First reaction to PINK FLOYD - "COMFORTABLY NUMB"
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You never pause Gilmour's guitar solo EVER!!!
The Gilmour effect...every note is perfectly place. That solo has been known to make grown men cry.
Fender invented the Stratocaster but David Gilmour showed us how it was to be played
Depending on my mood,this song overall puts a lump in my throat.
@@truckshackley373 Leo Fender gave birth to the Stratocaster. David Gilmour gave it a soul.
Yeah, and I'm one of 'em! 67 years old and saw them twice!
That's for sure 😢
...and as a lazy teardrop falls to the floor, another Pink Floyd fan is born ❤
I would much rather prefer those who don't cut the solos
@@sorelsuareztube With respect, it's a reaction video. You can watch the whole song uncut, it's on TH-cam. Besides, since the solo is most of the song, where else can she comment?
Should be said with the voice of the narrator from Heavy Metal, "...another Taarakian is born."
Great reaction - Pink Floyd is not just music, they give you a whole experience. Generally you should listen to a whole album in one sitting as the songs will often run from one into the next.
I have heard it said that Dave Gilmour, the lead guitarist, can get more feeling and emotion from one note than most guitarists can get from a whole song. This version of 'Comfortably Numb' at the Pulse shows was definitely a good one for you to hear him and Pink Floyd for the first time.
When you take acid then Pink Floyd spreads its wings
@@SiriusSRX 👏👏👏👏👏😎
Mark Knopfler... I think David is better, but not to the those levels.
I quit taking anything other than my nerve meds and Pink Floyd has never sounded or took me on better journeys than this. The drugs and the booze dulled the synapses while loading their images in my concious...
@@Wolverines77 yeah man I’ve been to shows while spun out and high and some sober as a bird. It’s all the same to me I just research the next day if I’m too far gone and hear something I loved 😂
David Gilmour...the greatest guitarist ever, living or dead, in my opinion. Have a listen to Sorrow...same concert. I realise you are new to Pink Floyd, but there is an un-written rule that you NEVER EVER pause a David Gilmour solo.
If they rewind a few bars back, I don't mind.
Or "Run Like Hell" - same concert..
David is the greatest,… in some ways he is better the jimmy page,… in some ways jimmy shines. They are both in the top two in my humble opinion. David is the king of the bend and the grand emotion evoker. Just proves you don’t have to play fast to be the best. A true master. Pulse never gets old!!!!!
AGREE!!!
I don't know, Stevie Ray Vaughan definitely gives him a run for his money.
No question that Gilmore is one of the greats however.
I’ve watched this performance at least a hundred times. And each viewing gives me goosebumps. great reaction. you get it!
Agreed. She seemed to pick up nuances and subtleties very well indeed.
Pink floyd are a legendary band, and this solo is one of the most iconic and best guitar solos ever
I attended this concert. What an awesome night. This music will never be repeated by todays artistes. Pure gold.
Pink Floyd is Perfect. Just perfect.
This guitar solo has been rated in many polls as the best of all time and I agree. It's incredible what David Gilmour can do with his Stratocaster. It always hits you right in the heart.
There are many versions of this song here on TH-cam (and I've probably seen them all) and notice that David always plays the first solo the same but the second solo is different every time. And it's a real treat every time! And in many other songs Gilmour proves what a fantastic guitarist he is.
"Sorrow" (from the Pulse concert), "Marooned" (original video), "Coming Back to Live" (original video), "Echoes" (Live at Pompeii), "Time" (studio version), "Mother" or my favourite "Shine on you Crazy Diamond" (original animated video) and more and more - these are all songs that if you listen to, you will never leave Pink Floyd. You'll find that Pink Floyd is not just a musical group but a philosophy of life. The combination of Roger Waters' profound lyrics (from the pre-1968 era) and the impeccable instrumentation of Barrett, Mason, Wright and Gilmour is timeless and familiar. Whoever it hits, it never lets go. I'm a shining example of this and I'm glad that even today's young people are returning to true "classical" music...
Please excuse my English - I'm from the Czech Republic. I wish you all the best in these hectic times.
And just a little warning for future reference: if you don't want to annoy true Pink Floyd fans, never (NEVER!) pause the video during a guitar solo. It's a mortal sin ;-).
11th Commandment - Thou shalt not interrupt a David Gilmour guitar solo! Now go find a priest and repeat after me, "Father forgive me, for I have sinned..."
Testament to how well written the solo is...that it can played slightly differently every time yet still has the same impact
His solo on the song "The Final Cut" is one of his best...
