david gilmour and peter frampton were pioneers on the talkbox in the beginning seventies. if you want to go for a talkbox special, listen to "peter frampton comes alive : do you feel like we do"
Same here m8, there's no better reaction to Floyd than someone's jaw literally drop, to be quickly followed by being glued to their chair in a trance like state.
One more thing about this song: The computerized voice at the beginning is that of famous physicist Stephen Hawking. The lines he says about learning to talk were taken from a TV commercial that David Gilmour saw. Apparently, the commercial moved him so much he wanted to use it in a Pink Floyd song. So, while Stephen Hawking is talking about the importance of talking and communicating, the lyrics of the song are describing people talking and not being able to communicate with each other.
I love the unbelief in this young Man's eyes to what they saw, But his Spirit felt the pull of the Cosmic Strings and he knows it's real. He has been Enlightened ...
He's using a talk box. There are a few other artists who made it popular in the 1970s and 1980s, such as Peter Frampton and also Richie Sambora in Bon Jovi (you may know their song 'Living on a Prayer'; there is a talk box at the beginning of the song). I've always loved this song, too. It has an atmospheric quality to it and I love the call-and-response vocals between David Gilmour and the background singers.
Have you ever noticed that when you start a Floyd song and you hear that familiar sweet guitar of David Gilmour come in, it's like out of the blue a dear old friend shows up and your spirit soars !
Man, I never really watch reaction vids but you really made my day, bro. "He turned into a guitar" has to be my favorite description of David Gilmour, ever. Your expressions are gold! Bless you 🤘🏻
I was in my early 20's when Pink Floyd did the Pulse concert in 1994. My emotions were all over the map song after song. I cried during "Sorrow", stood with my mouth hanging open during Comfortably Numb" and lost my voice during "Run like Hell". I am 70 shortly I love watching YOU react to the same concert. If you get the chance watch the whole concert you will not be disappointed. Thank you for watching them, this old girl gets to relive her younger days through you! Love and respect, stay safe and well young man.
Peter Frampton..... David G and Stevie Ray Vaughn went other worldly with David in the stratosphere. This was FM music for many of us. In a stadium with 70,000 of your new best friends??? Beyond cosmic
What's that? you asked. It is a talk box: it takes the output from his guitar, feeds it into his mouth, so that the mouth can shape further sounds, then back out to a normal mic. btw, this song is about a nervous breakdown- and how to get through it (by keeping talking: Dr Stephen Hawking said “For millions of years, mankind lived just like the animals. Then something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination. We learned to talk and we learned to listen.”) and allowed Pink Floyd-the Professor's favourite band- to borrow it for 3 months (while he himself had to use a prototype) and to use it in 'Keep Talking'. Hey man, you're doing great! Hi from Canada, be safe. (Corrected per Dane Jacobson , thank you)
Tiny correction, it's a "talk box" - a "voice box" is a colloquial term for the larynx / vocal cords :) just in case people want to Google it or whatever
You would probably like Great Gig in the Sky. The Pulse version is really good, but the studio version definitely conveys the message of the song better.
This live performance from Pulse is just outstanding...... like the whole concert. We are extremely fortunate that they filmed it. Ya gotta do "Money" if you haven't yet. Great reaction!
Basically, the guitar sound is pumped through that tube and into his mouth while he keeps his mouth next to the microphone and shapes the sound with his mouth. Wild, eh?
There's another concert, Delicate Sound of Thunder (1987) and it's must watch are: - Yet Another Movie - The Dogs Of War - On The Turning Away - Time (no Breathe Reprise) - One Slip And Money live at Knebworth 1990 because it's a little different performance.
5:00 -- I just love your reaction, haha! Yes, David loves his guitar so much that he had found a way to be connected directly to it. The guitar used David's voice and tried to speak to humans more directly, haha! 5:25 -- This part, OMG ... every time I hear this part, I'm floating above the clouds, and I feel free. 5:34 -- I always have goosebumps. It's so clean, so perfect!
It's like one my favorite songs Folks Keep Talking from my favorite bands Pink Floyd when Stephen Hawking did his famous Commercial in the 90s saying as long as Mankind keeps communicating the human race still has a chance to turn it around no matter how close we get to another catastrophic global disaster like now we face in 2023 like some of my family who faught in WW2 so this never happens again unfortunately they now see all the ingredients are again like it was in 1937
I always that David's guitar talked on its own but his use of the talk-box on this song is great. I think Peter Frampton was the first time I heard anyone use it. Frampton actually talked with it. He'd make it say "Do you feel..feel like I do"! Almost every song Pink Floyd plays has something different to hear and see.
the guitar talk box is a pretty simple concept. The guitar sound is fed through a hose and terminates in Gilmour's mouth. His microphone then picks up the sound from his mouth and he can change the sounds as he wants.
