It is up there with Supernatural Anesthetist from Genesis: The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Here comes the supernatural anaesthetist. If he wants you to snuff it, All he has to do is puff it - He's such a fine dancer.
Fun fact guys: if you look up the word ‘Musician’ on Wikipedia it shows you a picture of Guy Pratt, the bassist here. Long time Floyd collaborator and one of the best in the business.
i absolutely love Guy!!!! he is a funny charming talented guy, he has a dope youtube ch. too where he teaches licks and tells funny stories. he used to do stand up comedy from what i hear
I was 1994 in the Concert at Niedersachsen Stadion in Germany! It was the best Concert I ever seen, I lost my Words till I at Home! This Concert Performance was so far above everything and above all other Concerts, Pink Floyd is in a different league musically and David Gilmour is surely one of the best Five Guitar Players in the World! Greetings from Germany
@@kevinroot8938 For me it is the best Guitarplayer in the World, no one can play a cable guitar so emotionelly like David Gilmour! Pink Floyd have create many Songs that by Masterpieces, but for me "echoes" was the Song that is on Top off all. The lyrics and the composion are absolutely unmachted. It is the highest Piece of Art in Musikbuisness and History. When People listen to it in 100 Years, the will blown away, it is timeless. This Musik is from another World and tear out your Soul and penetrate it and but it back to your Body. I´m a Pink Floyd fan for decates and "echoes" is the Crown Jewel of the entire Music History. Absolutely exceptional.... No other Band can compare with Pink Floyd, they are the Gods of Musik, no one can withdraw you from reality , and get you in the mood to receive the feelings/emotions that their Songs express!
FINALLY...FINALLY "SOMEONE" is reacting to my favorite FLOYD song...thank you guys than you...this song is the pre-curser to the floyd sound, thaks so much.
This is an incredibly difficult track to perform live.......the sound, the lights, the production, the stage direction, the film crew, the performance......everything is just mind blowing.......when a band performs and sounds better live than in the studio, you know that you have hit on genius
The Pulse Tour (saw them 5 times) was easily the best overall concert experience I have ever been to. I have been to over 150 concerts (almost all of them for major artists or bands) and Floyd's sound quality and light show are completely unmatched. One of my friends once commented at the end of the first half of a concert (they break for intermission) that he felt we seriously underpaid for our tickets and thought we should give them more money. And it was only halfway through the show! And as cool as that stage looks on video, it is nothing compared to being in the 15th row center where you are dwarfed by the stage, the lights and lasers all all going above your head and behind you, and you can feel the heat from the explosions, and when they hit a bass note so low and loud that you can't actually exhale until the note has subsided.
I was there back in 1994.. at the time we knew it was an amazing concert, but we didn't realize that we witnessed history in the making .... It's getting better every time I see it again...
@@roxaneramsey9606 My EX was into Dave's Music, I was in LOVE with Roger's LYRICS so between the 2 we attended every concert that came thru the NY area for 40 YEARS!!!
Attended the "Momentary Lapse of Reason" concert They used an BED (Think Insane Asylum) in place of the Plane they fly across the hall and EXPLODE in the Balcony... Story to tell the kiddies, "the Nite Aunty Jac was nearly kilt by a FLYING BED!"
I have seen Pink Floyd 5 times, including that tour, hearing One Of These Days in quadrophonic live with 50,000 watts is awesome! In the opening the bass lines go back and forth from the side PA set ups. And no, after a Pink Floyd concert you are never the same.
It took me 3 weeks to recover from this concert, I was sitting in the first level up above the floor seating in the fourth row straight on with the middle of the stage at the Superdome in New Orleans, LA. I could feel the heat from those fireballs all over my body as if I were right in front of them. And this is how they ended the FIRST HALF of the concert as they went intermission. Think about this - that wqas the end of the FIRST HALF.
I was at this concert at the Pontiac Sliver Dome in Michigan in 1994. The absolute best concert I have ever seen live. It makes me emotional ever time I watch this concert on video.
I was 11 when I went to see this concert, this very one. Can’t describe how loud it was, but the visuals with it paired with the amazing songs, never been to another concert that even compares to Pulse to this day. They used a 200,000 watt quadrophonic sound system for this tour, and you knew it!!!
Dave Gilmour on a lap steel guitar. He's one of the greatest all time all round musicians. His string versatility knows no bounds. Has played bass on some albums too.
The concert i went to was outside because in America it was a "stadium" tour and the sound quality was CD quality EVEN OUTSIDE!! I couldnt believe it, the bass even shook my pantlegs. It didnt hurt your ears but it was loud but sounded great.
