PINK FLOYD - Comfortably Numb PULSE 1994 || Reaction
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- PINK FLOYD - Comfortably Numb PULSE 1994 || Reaction
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TH-cam should be sued for interrupting a Gilmour solo with ads
You spelled shot wrong ;)
That pisses me off as well 😤
Amen brother man
@@alexfarrington haha! Nice one!
Wow. I actually got interrupted at the exact same moment. I had to sit through the full 15 secs and came back to find D. getting an ad too.
Respect for starting the solo again
It had to be done, and D Mont was intellectual enough to know it and make it happen. :)
True that 🤙🏼
MAAADDD Respect
We will always love the solo, no matter how many times
Heard it said once...
"Guitars ask for David Gilmour for Christmas"
Omg I love that! I'm stealing it 😊
Damn...That's awesome.
EPIC ✌️
It does this old man's heart good seeing the younger generations discovering the greatest music of all time. Gives me hope!
I totally second that, bringing new life back to their music by watching these young reactors discover the music I have been listening for most of my life, it's awesome 🤟😉
You deserve a hug 🤗 man 🤩😍💋
@@Valentina-nz6hv thank you!
Me too mate. Loverly to see
Hey TH-cam.
First rule of Floyd Club: Never interrupt a Pink Floyd song
Second rule of Floyd Club: NEVER interrupt a David Gilmour guitar solo!
Gilmore for President!!!
Ad interrupts and you go back to the start of the solo. That is respect for the music.
David Gilmour does not simply play the guitar. He tells a story with it.
Yes it's the truth
oooh good point
Exactly !!
I like to think the guitar is singing.
Amen
The moment that I don’t get goosebumps from that solo is the moment I die
Dude same. I was so worried that I was going to burn this song out and it would lose its impact on me. Nope. LITERALLY every single time I get goosebumps. This song reaches into your soul and draws out raw emotion. It's incredible.
@@xXRazorbacksXx The parts that got me in the throat the first time I heard Pink Floyd still get me in the throat. Every single time I hear them.
I remember somebody once commenting that if that ends guitar solo isn't playing while they float up to heaven they don't want to go
agreed, Jordan Burns-Every Single Time.
@@pommie5093 this is the only song that elicits waves of goosebumps. It's relentless. I'm in med school and I don't get the physiologic response it causes. Truly incredible.
Message to TH-cam - you do NOT insert an advert during the most epic guitar solo in history!
My dad was there with my uncle, he passed away 14 years ago. This song still fills me up with tears with every single word and note. Much love from Glasgow Scotland 🏴 ❤️
When listening to THE FLOYD never get in a hurry, they will get there when it's time.
Which isn’t quantifiable
Which isn’t quantifiable
Ticking away!
Kinda like Gandalf told Frodo. lol
This is EXACTLY why women love them so much. Well, that and all the other millions of emotions that get triggered with that damn guitar!
I was lucky enough to be at that concert and witnessed without doubt the best guitar solo by the best guitarist ever. No auto tune just pure musical genius. When Dave Guilmour plays a solo like that it sucks every piece of emotion out of your soul.
It's like being taken into another world hypnotic I go into a zone listening to this track
Me too mate - best night ever?
I saw this tour in the New Orleans Superdome. I will never forget that 3 story crystal ball lighting up the arena. EPIC!
Burning with jealousy.
@@Madman007 Yes mate that ball completely blew me away when it appeared... it's hard to tell from the video but as you say, it's the size of a 3 storey building, and the scattered light and beams from all the spotlights was something to behold... you get about 0.1% of the effect from the video. Even though I was baked for the show the memories are burned into my mind!
This is arguably the greatest live guitar solo in the history of rock and roll. Some live performances are just epic and timeless for reasons that are not always easy to define. Another epic performance you should check out is Heart's cover of Stairway to Heaven honoring Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center Honors in 2012. It's fabulous!