You did an excellent job with your grammar and vocabulary. Kudos.
@@ungenerationed9022 V tomto případě jde samozřejmě o zásluhu "Deepl Translator" ;-).
How many guitarists can hold a solo for that long and keep you there with every note...Gilmour just sings with the guitar! It feels like i'm flying through the sky when i listen
40 years ago I told my mum that Gilmour was the first player I'd heard who made the guitar actually sing.
Pink Floyd is Legendary, and David Gilmour is an international treasure!
Pink Floyd fans will tell you there are two rules when listening to Pink Floyd,...1). Always wear headphones, (or earbuds), because there is so much going on, subtlety, in the background of Pink Floyd music. 2). Never, ever, ever, pause a David Gilmour guitar solo!
lol!
Love it ❤❤❤
You MUST NEVER interrupt a Gilmour solo!! Ever, Ever, Ever!!
To Pause the solo to explain the neat sparkly lights? NO
David stopped all the time when he was recording it in L.A.
@@nikmason6873 🙄🙄🙄
@@nikmason6873 ;-D
When I was in my early teens and learning to play guitar, this song was released as a single here in the United States and was all over the radio. It was this song that made me want to learn how solos and melodies work. I still think it's the best guitar solo ever, partly because it's not about going fast but emotion and creating a theme in the solo.
You are going to love their songs Hey You, Time, Money, Mother and Dogs, plus many more, for their artistry and epic guitar solos. Dogs has 3 or 4 guitar solos in it. It's best to hear their studio album first before their concert version
One of the greatest guitar solos of all time.
venice was better ;))
this performance reduces grown men to tears the guitar is so beautiful u can feel the pain
Inarguably the greatest guitar solo of all time. Straight from his soul.
Arguably yes, it absolutely is sensational, but so is the TSRTS Stairway, or Duane Allman on Dreams, or again Page 's Since i've been Loving You on TSRTS, or Gilmour on Shine on You Crazy Diamond. Honestly i don't think there is a best, Clapton on White Room or Crossroads, then you can move on to Jeff Beck. Its very personal, and that again can depend on your mood.
You really get it. I could see it in your face. They are one in a million. Music that goes down to your soul. They never get old. Only better with time. At 63 I still think their great since listening to them the first time in the early 70s. Thanks again for sharing this wonderful song with us all. 😎
It's called the Gilmour ( yes this is the proper spelling of his surname) effect. When people can't agree on what is better a flash shredding guitar solo or an emo bending Gilmour guitar solo. The middle guitar solo is regarded by many of his peers as the greatest solo ever. The production value that goes into pink floyd music including live is the best you will ever hear. No one tops them.
I've heard countless better solos technical and more engaging to the song but I've NEVER heard a solo more amazing than this for its own in my decades listening. I love death metal and everything in-between but nothing will ever come close to this
Strangely I find the last solo much better
Do not..I repeat.. do not ever pause a David Gilmore solo.....just a life lesson
All of your reactions are a joy to watch. To see someone young being exposed to great music for the first time is a joy to watch. I see in your face the same joy I expressed the first time I heard the music! The same happiness in the musicianship. Go for it! Listen to all of it! There are two live albums you should give a listen to: "The Who: Live At Leeds" and "Frampton Comes Alive". The last one was featured in one of the "Wayne's World" movies as a gag, where Wayne says jokes about everyone having it. "It came with a box of Tide" (laundry soap) he joked. But he was right. Everyone had that record!
Especially if you love guitars! Peter Frampton had a very great and unique style, and even introduced most people to the "Talk Box", a very unique effect for the guitar.
Hi, the smile on your face was perfect, you have just listened to the best guitar solo of all time, i have been a Floydy for 50 yrs now. i flew from Australia to the UK just for that concert. your journey into Pink Floyd has just started. each album is a journey and each track on that album is a new road on that journey. Dave Gilmour can make a guitar, talk sing and cry, all at the same time. enjoy the experience. 😁😁😁
David Gilmour is my favorite guitarist, and I was fortunate to see him on his solo tour in 2016, where he performed so many Pink Floyd classics, along with his solo work. The Pulse concert from 1994 is an amazing musical and visual experience, and I also recommend you check out 'Sorrow' from Pulse. Another great Gilmour guitar solo is featured in the song 'On the Turning Away' from the Pink Floyd 1988 Delicate Sound of Thunder tour.
