Man, I don't cry at concerts but I have to say seeing this live the moment that little girl goes from happy - to shock - to utterly heartbreaking when she sees her father return... It got me every time. Heartbreaking, a hell of a statement and a hell of a show.
The images of the children greeting their fathers must be so painfull for Roger Waters, since his dad never came back home. I wonder how he does it time and time again.
I´m from Mexico, sorry, my english is not good...woow, the girl´s reaction in Vera is terrific...is a truly beautiful moment...not words to describe it...I waiting for Rog at Dec 18th...I promise a tear in Vera.
I find it kinda sad, that it's been 0ver thirty years since The Wall came out and some people didn't get the message. This shows how timeless this album is. I saw, or rather experienced it in London the other day, and after these three songs I felt like smacked in the head with something really heavy. When I saw pictures of children on Bring the...I felt tears coming to my eyes.Epic gig. Too bad that for some it was just two hours of good music. Peace. And don't let the worms eat into Your brain
I saw this show last night in Detroit and all I have to say is Ringling Bros. is going to have to change their name because...THIS WAS THE GREATEST FUCKING SHOW ON EARTH!! HANDS DOWN!
I was at his show a week ago, the 15th august 2013 in Copenhagen, Denmark. One of the best nights of my life. Defintley the best concert I've every been to. Bless you, Roger.
Not bad at all for a man nearing his 70's. I can't believe I missed this tour, which was probably my last chance to ever truly experience Pink Floyd live.
oh my God, that is so beautiful in Vera with the little girl, i'm gonna be cryin... only ever cried when Paul McCartney played "Here Today" last year... nevermind, I'm gonna be sobbing
Saw it in Denver. This is the best show - not the best concert, the best show of any type I have ever seen. At the intermission I was completely satisfied and amazed that there was another half...
Thx for transmitting the message of Roger Waters with this classic quotation of Mr. Dwight (Ike) D. Eisenhower (34th president of US 1953-1961) from a speech before the American Society of Newspaper Editors, April 16, 1953.
Roger Waters was the one with awesome ideas and David Gilmour was the one that put music to those awesome ideas for example Dark Side Of The Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall. And the solo of comfortably numb is the best of all time and David Gilmour is the only one who can play it
I was there Monday night and was totally awestruck. Vera/Bring the Boys Back Home was for me the most moving thing I've experienced in a long time. The scene from the end of Vera (0:16) has haunted me since I saw it at the show. The emotion on her face is absolutely gut-wrenching and brings tears to my eyes when I think of all the kids whose parents didn't come back. And the quote in Bring the Boys Back Home is especially powerful when you consider the source was a decorated 5-star Army general.
This is as good as it gets. By far, the best concert of my life. I saw it in Philadelphia indoors in 2010, and i already have tickets to see it outdoors at citizens bank park for the tour finally in July of 2012. If by some miracle you read this Roger, thank you so much for all you have done. You have my full respect, and I will always cherish the music and the memories you gave to me.
I saw it in the last night in buenos aires with other 60 thousand people, when I saw 0:22 that little girl crying for her father I almost burst into tears, but when comfartably numb came I couldn't helped it.... the joy I felt listening to that song live I can't describe it with words. Thank you Roger, thank you!!!
@TED1082 I was in Mannheim too. And to those people, who are writing, that they almost cried... I can admit that I was crying, it's not a shame. With my 24 years, I can say: it's worth to live.
Just saw him in Hartford. Amazing. Best concert of my life. We know the music & poetry ... it is pure genius. Add to that the current state of special effects & sound... we were blown away. This show is a full-out assault on the senses. It lifted my artistic being and also served as a giant "wake-up" public service announcement to anyone who's paying attention to the messages in the music.
After the soft, tender, depressed song "vera"....I always get goosebumps when those agressive and exultant drums for "bring the boys back home" come in. The best show I've ever seen...
I experienced the concert in Copenhagen This was one of the most precious moments of the concert. The girl that sees her father - imagine how she must have missed him, fearing that he would get killed. All those feelings are let out in this moment. Immediately after that Roger throws it back into our faces: That not only are we sending soldiers away from their families (children) to war, but these soldiers are also destroying the lives of other children.