I was at one those Earls Court shows and the last half of that song was completely over the top, it almost felt like too much at times. You could feel the heat and force from those explosions half way down the arena, I think at the end a lot of people where genuinely a bit stunned to be honest. Comfortably Numb always gets reviewed on TH-cam but actually it was this song, played just before the interval, that made you realise that you were seeing something really special.
Yes, for me too.. The whole event was just awe inspiring, almost too much.. But not! lol. When leaving, you were filled with this knowing, that you had been privileged to witness something very special. A musical performance & show, that probably will never be surpassed in your lifetime! Being a life long Floyd fan since from early teens (55 now) & hanging on every precision played note.. I was overwhelmed by that precision & sheer power, that is our great Pink Floyd! 🇬🇧
It’s just like George said. From the first time I saw them live in 1968, I have not been right. I have been lucky enough to have gone to 17 of their live concerts since then and have been blessed with their library since. I listen EVERY day, without fail. Welcome to the family.
This is one concert I'll never EVER forget, was so lucky to see it live it as well. Never end up seeing another band doing as well as they did! You guys gotta see the whole concert to see why!
Me too! See long winded comment above (or below) you. It was a gas watching them. NOT KNOW what was coming for them. Like hearing it with fresh ears, again.
You guys just continue to react to the BEST of the BEST music and performances! Incredible. This is why I come here every day. Police officer: Do you know why I pulled you over? Me: No, officer. Police officer: You been listening to Pink Floyd? You seem to be under the influence. Me: One of these days, Sir.
saw this 7 times. 200 ton stage , 200,000 watts 4 sets of 32 wireless speakers and a few fireworks at the end, " Run Like Hell" final song from concert must see.
Imagine going to a Pink Floyd concert back in the day if you had never heard of them and had no idea what to expect. And then they hit you with this. I think my head would have exploded 🤣.
I saw them twice in 1994 and it changed my life for ever. First concert was the usual set list as you know it from the PULSE record while the second concert was the set list changed to the whole DSOTM. The crowd was always very different from concerts of other bands. As the whole was an experience of a lifetime and the crowd was aware of that people just sit there, enjoyed what they saw and heard and noone or only very few ones thought of jumping around. And yes, there were always as well some weed smoke in the air... 😎👍
Definitely the BEST STAGE EVER! I seen them in Chicago on my Golden Birthday 🎂 in the 22nd row 22nd seat on May 22 framed my ticket in a hold frame! Best concert of my LIFE!!! No CONCERT BETTER! And I've seen a few!! It cut me in little pieces 4 sure!! 😍🎸😍😎
When I was 25 yo, it was the 20. Sepember 1994, I saw this concert in Rome Italy. When Pink Floyd performed this in the US, they traveled with 4 48' military grade mobile generators. There wasn't a stadium built with enough electrical input to run the show. That's what happens when you forget to give a budget figure to your lighting effects designer. And that sound comes from a 220,000 watt sound system. The glitter ball from "Comfortably Numb" was over 15ft in diameter, and the lasers were a new experimental design, and Pink Floyd cornered the entire world's supply at the time. For this Tour they had 3 separate stage sets - one in use, one being dismantled from the previous venue and one being set up at the next. They need 3-4 days to building on stage up 3 days for re-building. All in all, there was 700 tons of gear transported on 53 articulated trucks, with a road crew of 161and an initial investment of US$ 4 million plus US$ 25 million of running costs just to stage. They also used an Antonov military cargo plane plus 2 x cargo Boeing 747s. But it would all have been for nothing if the music wasn't also epic. Time, Sorrow, Wish You Were Here, One of These Days and the finale - Run Like Hell should all be on your reaction list.
You two are my favourite reactors. The look of expectation on one of you having seen and heard it before, and the look of shock and surprise on the other hearing it for the first time. Great reaction guys.
This is what you call the full cataclysmic Floyd experience. The energy ,the heat , the use of props,and the audience stunned to silence and awe making PF the live act to beat,and lets not forget some epic musicianship. Loved it. Try Money live from here!!
Pink Floyd does COVERS of Roger Water's Masterpieces. If you wanna see The Real Deal + PROPS you gotta get to ROGER's FINAL CONCERT "This Is NOT A Drill!" th-cam.com/video/SoOIa0Vm6gQ/w-d-xo.html
Guys, I was at this gig, I couldn't believe what I had experienced then and still can't comprehend it 27 years later. Never will anything be witnessed by anyone as spectacular as that. PERIOD👍
This brought back memories of my first time hearing Pink Floyd. It was at a "party house" that I had NO BUSINESS being at, especially after midnight on a weekday! "Being there" was a life changing decision in sooo many ways! I was never the same in any way. Thank you my dear friend, John Martin! RIP. ❤🕊🙏
Bum bum bum bum. Bum bum bum bum buum. Gary Wallis hitting hard twice. Nice Reaction. Today I posted my reaction to the song Time by Pink Floyd and you two with this one here you blowed my ... great job.