Arguably, but i certainly will not argue the point, in fact, I think I agree. It was EPIC and LEGENDARY. I caught the first show of this tour and it was a life changing event for me, a young 22 year old, I only wish I could go back.
@@dr.pendyke4887 Those were some fabulous times (though I saw The Floyd in the 70's and 80's). So glad I grew up in those great decades!
As sick of 'Stairway as I am (as is Plant!! LOL!) and as much as I don't ever need to hear that song again, I get choked up hearing Heart's version of it.
@@stevedrums1675 I heartily agree with everything you said. And I think we can all agree that Heart's performance is the best cover of this song ever (for a number of reasons).
Yup... Alchemy's Sultans springs to mind too...
Now do you understand the passion that people of my generation have for our music? It thrills me to no end that a young person like you appreciates the time and talent that went into making this masterpiece and so many others.
Its not the music of "your" generation. It's the music of OUR generation. It isn't the past. These guys are still with us and still playing.
@@scottsycamore478 She's talking about when the music was made. In the 70's.
Gilmore’s guitar work is one of man kinds greatest achievements
100% accurate
The greatest guitar solo in rock history. PERIOD!!!
Pink Floyd is truly transcendent. Hits you right in the feels every time.
What I keep seeing on these reactions is how young people are just as impressed by "real' music as my generation were. Just nobody seems to be making it any more...
Ok! Listen to Marillion or Pendragon etc. Great music still!
Different world. there is really not a music "industry" anymore. There are no more Ahmet Ertegun's who actually loved music and ran record companies. Now they are owned by soda companies or whatever and treated with the same product mentality as the bottles they produce. That's not how music was supposed to be. the glory days of pop music from the 60's even through the mid '80's was because bands were allowed to develop and still make their records to build a following. Not now, unfortunately. It's all so disjointed with karaoke shows now determining the next "big thing".
You're just not looking hard enough. There are some amazing artists s all genres.
Its easier and cheaper to hire a technician or two to make music on a computer these days rather than find a group of people who have spent their lives mastering their given instruments. All you need is a pretty face and a crappy computer generated beat in the background and the radio stations will play it all day every day.
There are some that I enjoy. Hard rock is my genre.
I once played this song to a girlfriend that I had. And after listening to it, she turned to me and said, "You actually like that song?" That is when I slowly pulled over the car and came to a stop. I opened my door and gently walked over to her side of the car. I kindly opened her door and nicely said, "Peace Out Girl!"
Summer of '94 when Pink Floyd was on this tour, I got two tickets for their concert in Raleigh, NC. I took a Puerto Rican woman who had moved down south from Brooklyn, NY. She had never been outside of the Brooklyn borough or heard Pink Floyd. My tickets were for the upper deck about 80 yards from the stage, not bad seats at all. But, when we entered the stadium concourse an usher ask me for the tickets, then took us down on the stadium field, about 20 rows away from the stage, in the middle of the row....PERFECT! She was blown away by PF and an instant fan. It was a great night, Floyd under the stars with perfects seats thanks to a mistaken usher, or, was it Divine Providence?
Did you marry her?
@@canihazburgers No I did not, I was two years out of a nasty divorce and custody battle and not ready to make the marriage leap right then.
Graduated HS in 94, Greenville NC here, man I woulda loved to have been there, cheers
Wonderful story.
.... a concert without phones in the air. Damn those were the days.
Definitely one of the best bands ever. And they've been around forever.
“David Gilmour can do more with one note than most other guitar players can do with the whole fretboard.” ~ Dave Mustaine, co-founder, vocalist, lead guitarist, and primary songwriter of Megadeth
I was there.
2nd block back,ground floor,second night (the one where the seating in the circle collapsed) and i floated out of Earls Court and on to the tube that night along with everyone else,who were all as stunned as i was.
Truly life-changing experience.
