ever performed Dark Side of the Moon in its' entirety live. I highly recommend the closing song of the concert, Run Like Hell. It gives Comfortably Numb a run for the money as the most spectacular song of the concert. Fun fact: Apparently the production cost approximately $2, 000, 000.they built two complete productions and while they were performing in one city, they were setting up in the next city.. BTW, two mil was a lot more back then ;) Take care and thanks.
Worth it though.
Two live performances to watch are with only David and Richard, live in Gdasnk (Poland), which are "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" and "High Hopes". Pulse has both of these songs, but the Gdasnk versions are in some respects better.
th-cam.com/video/kqXD5NKj4d4/w-d-xo.html (Shine On You Crazy Diamond - David Gilmour live @ Gdansk 2006) Starts with 3 guys playing chords on wine glasses, then Richard's brilliance on the synth, then David's ethereal guitar and he does a moving, visceral version of the lyrics as the song is a tribute or lament about his childhood friend Syd Barrett, who was part of Pink Floyd until he was lost to mental illness.
th-cam.com/video/rU_k8BNCcOM/w-d-xo.html (High Hopes - David Gilmour live @ Gdansk 2006) An actual church bell, and the entire string section of a Polish Orchestra - and David has two incredible solos, one on the lap steel guitar and then at the end, a truly angelic solo on the acoustic guitar.