I'd seen Pink Floyd a few times before this 1994 concert. When this concert tour came to the San Francisco Bay Area at the Oakland Coliseum I waited in line for 3 days to get tickets. I got tickets for all 3 nights. On the 3rd night a low cloud cover was blowing in over the stadium and the laser lights would light up the clouds making for a whole new light show experience. Definitely one of the best concerts I've ever seen. I'm 73, and I may be old but I've seen all the cool bands... I have the DVD of this concert and it's something you should see in full.
One thing you can't experience from the video, but the sound system has speakers completely surrounding you. It was such an immersive experience. My mind was blown in so many ways.
It's great to see they were all having a great time playing. Everyone on stage are really good musicians and they played together on a few tours. Guy Pratt the bass player is much underrated!
We weren't chilled - we were stunned! The Floyd just pinned you to your seats from the first notes of SOYCD to the last note of Run Like Hell. And, no, I've never been the same - I think Gilmour changed me on a cellular level!
About time guys!! 👍 This took the roof off, on the night! And yes, when leaving the venue, you just knew that you would never see such an amazing performance ever again! Just incredible!!!
There used to be a Pink Floyd laser light show in San Francisco. Kids would get so stoned and lie down in the Planetarium and watch the entire concert. It is one of the single best times of my youth!
Nick Mason’s only vocal credit in the entire Pink Floyd catalogue: ‘One of these days, I’m going to cut you into little pieces.’ Gilmour was playing a ‘Lap steel’ or ‘pedal steel’ guitar with a slide in this song. This kind of guitar is specialised for playing slide guitar.
I'll remember the 4th September 1994 forever. Pink Floyd live in Belggim. It rained all mroning, then at 3PM, when the gates opened, the rain stopped. At 9PM, the band cam on stage and it was 3 hours of pure musical pleasure and unbelieavable lights in your face. How did I walk out of there? I didn't walk. I floated!
I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shock both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well.
Trust me, there were numerous times during the concert, i swear I thought the bass/low end was going to make my body explode and I couldn't have been happier.
I'm so enjoying your "out of body experiences". We who lived through those incredible times motto was, party hardy, rock till you drop and boogie till you puke. Oh the brain cells! Greetings from Canada
I agree with you guys. Prague, Czech Republic, 94-probably the biggest visit of listeners on their tour. Around 150.000 people-open scene. No one was left without emotions ! Many did not go home to sleep... Life experience. Forever !
I went to one of these shows on this tour, they did a few nights consecutively. After the gig, we walked to the train station and not one person spoke, none of us knew what to say.
yeah guys, pink floyd is just amazing. and you couldn't imagine how awesome it was to be there. it was one of the best moments of my life. have a nice day.
Guys, I love your reaction. This whole concert is perfect. You should do the whole playlist that you haven't done yet of this concert. I will be all smiles. It's an absolute MASTERPIECE!!!!. Keep up the good work.
I watched this in CDMX back then. At the bathroom in my way out, I heard people talking: “y’know, I was there at Madonna, MJ, Elton John, Paul McCartney… but nothing like this”. The statement still true almost 30 years later.
They used a smaller stage in this video , in America I saw them at Cyclone Stadium at Iowa State University June 14,1994 and the stage looked the same but way bigger, it was 180 feet wide by 80 feet high i cant remember the depth but it might have been 80 feet also. They had over 300 speaker cabinets and surround sound. The circle of lights in the middle is moveable and can tilt forward almost to horizontal. The circle was 30 feet across and weighed 15 tons i think. That concert was soo good. Its the concert by which i judge all others!😄👍☮
I saw the pulse concert in werchtet in belgium and I brought my 13 year old son with me .He is now 40 years old and he still talks about it. If you want to see the ultimate version of this song , check out "live at pompei" ,it really highlights Nick Masons amazing drumming. At one point he loses a stick and takes a new one without missing a beat,mindboggeling.
Saw this tour in Edmonton, Alberta.......55, 000 people in the stadium! THE BEST CONCERT I HAVE EVER BEEN TO, and I have seen every major band in the last 45 years.