You lucky, lucky ... I got into Pink Floyd in this very year but just missed the boat on the Division Bell tour and I’m not sure if they came to Australia anyway. Got to see them at Live 8 in ‘05 so managed in the end!
i was there the week after the seating collapsed , it still as fresh hearing it all those years ago !
That's right! I now remember the collapsed seating. I don't recall anyone being injured? Yep, totally relate about 'floating out' of the arena afterwards. Managed to see Roger Waters a few times afterwards but this was the first and last time I saw Gilmour live on stage unfortunately. Settled with 'Australian Pink Floyd' Tribute band a few times since them but wish I could relive this actual '94 concert experience!
I would pay $1000 to see this show live. Pulse beats everything
I was there too. Just one of those nights that will live with me forever - I only wish I could take my son to see them. I remember leaving Earls Court to get on the tube, and the conductor was laughing at the stunned people walking through. This never gets old and always brings out the goosebumps.
I was at Earl’s Court when they filmed the pulse album, the glitter ball mixed with comfortable numb was the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen and heard !
Me 2 in Copenhagen 94
I was there as well. Still got the ticket framed on my wall.
@@seanbratt514 yeah I still got it as well, to go with roger waters the wall Wembley
The drummer looks so relaxed, like he’s sitting in his living room and playing! It’s amazing, they’re amazing! ❤️
You don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience them.
Well, I'll never play Eve Online now that their commercial interrupted one of, if not the, greatest guitar solos of all time.
Comfortably numb is the greatest guitar solo of all time
NOW THAT WE'VE GOT YOUR ATTENTION...Do you wanna play spaceships?
@@MSG685 *_LOL_*
I am diggin' that you love Pink Floyd, and the whole reaction thing. Now take a minute kick back in a recliner and sit still, relax close your eyes and just listen. You will find another level of appreciation.
Amen
Gilmore’s guitar solos are the only drugs you’ll ever need!!!
Listen to the vocal harmonization. There are, what, 7 vocalists going on some bits? The strings via keyboard. The clean clean drumming. And David Gilmour livestreaming pure pain through his guitar, transforming it into ecstatic joy. Simply amazing.
they were founded about 30 years before this in 1965. well, 22 years after this in 2016, david gilmour played comfortably numb in pompeii, age 70. and he´s gettin´ better and better. you might wanna see it: david gilmour comfortably numb live in pompeii 2016.
I was privileged enough to experience Pink Floyd live in Auckland, New Zealand in 1988. They started their regular set with Shine On You Crazy and ended with Comfortable Numb. It is something I will never forget and was by far the greatest concert I have ever been to.
David Gilmour lead vocals and guitar. Considered one of the top 10 rock guitarists of all time. As guitarist go, he's pretty much cornered the market on emotion. He really does make it speak... in a language that transcends lyrics. Check out "High Hopes" from this same concert - Pulse.
keep talking is another perfect song.the division bell most underrated LP...seen the concert in 94...what a trip.
@@ponokareject agree on all counts. I saw it live also.
and then see Nightwish's tribute version "High Hopes" from End of An Era, Live.... more rarely heard - Berlin's "Pink And Velvet" with Dave Gilmour on guitar!!!
I've always said that PF's Pulse performances of Sorrow, High Hopes, and Comfortably Numb, as well as, Led Zep's Celebration Day live performance of Kashmir are all live perfection.
@Josip Lilić don't get much better than BB.
Love Glimour’s pronunciation of his words - so very clear. Such a great voice. Love the light’s blazing at the pain AAAAAAAAAA!
Best reactions I've seen. You actually get it and appreciate it for what it is.
Yes, they are true musical masters. A league of there own. Enjoy your Pink Floyd journey. You'll never tire of it and there's plenty more, both old and new. Check out some of Roger Waters stuff also.
Good work. You've got good ears.
Love watching your awesome pure reactions to this gift!
I freaking love this masterpiece!