Easily my favorite band of all time, they've had a couple of of lineups over their career but the core group was always spectacular. I would recommend listening to all of their albums in order so that you can get the full picture for each one
It's always awesome to see that a new generation discovers this awesome music.
I remember being about 18 years old and I borrowed The Delicate Sound Of Thunder frome a neighbour.
Listening to music changed for me from that moment on.
And this song... Well it's one of their best!
Thought you'd enjoy this epic piece of guitar work. I saw them live in 1975 and 1989 and they always put on a hell of a live show. One of the first bands to use lightshows of any description, back in the 60's. Other epic songs with great guitar work from Gilmour would have to include 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' and 'Wish You Were Here', though there are at least 6 superb albums and a few more very interesting ones but the one to turn the lights off, relax and lose yourself in for 45 minutes would be the album 'Dark Side Of The Moon'. It was made 49 years ago last week and I think it's been on the Billboard 100 albums charts ever since. Also worth watching the incredible song 'Echoes', played live at Pompeii, Italy, which is a masterpiece. Also David Gilmour's solo albums have some superb songs and, as always from David, incredible guitar work.
724 consecutive weeks in the top 200. From 1973-1988. And actually added another 200 weeks on to that, just not consecutively.
The first time seeing your reaction. But please, Never pause during a Gilmore solo. Thank you. Great reaction however!
Every pink floyd solo is soulful.
David Gilmour(Pink Floyd Guitarist) is on another level.
You should continue checking out Pink Floyd songs,their songs are not just songs but experience too.
Band from mid 60s but still rock till now.
Well.. After the keyboardist Richard Wright died in 2008, the band split up.
Gilmour did tour under his own name till 2018 I believe? Many consider him selling most of the guitar collection, Including his black and red apple strats, the end of his musical career.
@@andreaspedersen3952 i know bro,i meant as a band formed in mid 60s,their music still legendary.
Glad to see this old music working its magic on young ears. Regards from Kentucky.
Young ear? This one's an old soul.
@@Norollo I totally agree......
I was 21 years old in 1979, the year that the album The Wall, which had this track on, was released. This is one of my most favourite songs of all time. This performance of it, is truly epic and it's such a pleasure to have observed you as you watched it. I gave it another dimension watching someone have the reaction to it that I have. I have always listened to it alone as It always makes me weep. I am 64 years old now and as I write this, it still has the same effect. If anything it is much more poignant now as the years have had their way with me. It is a reminder to me that I am not alone in the universe. From now on, I shall always say 'ambiance' in the way that you say it, in your native French. It sounds so much nicer than we say it here in the UK. We probably appropriated it from the French language anyway. Please consider me as 'subscribed' and a supporter. With very best wishes...
The Beatles wrote a song about being 64 😎🤙 much love brother very well stated.
If you like guitar solos you really need to check out Gary Moore's 'The Messiah Will Come Again'. It's a absolute masterpiece.
I stood 20 ft from David and the boys as they played this song in 1988 on the Delicate Sounds of Thunder tour.
Along with 20,000 other people, it was damn near a religious experience.
With Margaret Taylor and Rachel Flame doing the harmonies it sounded like angels singing.
What a magical night it was, final song of the night was Run Like Hell which rang in our ears for hours as we slowly left the concert.
Rachel Fury...
@@BridgestoneRB1 Correct, I keep calling her Flame for some reason :/
She was so great that night and Margaret...wow what a woman :) I think the other girl was Durga McBroom If I recall.
more floyd please. great guitar? *money *time *dogs *hey you *shine on you crazy diamond ... and oh so many more.
Best concert I’ve ever seen and I’ve seen a ton. The Wall Tour 1978 was beyond outstanding. When Gilmore did Comfortably Numb the crowd was in awe. An eerie dead silence. It was more than a mere live concert, it was a production
Why listen to a live version for a first impression??? Second "first impression" I've seen this way. The studio version is sheer perfection!!
David Gilmour is famous for playing so much with so few notes. He holds onto the notes and lets them just play out. Pure emotion and based in blues.
David Gilmour kills both leads on this song.Hes in my top 5 guitarists of all time! A good singer and phenomenal guitarist! 👍👍❤️
Really enjoyed your reaction to this!!! Such a genuine reaction. I saw Pink Floyd live on this tour in 1994 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas with 47,000 fans. I had 18th row seats on the floor it was a phenomenal show!!! Continue with your reactions!!!!
ONE DOESN'T MERELY LISTEN TO PINK FLOYD, ONE EXPERIENCES THEM!
If you really want to see what this guy can do with a guitar, try "Sorrow", from this same concert.