Thank you for coming back to Pulse and watching this song so soon after doing "Sorrow". I knew, the two of you would LOVE LOVE LOVE this Masterpiece. I have noticed people talking about hardcore drugs and other intoxicants as the reason for the crowd being so chill. This concert series was performed when ¾ of Floyd fans were in their 30's or older. I will repeat a comment I read on a different reviewers page in his review if Sorrow; We went to these concerts EXPECTING a spectacle and the great bands dully obliged the fans wishes. I know that the concerts I go to I find that chilling to the music and letting every note, every beat to flow into and around, enveloping, every cell and molecule in my body to be THE WAY to truly live the show. Even Metallica, the most I think I did was nodding my head, no thrashing it all around. I just love your responses to great music, you make this old man smile... Great job guys...
Dude, it might be because I'm high watching pink floyd reaction videos these quotes send me: "This is insanity level beyond imagination" "You can't escape this trip" "How did you walk out alive from that concert. HOW?" Such a good reaction guys.
One of these days try the Mona Lisa Twins' acoustic cover of "Wish You Were Here". Their covers of classic rock tunes are sensitive and honest. And they are sisters whose harmonies are absolutely spot on! Happy travels G&P.
Saw that show in 1994 at the Olympic stadium... they did 3 shows of 85K people in 3 nights, was there for the third show... This will forever be the best show I have ever seen... MUSE is a close second and I have seen many concerts... Just WOW
“One of these days I’m going to cut you into little pieces” must be one of the best lyrics in a song without any lyrics ❤️
My brother and I always referred to this Masterpiece as the O.J. Simpson song...
It is up there with Supernatural Anesthetist from Genesis: The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
Here comes the supernatural anaesthetist.
If he wants you to snuff it,
All he has to do is puff it
- He's such a fine dancer.
Only lyrics ever sung by Nick Mason
It wouldn't be too hard to be the best lyrics in a song with no other lyrics.
Courtesy of Nick Mason 🤘🏽
This might be the greatest concert of ALL time🙌
It was I was there. Still can't believe it. .I actually pinched my self. Hopefully not a simulation. .?
@@johnfloyd4166 Was also there in Montreal and then in Toronto, wow, just wow, nerver saw anything come close till today.
No dout 🇵🇹🍻
@@ruialves4965 I have seen some great concerts for real and on TH-cam, but this takes the cake. Where are you from? I don’t recognize your flag.
@@willasacco9898 from portugal 🇵🇹
This was the last song before the intermission, which was a good thing, because we all needed time to recover!
Pink Floyd - Dogs. David Gilmour at his absolute peak. Guys, trust me on this!
Don't forget, David not only plays all 4 or 5 guitar parts on Dogs, but he also plays the fretless bass (same on Sheep)
Sir David gilmour has or ever had a peak as a god hes always perfect:)
Pink Floyd wrote dogs - period
Fun fact guys: if you look up the word ‘Musician’ on Wikipedia it shows you a picture of Guy Pratt, the bassist here. Long time Floyd collaborator and one of the best in the business.
i absolutely love Guy!!!! he is a funny charming talented guy, he has a dope youtube ch. too where he teaches licks and tells funny stories. he used to do stand up comedy from what i hear
Guy was also the bass player for Australian group "Icehouse" who's albums are brilliant !
That cool....and very well deserved he is one hell of a bass player (musician)...his work on post waters Floyd is immeasurable....
And Guy is married to Richard Wrights daughter. Look up Guy talking about the first time he mwt David...lol
Didn't Guy Pratt nearly join the Smiths
Pulse is the best show forever
I like how everybody is suprised when the song ended 'cuzz they expected longer solo.....like forever!....😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Floyd's sound system at this concert had a total of 232,000 watts...believe it or not. Thanks gentlemen!
I was 1994 in the Concert at Niedersachsen Stadion in Germany! It was the best Concert I ever seen, I lost my Words till I at Home! This Concert Performance was so far above everything and above all other Concerts, Pink Floyd is in a different league musically and David Gilmour is surely one of the best Five Guitar Players in the World! Greetings from Germany
I agree with every word....Gilmour is a god
@@kevinroot8938 For me it is the best Guitarplayer in the World, no one can play a cable guitar so emotionelly like David Gilmour! Pink Floyd have create many Songs that by Masterpieces, but for me "echoes" was the Song that is on Top off all. The lyrics and the composion are absolutely unmachted. It is the highest Piece of Art in Musikbuisness and History. When People listen to it in 100 Years, the will blown away, it is timeless. This Musik is from another World and tear out your Soul and penetrate it and but it back to your Body. I´m a Pink Floyd fan for decates and "echoes" is the Crown Jewel of the entire Music History. Absolutely exceptional.... No other Band can compare with Pink Floyd, they are the Gods of Musik, no one can withdraw you from reality , and get you in the mood to receive the feelings/emotions that their Songs express!