They originally formed in 1965 with Syd Barret instead of Dave Gilmour but Syd suffered from mental health and drug related issues so Dave Gilmour a close friend stepped in and took over lead guitar around 1968
Floyd really found their footing when they did the album Meddle 1971
I would highly recommend checking out "Echoes" - live at Pompeii 1972 where the guys play in an empty Roman Amphitheater with no audience.
It is epic
Echoes in Pompeii is my 2nd favorite, only outdone(in my opinion) by Live in Gdansk. If you haven't seen it they have John Carin on keyboard 2 and Phil Manzanera on rhythm guitar. That, along with Gilmour and Wright's interplay is pure magic.
And this performance was 26 years ago. Pink Floyd is timeless and for everyone!✌️😎 new sub.
SORROW from the same concert....GO.
COMING BACK TO LIFE
HIGH HOPES
LEARNING TO FLY
...and just keep on going.......
Yeas, Sorrow. Studio or Live. Doesn't even really matter. Great song either way.
@@davidclark3142 yeah, but the stageshow is so EPIC!! The last 4 minutes of that song blows me away everytime I watch it. Just amazing! The light explosions are ridiculous. I love seeing people react to the 1994 Pulse version..
White Sox 2020 Me, too & the beginning of Sorrow is better live IMO
@@WhiteSox-mp2wl Yeh, the lighting and lasers during Sorrow are so amazing
Sorrow from pulse had lasting impression for me n my friend. .
The whole album pulse vol one n two was the best ever rock concert we have seen on screen of pc and TV .
If Gilmours' guitar were a woman, she wouldn't be able to walk for a week.
The question though is would the guitar have his baby or take out a restraining order lol
Lord yes!!
@@lisaellis1936 i don’t have cash app but i wish i did
i’m sorry you’re going through that and i hope things look up for you soon
you and your family are in my prayers
Lol
@@jamescase6465 Do you really believe a random youtube comment?
Also, "prayers" lol, I spotted the religious fanatic murrican.
That moment when you face melts off and you’re blown away forever. You have indeed, listened to Pink Floyd
You'd think there's no way to make that solo even more huge than it was on the record. But David managed to do it. It is absolutely divine. Every time I listen to this I'm genuinely exhausted by the end. In the best way possible.
Also, no phones or cameras in the crowd, just people living the moment. Experiencing one of the most incredible and unique performances, being completely consumed by a wall of sound.
And that ladies and gentlemen, is how you do a concert
I went to that concert in 1994 in birmingham!! I was so close that I could see David gilmour's fingers playing that guitar solo!! It was incredible!!!!
One of the most beatiful live song interpretation that I ever heard...
I cannot offhand think of another song where I would suggest that somebody listens to the live version instead of the album version, this would be one that is unquestionably better than the album version. Not just because of the double long double epic guitar solo at the end, but with the synchronized voices with the touch of the Echo and all the other things they added with the backup singers the achieve the impossible and then one of the greatest songs of all time even greater
Yes my friend, pink Floyd is the best band ever and that is the best live in history.
I'm glad you went back. That is my favorite guitar solo ever.
I'll never forget the reaction of the security guards at the show I was at in 94. We saw the mirror ball being uncovered and moments later they blasted it with every spotlight in the stadium. As a teenager, that was a life changing experience. I felt like I touched the other side with that one. It _never_ gets old. I love seeing people react to something that impacted me so profoundly. Cheers!
I had the pleasure of seeing them twice on this tour. That second solo is mind blowing
I WAS THERE. When they were in INDIANAPOLIS HOOSIER DOME 1994 June 14 -- It was a birthday Present from a girlfriend. I love Pink Floyd and they were every bit as awesome LIVE as on any album. They are my all time favorite band and LIVE in concert was just simply TRANSPORTING
Simply phenomenal performance of the band as a whole. I love that simple but profound bass line that resonates throughout. You have witnessed possibly the greatest guitar solo piece of a time with David Gilmour plugging that guitar into his soul. Truly, truly exceptional experience as he gets that guitar to sing. Wonderful reaction to the legendary concert, proving the bands of this generation have a much easier ride. Few compare with Pink Floyd. Peace ✌️
Pulse is best ever pink floyd concert we ( friendz ) experienced on our English music journey.
