@@napnip Page is a totally different type player. I mentioned that this was David's best IMO. I'm a HUGE Page fan. Wore out Song Remains the Same Album 2X in the same spot. Stairway solo. 😆🎸🎶
My mother first heard this when she was in he late 80's..wanted it played at her funeral..I am pleased to say, the old church had a wonderful P.A system and truly did it justice ☺
Musical masters (such as Pink Floyd, Dire Straights etc) have a way of taking you along with them with their mesmerising musical journey to the end where they gently land you at an end place where you then catch your breath and the only thing you can think to say is, WOW. What a trip. Thank you for your brilliance.
Inna is definitely a Pink Floydish person. You can easily sense that in people, but cannot describe that sensation in words. Pink Floyd turned music into philosophy. They set the bar so high that no one was able to come even close to their level. Even Led Zeppelin haha. Having a time machine - "Delicate sound of thunder" or "Pulse" concerts is my first destination
Between Delicate Sound Of Thunder and Pulse I´d definitely go for the first, Pulse was imo kind of overproduced while DCSOT was more pure and closer to the original PF. Btw on my time machine schedule would be Peter Gabriels Secret World Tour too, an fantastic experience of an other kind.
The topic of the song is what makes it even more emotional. "Just a world that we all must share." hits me every time. Then Davids solo takes it to the next level. He always plays the perfect note.
Pink Floyd's songs are about something, they make a statement and they are well crafted. The three ladies were rockin it as well and as always Gilmore's solos are the best. I have been listening to them for 50 years and never get tired of their music.
Pink Floyd is a band for the THINKING LISTENER. Some of their albums, or songs (for that matter), could form the basis for a college-level course in philosophy or psychology or even sociology. This song clearly reflects the times when it was written (maybe even beforehand) and has remained relevant to the problems of society in 2023.
Watching your video makes me feel old lol! I have been a Pink Floyd fan since 1969 and first saw them live in 1974 at Earls Court London. My favourite album of all time is Dark Side Of The Moon and still think it's the greatest album ever recorded. Great to see the younger generations enjoying the music from this iconic band.
The song is an anthem. It is styled that way. I love how, after the keyboard intro, they maintain that long chord, resembling a bagpipe to my ears, underneath the vocals on the first verse.
I find it quite incredible that as a big PF fan I completely missed this song. Heard it for the first time a month or so ago - another musical diamond I can keep in my heart. Impeccable music, composition and performance. Love it!
This very old metal head only saw them live 3 times so yes I’m jealous! When I suggest Pink Floyd to younger people thru the generations I always say you don’t Listen to Pink Floyd you experience them wether live or studio they are that magical Rock On Sty Safe! 🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
This was the line-up I saw in Sydney. Most stunning concert I ever saw! Got 3 tickets for $5 cover charge, thanks to my Aunt, who was a publicist. Took 2 lovely Swedish ladies who barely knew who Pink Floyd were….I was so engrossed in the concert I completely ignored them!
Saw this tour in Vancouver in 87/88 (can't remember which). First time seeing them then. Rachel Fury as one of the back up singers! Have seen them 4 times since. Favorite band of all time.
This Delicate Sound Of Thunder concert takes us back to Pink Floyd's younger days (1987), seven years before their great Pulse concert. I saw them on this tour, and they were stunning. Check out another superb song from this concert, which is often overlooked: The Dogs Of War. Love your channel, Inna. Keep up the good work.
1987 is hardly the "younger days" of a band that began in 1965 ( in fact a box set was released of material beginning with 1987 which is called "The Later Years") . Plus the concert wasn't "The Delicate Sound Of Thunder", that was the name of the live album that was recorded over five nights in New York in August 1988 as part of the "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason Tour" which went over a number of sections from 1987-1989.
Many years ago in my teaching career, I used this song as an introduction to the Human Rights section of the senior school Social Studies course I taught. The lyrics are a powerful statement and of course, the guitar solo helped to keep the teenagers focused.
Every solo I hear Gilmore jam live is incredible but yes turning away and comfortably numb live are definitely my favourites. He just adds so much emotion in every pick of the strings
Taped at Nassau Coliseum , Long Island NY just outside of NYC, over a 5 night period and as a witness to this amazing concert, 22nd row, I can tell you with zero hesitation that absolutely NOBODY was missing Roger Waters that night.