I was in Mannheim and the Part of that little Girl recognise her Daddy is comming home was the precious Moment of the Gig!Thank You Roger , love You!!!
I believe Confortably Numb's solo is one of the greatest guitar solo's in the history of Rock. There is no need for speed and overwhelming technique for making a master piece. Sometimes a right note at the right place, a right bend, is more amazing than shooting thouthands of notes in a particular tone range. Mr. Gilmour is an excellent musician and guitarrist. He's the kind of guitar player who knows what note to play in the correct place and time.
Last concert was in Québec city last night (July 21st 2012) ! It was in open-air, 22 years exactly after they played it in Berlin on the foundations of the Berlin Wall !! It was beautiful, I cried the whole time from Vero to Comfortably Numb.
Last Saturday, I thought I might like to go to the show (in Antwerp). This combo was definitely the best part of it... it took my breath away. Thank you Roger, thank you other musicians, thank you Pink Floyd!
He's right Waters was so dedicated that he kicked out Richard Wright of the band and almost teared the band apart becasue he wouldn't let anyone else write anything, with the exception of Comfortably Numb and Run Like Hell. That's why we all love him becasue he's our stubborn bass and songwriting Genius and will fight the greatest guitar player of all time to express himself. So i give Waters 90% of the praise.
I saw one of the earlier shows in 2010 and a couple on the second U.S. leg. It was an incredible concert. I was proud to share it with my wife even thought she wasn't too familiar with the material. A great visual and musical experience.
ok i will speak for the people who are in war stop it there is no reason for war stop it bring those people back stop the war i hope that one day war wont be even in the games not for me not for you but for all of us for the humanity for the rich and the poors for the humans and the animals for the nature for the life for the love for the kids who are waiting for their parents to come back i have never been in war and i dont want to but when i see those children i understand
@justicebserved30 I ALMOST CRIED.............THAT'S HOW INTENSE THAT WAS FOR ME, JUST SEEN THEM IN DETROIT SUN OCT 24, SOMEONE ELES SAID "THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH", I AGREE!!!!! IVE ALWAYS LOVED FLOYD SINCE I WAS 8 YRS OLD, AND YES, WITH ROGER, WITHOUT ROGER, IT'S ALLLLLLLL GOOOOOOD, I SEEN GILMORES SHOWS IN THE 90'S TOO....SO GLAD I GOT TO FINISH IT ALL OFF WITH HEARING AND SEEING "THE WALL" IN IT'S ENTIRETY, I FEEL PRIVILIDGED!!
Just saw the Denver show... I've probably seen well over 500 concerts over the (many) years including a couple Pink Floyd concerts, and Rogers 'Radio Kaos' show. This performance was, without a doubt, the most visually stunning spectacle of rock & roll theatre I've experienced! Pyrotechnics, 30' inflatables, planes flying across the arena, crashing into the wall. The wall itself serving as a monumental projection screen that at times made the stage appear as at sea, or in space. Just incredible!
Wow..I'm going next week here in ATL..I grew up with this album...It was the soundtrack to my High School days.What an impact this album had on my life..That seen in Vera..That's going to be unbelievably moving... it is just from watching it here..
Does anybody else in here feel the way I do? One of the best shows I've ever seen... March 7th and 20th 2012 are going to be in my heart 'til I die. awesome Audio Quality. Thank you.
The gig in Zagreb was the greatest show I've ever seen. Thanks Roger, thank you all other musicians, kids of the choir, thank you technicians, roadies, merch-sellers, barmen & - women, thank you to everyone who was there - it were awesome 2 and a half hours.
Man, I don't cry at concerts but I have to say seeing this live the moment that little girl goes from happy - to shock - to utterly heartbreaking when she sees her father return... It got me every time. Heartbreaking, a hell of a statement and a hell of a show.
The images of the children greeting their fathers must be so painfull for Roger Waters, since his dad never came back home. I wonder how he does it time and time again.
It made me cry like a baby, that girl touched my soul with that expression
April, 9th Roger played in Arnhem, netherlands. He was fantastic!! Only two hours, I must have been 20 hours, great, magic!!!