I've got to say that one of the reasons i enjoy so much your channel is because of the way you react to the videos, and no the videos per se. In this case it's you mainly and not the video. Congrats on your personality. Have a nice one!
You'll like their must-hear classic album "Dark Side Of The Moon" Also "Wish You Were Here" is beautiful.
This was the single greatest musical performance in all of history
I was at that very gig. The best concert I have been to. I have listened to this track so many times. Still gives me goosebumps. Notice no mobile phones in the audience to distract from the performance. Loved the reaction
the youth is spoilt now and thats why they cant produce any good music anymore.
Fantastic reaction to "Comfortably Numb". I see someone else recommended "Sorrow" from the same concert. I totally agree. You might also like to try "The Great Gig in the Sky" and "One of These Days", also from the PULSE concert. I hope you enjoy them, and please keep on reacting.
I have no idea how many times I've heard this song it has to be in the hundreds. It always sounds brand new every time. David Gilmour is one of if not the best guitar player in the world.
I am hoping that this is from "The Pulse Concert in 1994?!
Oh, No, No, No my child, you NEVER interrupt any guitar solo... ANY but Especially Not a David Gilmour Guitar Solo! NEVER. ARGH!
Very cool reaction to a very cool song.Thank you for doing it for us. I would suggest more Pink Floyd songs but there are just so many great ones,and I'm sure you'll see them in the comments.Have a great day
You watch the complete Pulse concert it’s amazing, the second part of the show they play the Dark side of the Moon in its entirety live…absolutely amazing…….love you’re reactions..
Best band of all times ✨🎸 P.S. never pause David Gilmour solo 😉👍🎸 next one from Pink Floyd ---> On the turning away ( live to the Delicate souns of thunder concert 1988 ) .. Coming back to life ( live to Pulse concert 1994 ) ..
Please watch listen react to Led Zeppelin. A song called Dazed and Confused. My favourite version is the 1973 live show from Madison Square Garden. And please nobody spoil it. If you know then you know.
Honestly I am so happy you reacted to this masterpiece
Pink Floyd is my No.1 psychedelic rock band in the entire world. So I am so happy you got to experience such an amazing performance.
I love you girl. But the golden rule is, you NEVER stop a video during a guitar solo. Thank you. Until next time stay well and poppin for fresh ! You on of my favorite reactors !
I was at Earls Court on one of the nights of this tour. The wall of sound was breathtaking, literally. Been a fan since the early 70s, their music still blows me away.
Echoes: Live at Gdansk
Or
Echoes: Live at Pompeii
I prefer Gdansk, last performance of the song by david gilmour and richard wright (RIP), i see it as a culmination of their lifetime of making music and it is a goodbye of sorts between them, pompeii is awesome as well, done 30+ years before gdansk in a roman ampitheater with no crowd, just them and the ghosts of pompeii
Also listen to:
Wish you were here
High Hopes: live at pompeii (2016ish)
Time
Money
There are a bunch more, but these are good places to start.
For those who do not know where the name “Pink Floyd” came from…… Syd Barrett - original founder of the band had two favorite Blues Guitar Players in his record collection, two black men, “Pink Anderson and Floyd Council”. One came from North Carolina, (Pink) the other came from South Carolina, (Floyd).
Rest In Peace... Richard Wright (Keyboards & Vocals)
Pink Floyd really cut it for me. Superb musicians. I love your accent, I could listen to you talk all day. Love, light and peace ❤
Love the reaction, but as said before, dont break the golden rule...........Never pause a David Gilmour solo.
When that disco ball opens David’s guitar absolutely screams out like a soul in deepest anguish and despair. That moment never fails to bring tears to my eyes. His guitar becomes almost human. Just incredible and completely unmatchable
This isnt actually the real Pink floyd version of this song. The only version of this song thats genuine is the version off The Wall album.
This is "Pink Floyd" without Roger Waters. Saying this is Pink Floyd is like saying you can have the Beatles without John Lennon. YOu cant.
And this isnt even a good version, because only Roger Waters - who was there backstage to pick Syd Barrett up again and again and get him on the stage (and Gilmour replaced Barrett after LSD screwed Barrett's brain) - can sing the doctor's part of this song. This version is crap. A lot of newbies are listening to the post 1984 "Pink Floyd" and thinking its the real thing. Its not.
I was at one of these concerts in 1994, it was just unbelievably good. You miss some of the sense of scale with this video due to the constant overlaying of images but some of the wide shots do show it better. You owe it to yourself to watch the whole Pulse concert, even if not for your channel, set up in a dark room with your favourite drink and just let the whole thing roll over you.