I grew up with this music, when they toured through Denver a friend of mine was picked to create the light show you see, and became part of the tour family. Personally this is my favorite song, as a percussionist I played with some very fine musicians but David is one of the greats.
Before one of the pulse concert Pink Floyd filmed the rehearsal. The song is “ a great day for freedom “ there is another song after. Words can’t express how good this is.
Eğer Amadeus Mozart günümüzde yaşasaydı, kesinlikle Pink Floyd grubunun üyesi olurdu. Waters kesinliklikle onunla da kavga ederdi. Her ikisi de David Gilmur u hayranlıkla izlemeye devam ederlerdi.:)
One of the truly GOAT Rock Bands in history, (Progressive Rock is their sub-category). Formed in London in 1964, Pink Floyd has sold hundreds of millions of albums worldwide! This concert was in 1988 at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale New York, it is one of the five concerts, (August 19 to the 23rd) that make up their 1988 "Delicate Sound Of Thunder" Live album.
It's so fun to watch youngsters get off on the music I grew up to! It's like being on my friend's couch in high school...hearing it for the first time. Dave has a young voice, doesn't he?
This is a 2019 remaster of the 1987-88 'A Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour' which was extremely successful and extended with 'Another Lapse Tour' into July 1989. Sadly, keyboardist Rick Wright passed away in 2008. Very noticeable is the absence of Roger Waters. This tour went to places PF hadn't played before (Norway, New Zealand etc). I'm old enough to remember when they came to Australia in 1971 and this 87-88 tour was their first return since 71. I still play PF LOUD when I have the chance.
David Gilmore and Anthony More may have missed their true calling as Phycologist. But the rest of the world would have suffered. There is no doubt that Pink Floyd elevated their music after Rodger Waters left the band. I saw them in the early 80's and again, early 2000's and the band just played so much more relaxed. eEeryone could tell that this was not a job but their calling the second time I saw them play.
Its hard to believe, but Gilmour gets even better with guitar work after this 80's concert. Listen to their "Live in Gdansk" concert if you get a chance. The lyrics are very political in nature, and the guitar is a voice in the protests against corruption and greed.
How Roger Waters could listen to David Gilmore sing, read his lyrics and experience his guitar playing and still say that he "contributed nothing to the group" is utterly beyond me.
Let's just say that love wasn't the main subject of Pink Floyd's songs, as these numbers demonstrate: Pink Floyd - ON ALL 15 albums, including two doubles: The word (love) appears only 28 times. On the other hand, Led Zeppelin - Only on the song (All of my Love): The word (love) appears 28 times. And even Queen - on the song (Somebody to Love): The word (love) appears 35 times.
Have the t-shirt. Have the memories. Have this album in my car right now. This track, along with everything else they've ever done, is pure genius. Have a listen to Mother.
Please react to Stevie Ray Vohn ! "Texas flood" live from elmacombo ? Legendary and one of the best guitar players of all time !! Will blow your mind 😮
This song to me was underrated compared to their other songs but i love this song. It's pretty amazing with the journey it sets all of us listeners on.
If I'm not mistaken, P.F.'s "Delicate Sound Of Thunder" is one of the best VID's of all time. If thats the live one I'm thinking of, just let it play from beginning to end, no fan would be disappointed! I taught myself some Bass to many of those songs. ROCK ON Y'all!✌️🤟🤘
The thing is one experience Pink Floyd music and everyone has a million different experience in each song. This song is about the plight of the homeless. David is saying stop turning away from them and lend a helping hand. Help them up instead of ignoring them.
"On The Turning Away" On the turning away From the pale and downtrodden And the words they say Which we won't understand "Don't accept that what's happening Is just a case of others' suffering Or you'll find that you're joining in The turning away" It's a sin that somehow Light is changing to shadow And casting its shroud Over all we have known Unaware how the ranks have grown Driven on by a heart of stone We could find that we're all alone In the dream of the proud On the wings of the night As the daytime is stirring Where the speechless unite In a silent accord Using words you will find are strange Mesmerized as they light the flame Feel the new wind of change On the wings of the night No more turning away From the weak and the weary No more turning away From the coldness inside Just a world that we all must share It's not enough just to stand and stare Is it only a dream that there'll be No more turning away?