The talk box got popular in the 70s. David Gilmour used it for "Pigs" (the Animals album) , Joe Walsh, "Rocky Mountain Way", Rufus and Chaka Kahn, "Tell me Something Good", Peter Frampton, "Do You Feel Like We Do", but the best talk box is Stillwater, "Mindbender".
i seem to remember vibrated his teeth so much his lost a load of them. Also Manfred Manns Earth band used it to. I saw them in the mid 70s use it. Great music. I love this piece of music so much
It's very kool to watch your reaction. I think it brings most of us subscribers, back to the time when we were your age, or younger. When hearing Pink Floyd music for the first time, and was just as blown away by their genius talent as you are. Nice to see that a younger generation like yourself, that can come to appreciate Great music of the past. It just blows my mind. Thank You 😎✌
Likewise agreement with the other comments. Though I am a Tull freak (and so happy that you are reviewing them ) My favorite progressive bands are also early Genesis,Rush, Yes, Horslips (an Irish band) , and Emerson,Lake, and Palmer.
He's using a Talk Box; some of the guitar sound is fed back up through the tube taped to the mic stand into his mouth. He uses his mouth to modify the sound before it hits the mic on the stand, giving that great "chewed over" effect. Very neat! Back in the day before you could computer produce tracks to death. A lot of the effects they used were extremely innovative at the time, now you can use a computer!
You ever play something through your phone and put it up to your mouth and move it around a little? That’s what he’s doing at the end. The sound of his guitar is coming back through the tube, echoing in his mouth and back out through the microphone. Incredible stuff
From this concert the must-watch are: - Learning To Fly - Take It Back - Coming Back To Life - Another Brick In The Wall, pt 2 - The Great Gig In The Sky - Money - Us and Them - Wish you were here Also, because there's no footage, the following audios: - What Do You Want From Me - Astronomy Domine - Hey You
Great reaction Popenyco, looks like you're enjoying PF. That song got you kinda mesmerized huh buddy? Pink Floyd has a way of doing that, don't they,... they always come up with great performances. Yeah man, it's a Guitar Talk Box, it's been around since the 1940s! I believe Peter Frampton was the first Rock guitarist to use one, he used it on his famous 'Frampton Comes Alive' Tour and album in 1976. There's an incredible Pink Floyd performance of 'Echoes', you have to see. It's part 1 and 2 in 2008, the same year Rick Wright, (keyboards, vocals), died from cancer. What a masterpiece it is, although it is very long 25:00, with a sound and light show between parts 1 and 2. I realize it's probably too long for you to react to but maybe on your own, I think you'd enjoy it. Especially if you've got a doobie to light up!
love your reaction to this great music. This shows guitars don't have to be thrashed to make music, great guitarists make them talk, like Dave Gilmore and Carlos Santana, The guitar vocal thing has been about for many years. I remember seeing Manfred Manns Earth band using one in the mid 1970s. Great sound
Well, you can't do Pink Floyd without doing "Time", "Money", "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" (written for a founding member who literally lost his mind) or "Wish You Were Here".
funny when I first watched your first vid you did not know who Gilmour was... I laughed and said you are about to find out... Floyd is now part of you.
[Intro: Stephen Hawking] For millions of years, mankind lived just like the animals Then something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination We learned to talk [Verse 1: David Gilmour] There’s a silence surrounding me I can’t seem to think straight I’ll sit in the corner and no one can bother me I think I should speak now (Why won’t you talk to me?) I can’t seem to speak now (You never talk to me) My words won’t come out right (What are you thinking?) I feel like I’m drowning (What are you feeling?) I’m feeling weak now (Why won’t you talk to me?) But I can’t show my weakness (You never talk to me) I sometimes wonder (What are you thinking?) Where do we go from here (What are you feeling?) [Refrain: Stephen Hawking] It doesn’t have to be like this All we need to do is make sure we keep talking [Instrumental Bridge] [Verse 2: David Gilmour] (Why won’t you talk to me?) I feel like I’m drowning (You never talk to me) You know I can’t breathe now (What are you thinking?) We’re going nowhere (What are you feeling?) We’re going nowhere (Why won’t you talk to me?) (You never talk to me) (What are you thinking?) (Where do we go from here?) [Refrain: Stephen Hawking] It doesn’t have to be like this All we need to do is make sure we keep talking
![PINK FLOYD- “KEEP TALKING” [Pulse Restored & Re-edited] | *A KEY REACTION*| “Key Speechless”](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3nAIbXfWjXA/mqdefault.jpg)
I remember how magical every new Pink Floyd song truly was and its pretty fun to watch you experience it
That's why I watch reaction videos.... The wonder and joy in peoples eyes....