Otherwise you might want to just look out Sorrow and The Great Gig In The Sky from the same concert.
Studio version only. Live recordings have no meat. You have no idea, from this recording, what you're missing.
Loved your reaction to this song, I think you also feel very strong emotions when listening to music like me, like others have suggested I would listen to Dark side of the moon IN FULL... I've seen people on yt do full album play throughs and it's an experience you'd love I'm sure ! ☺️
David Gilmour can play a single note and have it sound sublime and grandiose; this is his greatest skill!! As far as vocals... he does exactly what the song needs; nothing more nor less!! Overall? It's never been about how phenomenal he is... it's been ALL about how tastefully he uses his voice, guitar effects, string bending techniques, finesse and style!! Is he the greatest guitarist ever? No. He however takes you on a journey with him, the song and his guitar!! Pink Floyd & Gilmour are The G.O.A.T.
Pink Floyd was formed in 1965... their (most likely) last album was "The Endless River" in 2014. PF had 15 studio albums... 3 live albums, 9 compilation albums not to mention multiple live dvds and solo albums performed by below members of the band.
Syd Barrett (short-lived founder; guitar plus) the originator and quirky eccentric; inevitably the consequential muse. * January 6, 1946 (rip 2006)
Roger Waters (bass) was the cultivator (seed sower), the lyrically conceptual prodigy, secondary vocal and co-maestro of songwriting * September 6, 1943 (age 78 years)
David Gilmour (guitar) was the placidity, guitar virtuoso, the silky smooth voice and co-maestro; the equilibrium. * March 6, 1946 (age 75 years)
Richard Wright (keyboards) was the essential underlying symmetry; musical nurturer. Occasional singer. * July 28, 1943 (rip 2008)
Nick Mason (drums) was the heartbeat, structure and foundation; the sole member involved from the emergence of PF to the last recording. * January 27, 1944 (age 77 years)
FYI: The following Pink Floyd albums are Concept Albums (all songs together tell a complete story)... Dark Side Of The Moon (1973), Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977) and The Wall (1979). The Final Cut (1983) is ify, as it was the last album with Roger Waters being in the band - leaving in 1985. *search on Wiki the album title to get the story behind the concept.
I myself suggest the following EPIC 10 live songs; the studio and "Brit Floyd" versions are phenomenal as well!! : 1) "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" 2) "Hey You" 3) "Us and Them/Any Colour You Like/Brain Damage/Eclipse" (all 4 parts) 4) "High Hopes" 5) "Time/Breathe Reprise" 6) "Dogs" 7) "Sorrow" 8) "Pigs (3 different ones)" 9) "Welcome To The Machine" 10) "The Great Gig In The Sky" 11+) There's so many... !!
Fun Fact: "You don't need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd but you definitely need Pink Floyd to enjoy your drink and drugs!!"
If you like Pink Floyd as much as it seems, sadly there is only ONE WAY you're going to see their music "live" in concert (2021+) other than an older dvd (or maybe Waters or Gilmour solo in concert; they're getting old my friend)... more importantly hearing the songs done exacting to the studio albums adding a very good example of the "live" light show... you may wanna check out the following group that's IMO far better than a tribute band!! The subsequent track is superbly performed by the tribute band "Brit Floyd" ~ Gilmour, Mason and Wright have said, "If they themselves wanted to see PF live, the only way that could ever happen is go see these guys." th-cam.com/video/RnHu3D8stGE/w-d-xo.html (one song from an entire 155 minute concert of PF Bliss; see comment at link for other tracks)
Final Note: Pink Floyd have left us the embodiment of their musical journey to share, enjoy and reflect upon. * always listen to Pink Floyd with headphones or an awesome sounding music system.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pink_Floyd
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Roger Waters (Bassist; left PF in 1985) and Friends did a live concert of the entire "Wall" double album in Germany (1990) right after the wall came down; very historic!! The stage was at least a block or more long... th-cam.com/video/ohrFzuuUyi0/w-d-xo.html
Here is the Wikipedia explanation of that concert: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wall_%E2%80%93_Live_in_Berlin
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Bonus? Here are 2 links (I'm a songwriter/guitarist/singer) I attribute my PF influences to writing these songs):
1) Winter's Mourn = th-cam.com/video/p_Arf46hI04/w-d-xo.html
2) Do You Want To? = th-cam.com/video/YYXly1Ki030/w-d-xo.html
Not just a guitar solo, a spiritual experience.