At the band's inception, Sid Barrett days, they decided there would be no love songs. All would be about causes, injustices, the earth and solar system,social injustice, etc. No love songs written! Yet Gilmour's guitar solos emote love, hope and compassion without saying a word. No lyrics required! The instrument is the medium unto the song's messages of emotion. Same for the "Great Gig" singers. No lyrics, just the power of the voice alone in generating very much undeniable emotion.Always WOW! for Floyd!
His guitar sings in every song he does, his guitar has whats called a floating tremolo, how he uses it in this song is SO DIFFICULT! Hes the greatest guitarist in the world.
Comfortably Numb solo gets all the recognition, but in my humble opinion the guitar solo in this song is David Gilmour's best! Really enjoying your reactions as you dive further into Pink Floyd.
I have been lucky enough to see Pink Floyd in concert four times in my life. Last Saturday I saw the tribute band's show (Australian Pink Floyd), which is very professional. It was a very good show, in keeping with the sound of Pink Floyd, but without David Gilmour it was missing that little something that gives you goosebumps. But I highly recommend this tribute band, they perform very well and they will surprise you with their special effects.
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I fell in love at my 13th year. I saw all their concerts.now I am 66 and still enjoying. But what I love that you young people discover Pink Floyd.
The ending guitar solo is absolutely stunning. Gilmour is a genius🙏
The message of this song all too often falls on deaf ears
In my humble opinion this is David's best ever solo. Still gives me chills it is so filled with emotion.
I've always thought this too! Such a fantastic solo...
My second favorite has got to be Sorrow, also from this concert. If you haven't listened to it, you are missing out.
Not saying he's better than Jimmy Page...but, just sayin'....best guitar solo EVER.
@@napnip Page is a totally different type player. I mentioned that this was David's best IMO. I'm a HUGE Page fan. Wore out Song Remains the Same Album 2X in the same spot. Stairway solo. 😆🎸🎶
He even tapped one note, which is unusual for Gilmour.
The female vocalists - incredible wall of sound.
Rachel Fury (closest to Gilmore), Durga McBroom and Margaret (Machan) Taylor
@@boroblueyesbadass powerful voices
My mother first heard this when she was in he late 80's..wanted it played at her funeral..I am pleased to say, the old church had a wonderful P.A system and truly did it justice ☺
Now that was a send off for your mom. May she rest in peace.
Tu as fait le plus beau cadeau à ta mère
So great ❤❤
😞✊
Omg that is beautiful 😊🤗
The cinematography.and editing are universally overlooked.
It does my old heart good to see young people enjoying the music of my generation. Welcome aboard.
Your facial expression when the guitar starts to make itself known says exactly what PF fans feel …sheer joy
It was this tour in '87 I had the honor to watch and listen to Pink Floyd live. It was a magical experience indeed.
Musical masters (such as Pink Floyd, Dire Straights etc) have a way of taking you along with them with their mesmerising musical journey to the end where they gently land you at an end place where you then catch your breath and the only thing you can think to say is, WOW. What a trip. Thank you for your brilliance.
Inna is definitely a Pink Floydish person. You can easily sense that in people, but cannot describe that sensation in words. Pink Floyd turned music into philosophy. They set the bar so high that no one was able to come even close to their level. Even Led Zeppelin haha. Having a time machine - "Delicate sound of thunder" or "Pulse" concerts is my first destination
Between Delicate Sound Of Thunder and Pulse I´d definitely go for the first, Pulse was imo kind of overproduced while DCSOT was more pure and closer to the original PF.
Btw on my time machine schedule would be Peter Gabriels Secret World Tour too, an fantastic experience of an other kind.
The topic of the song is what makes it even more emotional. "Just a world that we all must share." hits me every time. Then Davids solo takes it to the next level. He always plays the perfect note.
These are works of art. This was my era of music. All one can do is watch and listen. Soak it up. :)
Loved your reations young lady :)
Thank you very much 😊
Thank you for enjoying this song.
Pink Floyd's songs are about something, they make a statement and they are well crafted. The three ladies were rockin it as well and as always Gilmore's solos are the best. I have been listening to them for 50 years and never get tired of their music.
It is spelled Gilmour. "Talk to text" and "auto correct" always get his name wrong.