@Andrew What I mean is the Tour itself..
FINALLY...FINALLY "SOMEONE" is reacting to my favorite FLOYD song...thank you guys than you...this song is the pre-curser to the floyd sound, thaks so much.
"Run Like Hell" - Pulse - reaction
Yes!
Agreed.
WORD!
It Cut me in LITTLE PIECE'S....
A true HONOR TO SEE THEM! 😎
This is an incredibly difficult track to perform live.......the sound, the lights, the production, the stage direction, the film crew, the performance......everything is just mind blowing.......when a band performs and sounds better live than in the studio, you know that you have hit on genius
The Pulse Tour (saw them 5 times) was easily the best overall concert experience I have ever been to. I have been to over 150 concerts (almost all of them for major artists or bands) and Floyd's sound quality and light show are completely unmatched. One of my friends once commented at the end of the first half of a concert (they break for intermission) that he felt we seriously underpaid for our tickets and thought we should give them more money. And it was only halfway through the show! And as cool as that stage looks on video, it is nothing compared to being in the 15th row center where you are dwarfed by the stage, the lights and lasers all all going above your head and behind you, and you can feel the heat from the explosions, and when they hit a bass note so low and loud that you can't actually exhale until the note has subsided.
I was there back in 1994.. at the time we knew it was an amazing concert, but we didn't realize that we witnessed history in the making .... It's getting better every time I see it again...
Same here- love watching it every time, and I was only in my teens to see this live, and now I'm 42!
My dad was lucky enough to be at pulse ( I’m so jealous)
Saw maybe 10 shows from delicate sound of thunder to endliess river. NOWHERE as awesome as The Wall tour when I was in high school.
@@roxaneramsey9606 My EX was into Dave's Music, I was in LOVE with Roger's LYRICS so between the 2 we attended every concert that came thru the NY area for 40 YEARS!!!
I´m lucky enough like your dad.
Run like hell in this show is EXPLOSION
Attended the "Momentary Lapse of Reason" concert They used an BED (Think Insane Asylum) in place of the Plane they fly across the hall and EXPLODE in the Balcony... Story to tell the kiddies, "the Nite Aunty Jac was nearly kilt by a FLYING BED!"
I have seen Pink Floyd 5 times, including that tour, hearing One Of These Days in quadrophonic live with 50,000 watts is awesome! In the opening the bass lines go back and forth from the side PA set ups. And no, after a Pink Floyd concert you are never the same.
Gilmore played the steal lap guitar like an awesome madman.
Run Like Hell - the song that closed the concert. THAT is doubly amazing.What a way to end thisepic concert. Well worth a listen
It took me 3 weeks to recover from this concert, I was sitting in the first level up above the floor seating in the fourth row straight on with the middle of the stage at the Superdome in New Orleans, LA. I could feel the heat from those fireballs all over my body as if I were right in front of them. And this is how they ended the FIRST HALF of the concert as they went intermission. Think about this - that wqas the end of the FIRST HALF.
We'd NEVER recover from this!
Many youtubers do reactions but you guys are one of the few who get the music. From all music you do.
Thanks Marc, means a lot to us! Andy & Alex are MASTERS and many others too ... :)
I was there. 21 years old. There are no words to describe that concert.
Hey I walked in not wanting to be there ..... and walked out freaking out and 30 years later still the best concert ever 100%
I was at this concert at the Pontiac Sliver Dome in Michigan in 1994. The absolute best concert I have ever seen live. It makes me emotional ever time I watch this concert on video.
I was 11 when I went to see this concert, this very one. Can’t describe how loud it was, but the visuals with it paired with the amazing songs, never been to another concert that even compares to Pulse to this day. They used a 200,000 watt quadrophonic sound system for this tour, and you knew it!!!
Saw them back in the 80's at an outdoor baseball stadium at night. Best concert I've ever been to in my life.
Dave Gilmour on a lap steel guitar. He's one of the greatest all time all round musicians. His string versatility knows no bounds. Has played bass on some albums too.
I saw this live and seeing it again still gives me chills. Phenomenal!
The concert i went to was outside because in America it was a "stadium" tour and the sound quality was CD quality EVEN OUTSIDE!! I couldnt believe it, the bass even shook my pantlegs. It didnt hurt your ears but it was loud but sounded great.
Please introduce "Dogs" to your brother !!! Please Pink Floyd - Dogs !!!
THIS.
Lyrically, "Dogs" is perhaps their best song, though several songs from "The Final Cut" give it a run for the money...
Yeah, take Dogs as next one, try to find video with lyrics. And please check wiki what this song is about BEFORE you listen to it. It really helps!