This really wasn't a rock concert. It was something else entirely. It was amazing.
I´m from Mexico, sorry, my english is not good...woow, the girl´s reaction in Vera is terrific...is a truly beautiful moment...not words to describe it...I waiting for Rog at Dec 18th...I promise a tear in Vera.
I find it kinda sad, that it's been 0ver thirty years since The Wall came out and some people didn't get the message. This shows how timeless this album is. I saw, or rather experienced it in London the other day, and after these three songs I felt like smacked in the head with something really heavy. When I saw pictures of children on Bring the...I felt tears coming to my eyes.Epic gig. Too bad that for some it was just two hours of good music. Peace. And don't let the worms eat into Your brain
The scene with the young girl seeing her dad gets me every time.
April, 9th Roger played in Arnhem, netherlands. He was fantastic!! Only two hours, Iit must have been 20 hours, great, magic!!!
Epic is the only word that can describe this song and all of pink floyd's music
I went to this show in Kansas city. At :30 a manly tear was shed
TEARS shed from "Vera.." on...so much
I saw this show last night in Detroit and all I have to say is Ringling Bros. is going to have to change their name because...THIS WAS THE GREATEST FUCKING SHOW ON EARTH!! HANDS DOWN!
0:16 is so emotional..
my God, Roger, i liked to know how is like to make people like me cry with your art,...thanks man!
I was one of the kids in the Kansas City one. Best. Day. EVER!!!
Roger, we still love you! My hero!
That part with the little girl is something I will never, ever forget for the rest of my days.
the best spot in Düsseldorf on saturday - it made me cry...
I was at his show a week ago, the 15th august 2013 in Copenhagen, Denmark. One of the best nights of my life. Defintley the best concert I've every been to. Bless you, Roger.
AMAZING show in Pittsburgh 26 Oct. The young girl made the whole venue quiet when that scene played!
This girls clip is worth the whole show.
that part with the little girl slays me every time.
We will never learn.
Seeing this concert was an honor.
That little girl left me sobbing.
Not bad at all for a man nearing his 70's. I can't believe I missed this tour, which was probably my last chance to ever truly experience Pink Floyd live.
@TheBeatlefloyd it was emotional, i had big fat tears going down my cheeks!!! and yet i was in my element for sure, man that show was great
I don't know if i can ever see another concert again.
Saw him in Arnhem and all I'm doing right now is looking for a chance to visit this concert again.....
oh my God, that is so beautiful in Vera with the little girl, i'm gonna be cryin...
only ever cried when Paul McCartney played "Here Today" last year...
nevermind, I'm gonna be sobbing
Saw it in Denver. This is the best show - not the best concert, the best show of any type I have ever seen. At the intermission I was completely satisfied and amazed that there was another half...
I was at the concert September 26 at the Consol Energy Center. Im only 15 and Im pretty sure that will be the best concert I'll ever see.
Thx for transmitting the message of Roger Waters with this classic quotation of Mr. Dwight (Ike) D. Eisenhower (34th president of US 1953-1961) from a speech before the American Society of Newspaper Editors, April 16, 1953.
Roger Waters was the one with awesome ideas and David Gilmour was the one that put music to those awesome ideas for example Dark Side Of The Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, The Wall. And the solo of comfortably numb is the best of all time and David Gilmour is the only one who can play it
I had the tears rolling down my cheeks when i saw this scene... Netherlands, april 8
I was there Monday night and was totally awestruck. Vera/Bring the Boys Back Home was for me the most moving thing I've experienced in a long time. The scene from the end of Vera (0:16) has haunted me since I saw it at the show. The emotion on her face is absolutely gut-wrenching and brings tears to my eyes when I think of all the kids whose parents didn't come back. And the quote in Bring the Boys Back Home is especially powerful when you consider the source was a decorated 5-star Army general.
This is as good as it gets. By far, the best concert of my life. I saw it in Philadelphia indoors in 2010, and i already have tickets to see it outdoors at citizens bank park for the tour finally in July of 2012. If by some miracle you read this Roger, thank you so much for all you have done. You have my full respect, and I will always cherish the music and the memories you gave to me.