The big brother of rock bands.
David Gilmour, one of the GOAT Guitar Gods, master of the melodic solo at his very best. The Beatles line "While my guitar gently weeps" displayed to the Nth degree. As it played, you reacted, I reacted I felt the connection across time and space, as our heads bobbed in unison, that all great music, of any genre, brings us. And right now, we, the people, the country, the world needs so much more of that.
The reason why I love Rock N Roll. Pink Floyd
Great reaction to this classic performance! I saw Pink Floyd on this Pulse tour at The Alamodome in San Antonio. There were 47,000 fans, and I had 18th row seats on the floor. Truly an experience of a lifetime!
SO glad you experienced the PULSE version. Just unreal. I hope you were paying as much attention to the absolutely mind blowing stage & light show as well as listening to the glorious tunes. I mean, how many other bands have house sized disco balls?
Also, the entire PULSE concert is available to watch on the official Pink Floyd channel. You should absolutely watch the fuck out of it. The entire first set is amazing as well. Sorrow, One of These Days; I think will be right up your alley. Not to mention how much you loved the album version of Shine On, the live one starts off PULSE is glorious. The way Gilmour makes those notes soar....
Being there was phenomenal. Nothing like it. Saw them twice during this tour. This is the best song to see live of ANY SONG by any group!! Mesmerizing!!
I love this guy, his enthusiasm is so infectious… and he has a great taste in music!!!
I echo you. This is the GOAT live guitar performance, and the one solo that I'd never tire of on repeat!. Because the hit your soul! check out more from Pulse.
Thank you so much for taking me back to the best show I ever experienced. April 30, 1994 Birmingham Alabama, Legion Field Stadium. More than 70,000 people there that night. It was more than a concert, it was life changing. I'm 53 years old now and I watch these videos from that tour with my 18 year old son. This particular one is so powerful that it makes me tear up. I still feel the music, the scene, the electricity, the enlightenment from that show. So so powerful. Thank you again so much for making an old man smile and getting to see a young man appreciate the greatest band of all time.
the child has grown the dream is gone
You need to watch this dvd ( Pulse ) with your lights out and your headphones on. The lighting of the show is amazing and of course the music is the best !!
"Guitars want a David Gilmour for christmas"
I can't listen to this beautiful song without crying. And I've been listening to it since 1985.
Well... He's black Strat was sold last year in a auction for 5 millon so yeah... He's the goat
His black strat was also serial number 0001. Unheard of to get one with that serial number as they usually keep the first production model of each new series, so its truly a unique guitar.
It was closer to 3 million. Only guitar that has sold higher is Kurt Cobain’s MTV Unplugged acoustic
Anthony, the 0001 was not the Black Strat (and it was also not the real one as Leo Fender didn't numbered the guitars since the beginning)
You did the right thing young man. When live throws you ads in the middle of a Gilmour solo, the only solution is to go back and start it over.
They are much older at this concert.
But sound great!👯♂️👯♂️👯♂️👍👍👍
The greatest pink floyd concert PULSE in terms of performance and production and not forgetting the video sound quality.
The number one rock concert of all time.
Musicians mature as they age n this is the one such example.
Hail pink floyd.
✌
WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF PINK FLOYD! I have friends who are into rap, country, shred, death metal, heavy metal, bluegrass, you NAME it and they LOVE Pink Floyd! I caught this tour in Seattle, MIND BLOWING. And then their final concert up in Vancouver BC. happened... That final tour was the biggest, grandest, most epic music experience that will ever happy... 3 crews working round the clock for a week to set up each show! And as mythic as the show was, the music was even grander STILL, That show was truly the stuff of myth & legend! Congratulations on your wide open musical frontiers, looking forward to watching your journey my brother!