Pink Floyd is a band for the THINKING LISTENER. Some of their albums, or songs (for that matter), could form the basis for a college-level course in philosophy or psychology or even sociology. This song clearly reflects the times when it was written (maybe even beforehand) and has remained relevant to the problems of society in 2023.
Just found them❤ 2o years ago. MY GOD. WONDERFUL.
best band of all times 😎👍🎶🎶
Watching your video makes me feel old lol! I have been a Pink Floyd fan since 1969 and first saw them live in 1974 at Earls Court London. My favourite album of all time is Dark Side Of The Moon and still think it's the greatest album ever recorded. Great to see the younger generations enjoying the music from this iconic band.
The song is an anthem. It is styled that way. I love how, after the keyboard intro, they maintain that long chord, resembling a bagpipe to my ears, underneath the vocals on the first verse.
He plays one note of the solo and she clutches her chest with emotion. Less is more. People like Yngwie Malmsteen will never learn this
In the hands of David Gilmore, the Guitar really talks, he's a real magician when it comes to Guitar,..
David Gilmore doesn't make his guitar talk, he coaxes it to tell a story emotionally. He is an artist in the truest sense of the title.
@c.w.miller3024
🎉😊oh yea verily yea. 😊🎉keep on rocking!!
I find it quite incredible that as a big PF fan I completely missed this song. Heard it for the first time a month or so ago - another musical diamond I can keep in my heart. Impeccable music, composition and performance. Love it!
Watching David play points out one of the great things about him. It's about the music and not about his ego.
"Pulse 1994" "comfortably numb" " sorrow" " high hopes" " run like hell" " kept talking" actually the whole concert. saw 5 times.
This very old metal head only saw them live 3 times so yes I’m jealous! When I suggest Pink Floyd to younger people thru the generations I always say you don’t Listen to Pink Floyd you experience them wether live or studio they are that magical Rock On Sty Safe! 🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I actually like this line up better than the pulse shows. The backup singers here are far superior, imo!
This was the line-up I saw in Sydney. Most stunning concert I ever saw! Got 3 tickets for $5 cover charge, thanks to my Aunt, who was a publicist. Took 2 lovely Swedish ladies who barely knew who Pink Floyd were….I was so engrossed in the concert I completely ignored them!
Saw this tour in Vancouver in 87/88 (can't remember which). First time seeing them then. Rachel Fury as one of the back up singers! Have seen them 4 times since. Favorite band of all time.
You have a lot more great Pink Floyd songs to look forward to listening too 😊.
This Delicate Sound Of Thunder concert takes us back to Pink Floyd's younger days (1987), seven years before their great Pulse concert. I saw them on this tour, and they were stunning. Check out another superb song from this concert, which is often overlooked: The Dogs Of War. Love your channel, Inna. Keep up the good work.
I don't if I'd necessarily consider it their 'younger days.'
younger days? the band has been around since the 60s! Maybe their "post split younger days" as it was the first album after?!
1987 is hardly the "younger days" of a band that began in 1965 ( in fact a box set was released of material beginning with 1987 which is called "The Later Years") . Plus the concert wasn't "The Delicate Sound Of Thunder", that was the name of the live album that was recorded over five nights in New York in August 1988 as part of the "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason Tour" which went over a number of sections from 1987-1989.
I saw them on the 1987 tour as well, but I've been listening to them since 1971. One of my favorite bands of all time.
5:24 Dropped at tear at seeing Rachel again
I dated a girl named Lori that looked just like her only she was 4'10"
Fantastic performance for all musicians and back-up singers there
Many years ago in my teaching career, I used this song as an introduction to the Human Rights section of the senior school Social Studies course I taught. The lyrics are a powerful statement and of course, the guitar solo helped to keep the teenagers focused.
Delicate Sounds Of Thunder concert was my favourite of all the Pink Floyd concerts.
Every solo I hear Gilmore jam live is incredible but yes turning away and comfortably numb live are definitely my favourites. He just adds so much emotion in every pick of the strings
You are a joy. Keep up the great work, and please remain open minded. There is so much
great music from earlier eras out there. Long live Pink Floyd!
From the first note of a Pink Floyd concert you were transported to another world. For the next couple of hours you just floated.