Buena imagen y sonido. Gracias desde Bogotá, Colombia
i am talking for greece and i would really apreciate if you come again in2014
The Wall, o melhor eternamente!
And for all of those who were there is to remember the stunned silence of those around you at the end of BTBBH
I saw it in the last night in buenos aires with other 60 thousand people, when I saw 0:22 that little girl crying for her father I almost burst into tears, but when comfartably numb came I couldn't helped it.... the joy I felt listening to that song live I can't describe it with words. Thank you Roger, thank you!!!
I saw this show in december last year, holy shit. Without par best show ive ever seen.
THE SHOW WAS ABSOLUTELY STELLAR... !! PERFECTION.. OMG., ART IS RIGHT.. !! \M/ \M/ \M/
@TED1082 I was in Mannheim too. And to those people, who are writing, that they almost cried... I can admit that I was crying, it's not a shame. With my 24 years, I can say: it's worth to live.
Tuve la fortuna de estar presente en este magnifico evento, vaya que Roger Waters es un verdadero genio
Just saw him in Hartford. Amazing. Best concert of my life. We know the music & poetry ... it is pure genius. Add to that the current state of special effects & sound... we were blown away. This show is a full-out assault on the senses. It lifted my artistic being and also served as a giant "wake-up" public service announcement to anyone who's paying attention to the messages in the music.
Too beautiful. I cried when i saw this
Hotrodius, I have the same feeling! Utterly brought me to tears. Her emotions were so intense and raw. It was amazing.
it is relevant to anyone and everyone, at any particular time...now stop arguing about it, he made a good point
After the soft, tender, depressed song "vera"....I always get goosebumps when those agressive and exultant drums for "bring the boys back home" come in. The best show I've ever seen...
I experienced the concert in Copenhagen This was one of the most precious moments of the concert.
The girl that sees her father - imagine how she must have missed him, fearing that he would get killed. All those feelings are let out in this moment.
Immediately after that Roger throws it back into our faces: That not only are we sending soldiers away from their families (children) to war, but these soldiers are also destroying the lives of other children.
this was the best show ive been too although ive only been to 4. (im only 16)
Roger Waters begins his tour May 1st in Houston and continues till July 14th in Philadelphia we have all cities posted on our website
i cried when isaw this, most emotional thing ever at a concert
awesome, i went on wednesday to the o2 , best night of my life :)))) x
the guitarrist is Dave Kilminster if any one is interested..
going monday to the show here in L.A.
One of the single biggest mistakes of my 19 year old life was watching this video before i want to see it live. why did i have to do that
I was in Mannheim and the Part of that little Girl recognise her Daddy is comming home was the precious Moment of the Gig!Thank You Roger , love You!!!
I believe Confortably Numb's solo is one of the greatest guitar solo's in the history of Rock.
There is no need for speed and overwhelming technique for making a master piece. Sometimes a right note at the right place, a right bend, is more amazing than shooting thouthands of notes in a particular tone range.
Mr. Gilmour is an excellent musician and guitarrist. He's the kind of guitar player who knows what note to play in the correct place and time.
Awesome! I went this year! (2012)
Left me sobbing.
Last concert was in Québec city last night (July 21st 2012) ! It was in open-air, 22 years exactly after they played it in Berlin on the foundations of the Berlin Wall !! It was beautiful, I cried the whole time from Vero to Comfortably Numb.
Last Saturday, I thought I might like to go to the show (in Antwerp). This combo was definitely the best part of it... it took my breath away. Thank you Roger, thank you other musicians, thank you Pink Floyd!
La parte mas emocionante del concierto sin lugar a dudas, el minuto 8:46 me dejó simplemente extasiado, sin palabras, aún sigo sin poder describirlo.
i can't really even explain what i was feeling when i saw this
-Rocky, November show in Jersey
He's right Waters was so dedicated that he kicked out Richard Wright of the band and almost teared the band apart becasue he wouldn't let anyone else write anything, with the exception of Comfortably Numb and Run Like Hell. That's why we all love him becasue he's our stubborn bass and songwriting Genius and will fight the greatest guitar player of all time to express himself. So i give Waters 90% of the praise.