I was there.
I cannot explain.
Words are not enough.
Jealous ...
Just wish I ad a TARDIS dunni?
I was at one those Earls Court shows and the last half of that song was completely over the top, it almost felt like too much at times. You could feel the heat and force from those explosions half way down the arena, I think at the end a lot of people where genuinely a bit stunned to be honest. Comfortably Numb always gets reviewed on TH-cam but actually it was this song, played just before the interval, that made you realise that you were seeing something really special.
I wouldn't be surprised if those kind of explosions aren't allowed any more today with current safety regulations.
Yes, for me too.. The whole event was just awe inspiring, almost too much.. But not! lol. When leaving, you were filled with this knowing, that you had been privileged to witness something very special. A musical performance & show, that probably will never be surpassed in your lifetime! Being a life long Floyd fan since from early teens (55 now) & hanging on every precision played note.. I was overwhelmed by that precision & sheer power, that is our great Pink Floyd! 🇬🇧
@@Paul-hl8yg Agreed, I am also 55 and been into Floyd since my teens, I saw the previous tour twice but Pulse was on a different scale altogether.
I to was at Earls Court 6 rows from the stage. Damn the heat from those explosions was unreal. This show was one of the best experiences of my life.
It’s just like George said. From the first time I saw them live in 1968, I have not been right. I have been lucky enough to have gone to 17 of their live concerts since then and have been blessed with their library since. I listen EVERY day, without fail. Welcome to the family.
This is one concert I'll never EVER forget, was so lucky to see it live it as well. Never end up seeing another band doing as well as they did! You guys gotta see the whole concert to see why!
You guys rock this reaction, i;m going out of my mind watching how much yoour enjoyint this.
Me too! See long winded comment above (or below) you. It was a gas watching them. NOT KNOW what was coming for them. Like hearing it with fresh ears, again.
Thank you so much :)
You guys just continue to react to the BEST of the BEST music and performances! Incredible. This is why I come here every day.
Police officer: Do you know why I pulled you over?
Me: No, officer.
Police officer: You been listening to Pink Floyd? You seem to be under the influence.
Me: One of these days, Sir.
LOL!
saw this 7 times. 200 ton stage , 200,000 watts 4 sets of 32 wireless speakers and a few fireworks at the end, " Run Like Hell" final song from concert must see.
Imagine going to a Pink Floyd concert back in the day if you had never heard of them and had no idea what to expect. And then they hit you with this.
I think my head would have exploded 🤣.
Marooned, guys Marooned.... I would say it
I saw them twice in 1994 and it changed my life for ever. First concert was the usual set list as you know it from the PULSE record while the second concert was the set list changed to the whole DSOTM. The crowd was always very different from concerts of other bands. As the whole was an experience of a lifetime and the crowd was aware of that people just sit there, enjoyed what they saw and heard and noone or only very few ones thought of jumping around. And yes, there were always as well some weed smoke in the air... 😎👍
The crowd sees something we don`t see on the video. The roof is full of stars and changing all the time. Amazing, just amazing.
Seen them do it live in Long Island, I left my jaw there.
I was lucky enough to see them on this tour, when this song came on, my brain melted!
OMG OMG i loved and emocional reaction PULSE the best concert ever, and ONE OF THESE DAYS is music the god.
The thing with Pink Floyd is that you knew something was coming round the corner and then it suddenly hit you.
BAM !
Since 1976, I've been listening to all pink Floyd albums. I'm so glad u appreciate their songs like me.
And again....my youth......1971. So happy those days.....
Those daze...
Definitely the BEST STAGE EVER! I seen them in Chicago on my Golden Birthday 🎂 in the 22nd row 22nd seat on May 22 framed my ticket in a hold frame! Best concert of my LIFE!!! No CONCERT BETTER! And I've seen a few!! It cut me in little pieces 4 sure!! 😍🎸😍😎
Earl’s Court 1994. The pinnacle of live music experience. Only equalled by roger waters wall tour.
When I was 25 yo, it was the 20. Sepember 1994, I saw this concert in Rome Italy. When Pink Floyd performed this in the US, they traveled with 4 48' military grade mobile generators. There wasn't a stadium built with enough electrical input to run the show. That's what happens when you forget to give a budget figure to your lighting effects designer. And that sound comes from a 220,000 watt sound system. The glitter ball from "Comfortably Numb" was over 15ft in diameter, and the lasers were a new experimental design, and Pink Floyd cornered the entire world's supply at the time. For this Tour they had 3 separate stage sets - one in use, one being dismantled from the previous venue and one being set up at the next. They need 3-4 days to building on stage up 3 days for re-building. All in all, there was 700 tons of gear transported on 53 articulated trucks, with a road crew of 161and an initial investment of US$ 4 million plus US$ 25 million of running costs just to stage. They also used an Antonov military cargo plane plus 2 x cargo Boeing 747s. But it would all have been for nothing if the music wasn't also epic. Time, Sorrow, Wish You Were Here, One of These Days and the finale - Run Like Hell should all be on your reaction list.