Listen to the whole album of "The Wall". In my opinion probably the best concept album ever.
Great choice ! What is even greater is your reaction to it . You can see you really appreciate his skill 🤟🤙
You want to hear guitar at it's best try listening to Zack Wilde of Black label Society playing Throwing it all away in Barcelona . You'll be blown Away .
I just love the fact you feel the music in the way it is supposed to be felt... from the heart.
They are more like an experience than music. Turn on the album . turn off the lights and lay back and get invaded by the power.
Bout time you did this band. You nasty ( in a good way) girl. for some more good guitar. you should check out Ted Nugent song Strangle hold.
Dearest Verdy I follow you on Twitter from a English creative artist.
When you said you can feel the guitar in your heart...yeah...you just got Gilmoured!
Studio version is much better. Rodger Waters voice is very distinctive. He is not playing with Floyd here.
Live solo is not bad though.
Please React to joji "Run" also great guitar solo
David Gilmore plugs his guitar into your soul . P.s. never interrupt his solo
Perfect Reaction to a Perfect song.....
I just got back from Vancouver & the Island.
Rule Never interrupt a guitar solo. Most people replaying this obey that rule
The best way I’ve heard it said was:
Leo Fender gave the world The Stratocaster, but David Gilmour gave it a soul.
Great reaction! Look forward to more Pink Floyd content!
Most tasteful guitarist ever.
Loved your reaction. Truly an awesome performance from Gilmour and the crew.
80's guitar - Judas Priest, have 2 guitarist that do lead and Iron Maiden has 3 that do lead, both bands have excellent lead vocalists too... 70's and late 60's guitar - Led Zeppelin with Jimi Page guitarist. Black Sabbath with Tony Iommi guitarist, the riff master. Cream with Eric Clapton guitarist. Deep Purple with Richie Blackmore guitarist, also later with Rainbow... Other great guitarists from these decades - Alvin Lee, Robin Trower, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix, the one who changed how the guitar was played in the late 60's.
French Canadian obviously lol, I am Canadian as well 🇨🇦
1981, Earl’s Court, London. I freely admit that I cried during this solo. Dave Gilmour atop that magnificent wall. It was all too much. Privileged to have been there.
DO U2 STAY FAR AWAY SO CLOSE IN BERLIN 1993 OFFICIAL VIDEO
David Gilmore doesn’t just play guitar but puts soul into your soul. David is one of my favorite along with Alvin Lee Ten Years After, Billy Jones of The Outlaws and Carlos Santana.👍
🤬🤬🤬Never ever pause a Gilmore solo.🤬🤬🤬
This track is actually an Encore following the entire concert "PULSE" from 1994, which is 2 1/2 hours of simply superb music! They play tracks from practically every album they've made & they do the full Dark Side of the Moon album as well...it's a Must!! Watch it all, get blown away by the Best Band of all Time!!
For my money, the greatest rock song in musical history. I just about weep every time I hear this OR the studio version. David Gilmour is amazing!
C'etait le fun partager l'experience avec toi. 🙂
Don't want to make anyone jealous, but I was at this concert. Mind permanently blown for life. Still have great memories to this day.
The smile on your face said it all. Welcome to Pink Floyd.
Can you please react to Robert palmer song called Know by now
Please
Pink Floyd is perfect for you, since you seem to like the guitar so much.
For a next reaction from Pink Floyd, I highly suggest the song (Time) in studio version, with lyrics.
This song is part of the album (The Dark Side of the Moon, 1973), which is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records,
for the number of consecutive weeks (736) in the top 200 Billboard selling albums.
The album has continued to appear sporadically on the Billboard 200 since then, with a total of 958 weeks on that chart as of May 2021.
It is also to date, the 3rd best-selling album worldwide (between 45 and 50 million), all categories included.
you must hear "high hopes "from the same concert
The Entire concert is breathtaking. "the great gig in the sky" is amazing.
You may like Garry Moore live doing one of his hits "Parisian walkway" being French that may peak your interest, plus this guy can play as good as anyone ever.
Sadly no longer with us.
Yes love Garry Moore did he ever do this song ? Imagine what he could do with it
This new version is nowhere as good as original,,
It is so fun watching a young person like you enjoy the music on my time. We would call the radio station and request this long version not the "radio" version. They had a couple of songs with both a long and radio version so I am sure you will enjoy more of their music.
N 1 RULE
DONT PAUSE A GILMOUR SOLO, NEVER