I saw one of the earlier shows in 2010 and a couple on the second U.S. leg. It was an incredible concert. I was proud to share it with my wife even thought she wasn't too familiar with the material. A great visual and musical experience.
Saw the show in Philly, fucking amazing!
I can't wait!!!! goin to thiis show in Anaheim, Ca tomarrow night!!!!!
just purely sounds like freakin perfection, THAT GUITAR , OMG
ok i will speak for the people who are in war
stop it
there is no reason for war
stop it
bring those people back
stop the war
i hope that one day war wont be even in the games
not for me
not for you
but for all of us
for the humanity
for the rich and the poors
for the humans and the animals
for the nature
for the life
for the love
for the kids who are waiting for their parents to come back
i have never been in war and i dont want to
but when i see those children
i understand
Spent my 21st Birthday, 2nd row, at the Brisbane show. My god, amazing.
Very excited to see him in May =0). WooT!!!!
I saw 2 shows in Long Island. Front Row! It was an absolutely amazing experience! I miss Roger and the show! This was my faveorite part!
21 July 1990 Berlin Potzdamer Pllatz need I say more to those that were there all 300,000 of you
@justicebserved30 I ALMOST CRIED.............THAT'S HOW INTENSE THAT WAS FOR ME, JUST SEEN THEM IN DETROIT SUN OCT 24, SOMEONE ELES SAID "THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH", I AGREE!!!!! IVE ALWAYS LOVED FLOYD SINCE I WAS 8 YRS OLD, AND YES, WITH ROGER, WITHOUT ROGER, IT'S ALLLLLLLL GOOOOOOD, I SEEN GILMORES SHOWS IN THE 90'S TOO....SO GLAD I GOT TO FINISH IT ALL OFF WITH HEARING AND SEEING "THE WALL" IN IT'S ENTIRETY, I FEEL PRIVILIDGED!!
Just saw the Denver show... I've probably seen well over 500 concerts over the (many) years including a couple Pink Floyd concerts, and Rogers 'Radio Kaos' show. This performance was, without a doubt, the most visually stunning spectacle of rock & roll theatre I've experienced! Pyrotechnics, 30' inflatables, planes flying across the arena, crashing into the wall. The wall itself serving as a monumental projection screen that at times made the stage appear as at sea, or in space. Just incredible!
The Master!
i was soooooo there, LIFE CHANGING! its still sinking in!!!!! i can die a happy person now ;)
Fantastic and an incredible rendition...
Wow..I'm going next week here in ATL..I grew up with this album...It was the soundtrack to my High School days.What an impact this album had on my life..That seen in Vera..That's going to be unbelievably moving... it is just from watching it here..
So moving... I was at the Pittsburgh show, and this moment caught hold of me. The entire show was like a significant moment in history.
I wonder if any of the videos of this tour will reach a million hits it sure deserves it
cant wait till june xx
Just like the others, GREAT camerawork. Someone that knows not to zoom around all over the place so you see the whole stage
I hope he releases a DVD of this concert..
The Solo on CN sounds way better than it was on the last tour , I noticed a little bit of the Pulse version in their too lol
74 days and counting before the show at the O2 arena, London.
feliz cumpleaños roger waters
freakin' awe inspiring
Best concert of MY LIFE... will never forget it...
@grsurflove yeh.....not a concert. an experience. an art/music/info deliverance...most amazing thing ive ever seen.
Does anybody else in here feel the way I do?
One of the best shows I've ever seen... March 7th and 20th 2012 are going to be in my heart 'til I die.
awesome Audio Quality. Thank you.
jak dla mnie najbardziej wzruszający utwór!:)
a koncert - wspomnienie na całe życie:D
I'm going tomorrow. Excited. :D
I still feel the comfortably numb!! that solo is just amazing.....
The gig in Zagreb was the greatest show I've ever seen.
Thanks Roger, thank you all other musicians, kids of the choir, thank you technicians, roadies, merch-sellers, barmen & - women, thank you to everyone who was there - it were awesome 2 and a half hours.
Genio Roger
@jaytime99 NO doubt!!!! I couldn't believe I was tearing up at a concert either. But very emotional. even as i was watch it now!
my fucking gooooood cant wait for the concert in mexico!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!