My husband has been listening to them since the mid 70s. This is one of if not his favorite songs. And his favorite version. Good job going back and restarting the solo
Hooray for Pulse Live! If you want to see them young and bringing you another sonic journey checkout Echoes live in Pompeii. Please keep listening, you won’t be sorry. Thank you for this reaction, we love you learning to love Pink Floyd.Cheers!
Great call👍
Saw this concert in Rotterdam in 1994 was AMAZING still makes hair stand on end everytime I see it again BEST LIVE PERFORMANCE I'VE EVER SEEN
This was my 1st ever concert, nothing has come close since. Your next epic performance to check out is Sultans of Swing by Dire Straits the Alchemy concert.
Talk about peaking early lol
You picked a helluva good one. I hope you’re still thanking whoever brought you! The only other band I’ve seen live that can come close to delivering the same immersive experience and draw such an emotional reaction to the music has been Phish. They are not everyone’s cup of tea for sure, but like Pink Floyd, those guys will bring you into another world for a while.
Also I second your suggestion of Dire Straits! Growing up, my dad was always jamming Mark Knopfler. I feel he’s too often overlooked as a guitar god these days. I’m a huge fan of JJ Cale and Mark’s take on his tunes is just wonderful.
I saw this tour in BC Place Stadium in Canada in 1994. It was, hands down, THE most epic show of my 57 years. OMFG it was great. Thanks for the memory.
Lol that EVE ad was so unfortunate. I'm happy you restarted the solo!
I've been to a ton of concerts and Floyd is still my all time favorite. The talent, showmanship, lasers and floating pig were just insane. I hate we will never get to see them perform again live.
I should've said the concert I saw them on was the same tour that this concert was recorded
I liked Floyd early in their career but what turned me into a huge fan was their album, "Obscured By Clouds".
Excellent choice
Thank you very much for returning to listen to the full solo again! =)
That ad place during the solo.... That is just plain evil!
Those are the type of things they do to you in hell, I imagine.
I saw this show in 94 at the horseshoe in columbus, ohio. To this day, still the greatest concert I've ever seen. Floyd will always be my favorite band.
I'm always amazed looking to the crowd there: not moving a muscle, without cell phones (...) only listening in religious silence for pure enjoyment
I was at this awesome concert !
I will never see anything as great again !
And that's how you play the electric guitar, I guess. Technically it's a guitar solo, but what David Gilmour is really doing is telling a story.
I was there, in Boston, 1994... I'm 51 and still cry when I listen to this... Bro, you've been Floyed! Welcome! :-)
It is not an accident that they have sold between 250,000,000-450,000,000(depending on the source) and had an album, "Dark Side of The Moon" on the Billboard Album Chart for 741 consecutive weeks(14.25 years) and on the Billboard Charts for over 1550 weeks(29.75 years) since its release....Where ever life finds you I hope it finds you and those you love safe and well....AHIMSA!!!!
I saw them debut DSOM with 18,000 others in Earls Court, West London in 1973 and 47 years later that experience still resonates though they did charge £1 or $1.34 where Led Zeppelin was only 75 PENCE at Wembley Arena, North West London and both Deep Purple and the following week Creedence Clearwater Revival were both 25 PENCE or 34 cents at The Royal Albert Hall, South West London up in "The Gods" on the Top Tier as the rest of the venue was already sold out...:)
@@Isleofskye I envy you! That must have been extraordinary!
Thanks Mark G.
Like most things you take it for granted at the time but now, you are right, I realise I was lucky to see all these Groups and many more in London including Genesis' first ever Top Of The Bi;; performance at Croydon when the original Headliners " Bell 'n Arc disbanded 2 daus b4 the 1972 Gig :)
Saw this show in Clemson, South Carolina in 1994 not long after my mom died. It was, and still is, one of the greatest nights of my life. The single greatest show I have ever seen and an unbelievable catharsis. So happy for you to be discovering the Floyd. It WILL change your life my man. Enjoy!