With this concert, people had so much respect for the band that everyone stayed in their seats. Soaking in all of the artistry and just trippin.
Good reaction
If I had a time machine, I would take to you to the concert 😄😄
I will never forget the concert, it cannot be topped.
How is it that you young guys can actually like music I grew up with? Thank you for bringing back my long lost youth!
Thank you for watching :)
I'll say it once and I'll say it again.... how mind blowing and amazing is it that this concert was in 1994.... light years ahead of anyone
I was stunned! My first live band experience with 17. Remembering it again is the best i can say!
You see this live?.....aaaaa, bastard.....(not a insult)❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for best reaction! Pink Floyd super!!!
Loved it! Great reaction to these masters. Pink Floyd. Never before. Never again.
You two are my favourite reactors. The look of expectation on one of you having seen and heard it before, and the look of shock and surprise on the other hearing it for the first time. Great reaction guys.
‘Animals’ album. the whole thing is amazing.
It’s an amazing album!
We were not chilling George, I was scared for my life because I had never absorbed that much input in a few moments in my life!
Heard this song a thousand times and seen them live,.... and goosebumps every time
I saw them in 1994, Yankee Stadium. The acoustics of the stadium made the show The Best Ever!
Glad you did this one, great performance as common for Pink Floyd, keep it up
Thanks for listening! :)
This is what you call the full cataclysmic Floyd experience. The energy ,the heat , the use of props,and the audience stunned to silence and awe making PF the live act to beat,and lets not forget some epic musicianship. Loved it. Try Money live from here!!
Pink Floyd does COVERS of Roger Water's Masterpieces. If you wanna see The Real Deal + PROPS you gotta get to ROGER's FINAL CONCERT "This Is NOT A Drill!" th-cam.com/video/SoOIa0Vm6gQ/w-d-xo.html
Guys, I was at this gig,
I couldn't believe what I had experienced then and still can't comprehend it 27 years later.
Never will anything be witnessed by anyone as spectacular as that. PERIOD👍
This brought back memories of my first time hearing Pink Floyd. It was at a "party house" that I had NO BUSINESS being at, especially after midnight on a weekday! "Being there" was a life changing decision in sooo many ways! I was never the same in any way. Thank you my dear friend,
John Martin! RIP. ❤🕊🙏
Thank you so much DUDES!!
Bum bum bum bum. Bum bum bum bum buum. Gary Wallis hitting hard twice. Nice Reaction. Today I posted my reaction to the song Time by Pink Floyd and you two with this one here you blowed my ... great job.
I'd seen Pink Floyd a few times before this 1994 concert. When this concert tour came to the San Francisco Bay Area at the Oakland Coliseum I waited in line for 3 days to get tickets. I got tickets for all 3 nights. On the 3rd night a low cloud cover was blowing in over the stadium and the laser lights would light up the clouds making for a whole new light show experience. Definitely one of the best concerts I've ever seen. I'm 73, and I may be old but I've seen all the cool bands... I have the DVD of this concert and it's something you should see in full.
Watching you guys react to Pink Floyd makes me so happy.
One thing you can't experience from the video, but the sound system has speakers completely surrounding you. It was such an immersive experience. My mind was blown in so many ways.
It's great to see they were all having a great time playing. Everyone on stage are really good musicians and they played together on a few tours. Guy Pratt the bass player is much underrated!
We weren't chilled - we were stunned! The Floyd just pinned you to your seats from the first notes of SOYCD to the last note of Run Like Hell. And, no, I've never been the same - I think Gilmour changed me on a cellular level!
About time guys!! 👍 This took the roof off, on the night! And yes, when leaving the venue, you just knew that you would never see such an amazing performance ever again! Just incredible!!!
The audience wasn't chill. They were in complete shock and disbelief!
There used to be a Pink Floyd laser light show in San Francisco. Kids would get so stoned and lie down in the Planetarium and watch the entire concert. It is one of the single best times of my youth!
Nick Mason’s only vocal credit in the entire Pink Floyd catalogue: ‘One of these days, I’m going to cut you into little pieces.’
Gilmour was playing a ‘Lap steel’ or ‘pedal steel’ guitar with a slide in this song. This kind of guitar is specialised for playing slide guitar.