That’s an excellent description of their music 🥹
Thank you for being you
Taped at Nassau Coliseum , Long Island NY just outside of NYC, over a 5 night period and as a witness to this amazing concert, 22nd row, I can tell you with zero hesitation that absolutely NOBODY was missing Roger Waters that night.
I grew up with this music, when they toured through Denver a friend of mine was picked to create the light show you see, and became part of the tour family. Personally this is my favorite song, as a percussionist I played with some very fine musicians but David is one of the greats.
Vibing? That's a good word. Peace.
Pink Floyd is arguably one of the best bands of all time. That case can be made. They are surely in the conversation with bands like the Beatles, etc.
Before one of the pulse concert Pink Floyd filmed the rehearsal. The song is “ a great day for freedom “ there is another song after. Words can’t express how good this is.
One of the most mesmerizing and iconic voices in rock, and that's David Gilmour's 2nd best talent
A beautiful song, great lyrics, great guitar, one of my PF faves.
Eğer Amadeus Mozart günümüzde yaşasaydı, kesinlikle Pink Floyd grubunun üyesi olurdu. Waters kesinliklikle onunla da kavga ederdi. Her ikisi de David Gilmur u hayranlıkla izlemeye devam ederlerdi.:)
One of the truly GOAT Rock Bands in history, (Progressive Rock is their sub-category). Formed in London in 1964, Pink Floyd has sold hundreds of millions of albums worldwide!
This concert was in 1988 at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale New York, it is one of the five concerts, (August 19 to the 23rd) that make up their 1988 "Delicate Sound Of Thunder" Live album.
Been pink Floyd follower since 73. Alot of good times with them!😊 Gary high house😅
Who could forget the really cool laser light shows in the 70s..
Grazie per questo Meraviglioso brano dei mitici Pink
minute 8:54 go in paradise (with Machan Taylor)
It's so fun to watch youngsters get off on the music I grew up to! It's like being on my friend's couch in high school...hearing it for the first time. Dave has a young voice, doesn't he?
This is a 2019 remaster of the 1987-88 'A Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour' which was extremely successful and extended with 'Another Lapse Tour' into July 1989.
Sadly, keyboardist Rick Wright passed away in 2008. Very noticeable is the absence of Roger Waters.
This tour went to places PF hadn't played before (Norway, New Zealand etc). I'm old enough to remember when they came to Australia in 1971 and this 87-88 tour was their first return since 71.
I still play PF LOUD when I have the chance.
My fav solo all time
DSOT is my favorite version of this song for sure.
I was pleased that you caught on to the message in the song. :)
David Gilmore and Anthony More may have missed their true calling as Phycologist. But the rest of the world would have suffered. There is no doubt that Pink Floyd elevated their music after Rodger Waters left the band. I saw them in the early 80's and again, early 2000's and the band just played so much more relaxed. eEeryone could tell that this was not a job but their calling the second time I saw them play.
You don't always need lyrics for a great song
Probably my favourite Pink Floyd song, David Gilmour puts so much feeling and soul in his guitar as well 🙂
Dave with hes solo wow the best
Great great song. It’s a masterpiece
Hello from France, listen High Hopes live in GDansk. fabulous solo and final classical guitar. Kiss from paris
Truely a guitar god!!!
😢😢😢 humanidad para todos 🌍
Emotional and powerful
Its hard to believe, but Gilmour gets even better with guitar work after this 80's concert. Listen to their "Live in Gdansk" concert if you get a chance. The lyrics are very political in nature, and the guitar is a voice in the protests against corruption and greed.
One of floyds best songs
Rachel Fury.... 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍.... holly mother of god....
How Roger Waters could listen to David Gilmore sing, read his lyrics and experience his guitar playing and still say that he "contributed nothing to the group" is utterly beyond me.
“Where the speeches unite in a silent accord” 🫶🏻
they are the pinnacle of live performance, the gold standard to which all others must bow
At the same concert, you can watch "Dogs"... Another fantastic song by the incredible Pink Floyd!!! Brazil with you Inna!! A big hug! 🙂🔰🔰🔰👍👍
Masterpiece.
Ah, when Music was still Music and held meaning too...
David Gilmour is absolutely incredible. His solos always bring shivers down my spine at home great it sounds😊
Pink Floyd never recorded a love song. They always had something to say. They were the cerebral band of rock!