I think they were all born during or around the end of WWII, early 1940s. So, they were around 50 years old when this was recorded (they are in their 70s now). This was a very tumultuous time in the UK as they dug out from the ruins of war, with their cities being heavily bombed. The fathers of many had been killed in the war or were badly harmed and damaged psychologically. The economy was in ruins. So many great musicians came out of that that I have to think the experience did something to spark that explosion of creativity as they worked through the trauma they grew up in..
Everytime I hear this guitar solo it gives me chills!🔆
To See The Greatest Finale To Any Concert By Any Band , Watch "Run Like Hell" From This Same Show , It Will Blow Your Mind !!!!
Mad props to you D. Mont for not letting the ad ruin it for you ! Pink Floyd is a ride no one ever forgets.
Thank you restarting the solo again. Not a lot of channels would do that.
Always a joy when you witness someone who GETS IT right away when turned onto Floyd....
Cant believe u havent done “the great gig in the sky” yet
I had the extreme pleasure of seeing this show LIVE and it was astoundingly AWESOME. When the Disco ball came down it blew everyone's mind. We were all in a state of shock after just looking at each other saying....WOW.... WHAT WAS THAT?
I love seeing you appreciate the great timeless music I've enjoyed for a long time - you really need to do "On The Turning Away", from the same live show. It's another big song. "Comfortably Numb" is from "The Wall" album which came out in maybe '78 or so.
I saw them live on this tour and in 1987. What you don’t get from the video is that when they lit that giant mirror ball it was so bright it made it feel like the entire stadium was spinning. It felt like you were hurtling through space on a dizzying sonic flying saucer. The audio was perfectly mixed and every note and vocal was crystal clear. There really aren’t any words to describe how incredible it was. I lost my voice for two days. When it comes to concerts, there’s Pink Floyd and then everyone else. The only thing that ever topped this show was when my son was born.
Well that was ok...said no one who ever reacted to the PULSE version of Comfortably Numb.....
True and for the one person who does NOT get the irony, our Man was saying that was absolutely brilliant and he was right :)
I like David Gilmour live at Pompei, Comfortably Numb better! Check it out
Pompeii is a close second for me....but it doesn't have the same wailing tone at the end the Pulse does which is why for me Pompeii is just behind...still a great version....
I prefer listening to the album version with Roger singing, an i was at Earls Court in 94, also at Wembley 88, which was much better in my opinion :)
Berlin in 90 was a fantastic show by Roger as well, which i was lucky enough to see :)
You must be a G-Eazy fan too!
Masterpiece! All of their tunes. That's how us 70s kids rolled.
This performance, and sultans of swing alchemy live are the 2 greatest live performances ever in my opinion.
Please do a reaction to that video you will not disappointed
Probably one of the greatest musical performances in the history of music on this planet right there.
EVE Online has just ensured that I will *never* buy that game!
For real. Fucks sake. I'll never buy a single product from any of their publishers either: Publishers: CCP Games, Simon & Schuster Interactive, Atari, Crucial Entertainment
I'll also be installing youtube vanced as well (modded version of youtube that eliminates all ads. Available on Android). This platform won't get another cent off me
Oh I don't know....Thanks to Eve Online we got to hear that beautiful singing guitar of Gilmours TWICE :)
You don't have to it's free
@@snozbaries7652 Well, that I did *not* know. In that case, I will never play that game.
And just to wet your appetite, this was only the FIRST encore of the Pulse concert... I challenge you to watch the second song, also THE most amazing rendition to the originally equally great song... RUN LIKE HELL!!!!!
The pulse tracks are even better than the original cuts.
It warms my heart to see a young dude discover Pink Floyd in 2020, that I discovered in 1976 at the Cow Palace in San Francisco for the Dark Side of the Moon tour. You keep on keepin' on with Floyd!