I'll remember the 4th September 1994 forever. Pink Floyd live in Belggim. It rained all mroning, then at 3PM, when the gates opened, the rain stopped. At 9PM, the band cam on stage and it was 3 hours of pure musical pleasure and unbelieavable lights in your face. How did I walk out of there? I didn't walk. I floated!
I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shock both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well.
Trust me, there were numerous times during the concert, i swear I thought the bass/low end was going to make my body explode and I couldn't have been happier.
I'm so enjoying your "out of body experiences". We who lived through those incredible times motto was, party hardy, rock till you drop and boogie till you puke. Oh the brain cells! Greetings from Canada
Got many left? Haha, me either.
Thank you!
All those suggestions are amazing but I would add Keep Talking live from Pulse as David Gilmour monsters the Talkbox on that track very entertaining
I agree with you guys. Prague, Czech Republic, 94-probably the biggest visit of listeners on their tour. Around 150.000 people-open scene. No one was left without emotions ! Many did not go home to sleep... Life experience. Forever !
I went to one of these shows on this tour, they did a few nights consecutively. After the gig, we walked to the train station and not one person spoke, none of us knew what to say.
yeah guys, pink floyd is just amazing. and you couldn't imagine how awesome it was to be there. it was one of the best moments of my life.
have a nice day.
Guys, I love your reaction. This whole concert is perfect. You should do the whole playlist that you haven't done yet of this concert. I will be all smiles. It's an absolute MASTERPIECE!!!!. Keep up the good work.
We will! Thanks :)
I watched this in CDMX back then. At the bathroom in my way out, I heard people talking: “y’know, I was there at Madonna, MJ, Elton John, Paul McCartney… but nothing like this”. The statement still true almost 30 years later.
if you want to see them blow up the stage, watch Run Like Hell from the same concert
Experiencing these guys reactions and analysis is a trip itself...watching them come unglued is priceless.
They used a smaller stage in this video , in America I saw them at Cyclone Stadium at Iowa State University June 14,1994 and the stage looked the same but way bigger, it was 180 feet wide by 80 feet high i cant remember the depth but it might have been 80 feet also. They had over 300 speaker cabinets and surround sound. The circle of lights in the middle is moveable and can tilt forward almost to horizontal. The circle was 30 feet across and weighed 15 tons i think. That concert was soo good. Its the concert by which i judge all others!😄👍☮
I was fortunate enough to see them they are the best ever it was eclectic in the audience 😅
Amazing reaction! For THE SICKEST light show, check out Run Like Hell from this concert! It is beyond anything you have ever seen!
I saw the pulse concert in werchtet in belgium and I brought my 13 year old son with me .He is now 40 years old and he still talks about it. If you want to see the ultimate version of this song , check out "live at pompei" ,it really highlights Nick Masons amazing drumming. At one point he loses a stick and takes a new one without missing a beat,mindboggeling.
Pink Floyd is such an experience. Beyond music. So good
Saw this tour in Edmonton, Alberta.......55, 000 people in the stadium! THE BEST CONCERT I HAVE EVER BEEN TO, and I have seen every major band in the last 45 years.
Thank you for coming back to Pulse and watching this song so soon after doing "Sorrow". I knew, the two of you would LOVE LOVE LOVE this Masterpiece. I have noticed people talking about hardcore drugs and other intoxicants as the reason for the crowd being so chill. This concert series was performed when ¾ of Floyd fans were in their 30's or older. I will repeat a comment I read on a different reviewers page in his review if Sorrow; We went to these concerts EXPECTING a spectacle and the great bands dully obliged the fans wishes. I know that the concerts I go to I find that chilling to the music and letting every note, every beat to flow into and around, enveloping, every cell and molecule in my body to be THE WAY to truly live the show. Even Metallica, the most I think I did was nodding my head, no thrashing it all around.
I just love your responses to great music, you make this old man smile... Great job guys...
You just can't go wrong with pink floyd.. thank you for making my day♥️♥️
Rock on!
Dude, it might be because I'm high watching pink floyd reaction videos these quotes send me:
"This is insanity level beyond imagination"
"You can't escape this trip"
"How did you walk out alive from that concert. HOW?"
Such a good reaction guys.
One of these days try the Mona Lisa Twins' acoustic cover of "Wish You Were Here". Their covers of classic rock tunes are sensitive and honest. And they are sisters whose harmonies are absolutely spot on! Happy travels G&P.
Saw that show in 1994 at the Olympic stadium... they did 3 shows of 85K people in 3 nights, was there for the third show... This will forever be the best show I have ever seen... MUSE is a close second and I have seen many concerts... Just WOW