Let's just say that love wasn't the main subject of Pink Floyd's songs, as these numbers demonstrate:
Pink Floyd - ON ALL 15 albums, including two doubles: The word (love) appears only 28 times.
On the other hand, Led Zeppelin - Only on the song (All of my Love): The word (love) appears 28 times.
And even Queen - on the song (Somebody to Love): The word (love) appears 35 times.
Actually there is one 😊 PIGS ON THE WING.
written as a love song, as unlikely as the title might suggest 😂
They are all love songs - we love all of them….
I was going to say the same lol
What about Bike ?
How awesome and amazing that
Have the t-shirt. Have the memories. Have this album in my car right now. This track, along with everything else they've ever done, is pure genius. Have a listen to Mother.
Please react to Stevie Ray Vohn ! "Texas flood" live from elmacombo ? Legendary and one of the best guitar players of all time !! Will blow your mind 😮
It's about Dr King
Great reaction, thank you🙂
I'm watching you not the band......so beautiful.
Pretty hard not to be engaged with PF ! Great isn't close enough.
This song to me was underrated compared to their other songs but i love this song. It's pretty amazing with the journey it sets all of us listeners on.
If I'm not mistaken, P.F.'s "Delicate Sound Of Thunder" is one of the best VID's of all time. If thats the live one I'm thinking of, just let it play from beginning to end, no fan would be disappointed! I taught myself some Bass to many of those songs. ROCK ON Y'all!✌️🤟🤘
That harmony!!!
Pink Floyd have no equal
Dave Gilmour is a genius with that guitar
The thing is one experience Pink Floyd music and everyone has a million different experience in each song. This song is about the plight of the homeless. David is saying stop turning away from them and lend a helping hand. Help them up instead of ignoring them.
My favorite guitarist saw Floyd and Gilmour 5 times
On the turning away tem o solo mais bonito na minha opinião. A versão de estúdio é de arrepiar.
Remastered from their "Delicate Sound Of Thunder" 1988 tour
Eu choro ouvindo........
El grito q pega la del coro a mitad del punteo de Gilmour me pone los pelos como escarpias ❤️
Legend has it all guitars dream about getting a David Gilmour for Christmas...
"On The Turning Away"
On the turning away
From the pale and downtrodden
And the words they say
Which we won't understand
"Don't accept that what's happening
Is just a case of others' suffering
Or you'll find that you're joining in
The turning away"
It's a sin that somehow
Light is changing to shadow
And casting its shroud
Over all we have known
Unaware how the ranks have grown
Driven on by a heart of stone
We could find that we're all alone
In the dream of the proud
On the wings of the night
As the daytime is stirring
Where the speechless unite
In a silent accord
Using words you will find are strange
Mesmerized as they light the flame
Feel the new wind of change
On the wings of the night
No more turning away
From the weak and the weary
No more turning away
From the coldness inside
Just a world that we all must share
It's not enough just to stand and stare
Is it only a dream that there'll be
No more turning away?
Señora los beatles habrieron el camino y pink floyd hizo el resto
Saludos desde México
At the band's inception, Sid Barrett days, they decided there would be no love songs. All would be about causes, injustices, the earth and solar system,social injustice, etc. No love songs written! Yet Gilmour's guitar solos emote love, hope and compassion without saying a word. No lyrics required! The instrument is the medium unto the song's messages of emotion. Same for the "Great Gig" singers. No lyrics, just the power of the voice alone in generating very much undeniable emotion.Always WOW! for Floyd!
I loved your beautiful, perfect reaction 🌺 ☀
His guitar sings in every song he does, his guitar has whats called a floating tremolo, how he uses it in this song is SO DIFFICULT! Hes the greatest guitarist in the world.
Comfortably Numb solo gets all the recognition, but in my humble opinion the guitar solo in this song is David Gilmour's best! Really enjoying your reactions as you dive further into Pink Floyd.
Check your pulse if this didn't move you, you might be dead.
Great guitar playing doesn't require "shredding".
Good song, nothing else needs to be said.
I have been lucky enough to see Pink Floyd in concert four times in my life.
Last Saturday I saw the tribute band's show (Australian Pink Floyd), which is very professional.
It was a very good show, in keeping with the sound of Pink Floyd, but without David Gilmour it was missing that little something that gives you goosebumps.
But I highly recommend this tribute band, they perform very well and they will surprise you with their special effects.