David Gilmour, in my opinion is the Best guitarist, and vocalist of our times .
Ted Nugent is right there
Teds great but I will go with David.
Absolutely best guitarist. Of course there are others as skilled. It’s just that David is bringing us music from another dimension. Not if this world.
Not the number of notes that matters but how you play them. DG is the master
That's a brilliant quote: "he left earth and came back in his true form......a guitar". Pretty much sums it up!
David Gilmour is the very best of anybody using the voice box, the man is a pure genius.
david gilmour and peter frampton were pioneers on the talkbox in the beginning seventies. if you want to go for a talkbox special, listen to "peter frampton comes alive : do you feel like we do"
Your face was priceless, made my week. Gilmour is a blanking beast.
Same here m8, there's no better reaction to Floyd than someone's jaw literally drop, to be quickly followed by being glued to their chair in a trance like state.
One more thing about this song: The computerized voice at the beginning is that of famous physicist Stephen Hawking. The lines he says about learning to talk were taken from a TV commercial that David Gilmour saw. Apparently, the commercial moved him so much he wanted to use it in a Pink Floyd song. So, while Stephen Hawking is talking about the importance of talking and communicating, the lyrics of the song are describing people talking and not being able to communicate with each other.
I love the unbelief in this young Man's eyes to what they saw, But his Spirit felt the pull of the Cosmic Strings and he knows it's real. He has been Enlightened ...
He's using a talk box. There are a few other artists who made it popular in the 1970s and 1980s, such as Peter Frampton and also Richie Sambora in Bon Jovi (you may know their song 'Living on a Prayer'; there is a talk box at the beginning of the song). I've always loved this song, too. It has an atmospheric quality to it and I love the call-and-response vocals between David Gilmour and the background singers.
David's using a Talk Box. He's insanely talented.
Have you ever noticed that when you start a Floyd song and you hear that familiar sweet guitar of David Gilmour come in, it's like out of the blue a dear old friend shows up and your spirit soars !
Man, I never really watch reaction vids but you really made my day, bro. "He turned into a guitar" has to be my favorite description of David Gilmour, ever. Your expressions are gold!
Bless you 🤘🏻
I was in my early 20's when Pink Floyd did the Pulse concert in 1994. My emotions were all over the map song after song. I cried during "Sorrow", stood with my mouth hanging open during Comfortably Numb" and lost my voice during "Run like Hell". I am 70 shortly I love watching YOU react to the same concert. If you get the chance watch the whole concert you will not be disappointed. Thank you for watching them, this old girl gets to relive her younger days through you! Love and respect, stay safe and well young man.
Talk box pedal. Sends the sound of the guitar though a tube and your mouth movement affects the sound as it is picked up by the microphone.
Thank you for this piece of information. There is no limit in learning..much appreciated sir!🙏
David Gilmour is dressed to fix your plumbing and take your soul with his master class guitar playing.
"He left Earth and came back as his true form, a guitar!" Haha!! that's awesome! Btw, it's a talk box.
“What?……..what?………what?……what?”
Outstanding.
😂 I know, right?!? 😁🐰
Peter Frampton.....
David G and Stevie Ray Vaughn went other worldly with David in the stratosphere.
This was FM music for many of us.
In a stadium with 70,000 of your new best friends???
Beyond cosmic
What's that? you asked. It is a talk box: it takes the output from his guitar, feeds it into his mouth, so that the mouth can shape further sounds, then back out to a normal mic. btw, this song is about a nervous breakdown- and how to get through it (by keeping talking: Dr Stephen Hawking said “For millions of years, mankind lived just like the animals. Then something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination. We learned to talk and we learned to listen.”) and allowed Pink Floyd-the Professor's favourite band- to borrow it for 3 months (while he himself had to use a prototype) and to use it in 'Keep Talking'. Hey man, you're doing great! Hi from Canada, be safe. (Corrected per Dane Jacobson , thank you)
Tiny correction, it's a "talk box" - a "voice box" is a colloquial term for the larynx / vocal cords :) just in case people want to Google it or whatever
@@DaneJacobsonMD Gosh- I'm getting old! I thank you, and will edit the above. Bless your thoughtful- polite- correction.
Can't do better than David Gilmour the master at work 🤔 magic performance 😍
You would probably like Great Gig in the Sky. The Pulse version is really good, but the studio version definitely conveys the message of the song better.
This live performance from Pulse is just outstanding...... like the whole concert. We are extremely fortunate that they filmed it. Ya gotta do "Money" if you haven't yet. Great reaction!
I agree. I was there!
This is the looks and sounds of professional musicians. Master class wizardry.
welcome to PINK FLOYD young man keep up the great workk peace man Chad
Nothing compares 2 pink floyd, especially live.
One of my many favorites. I have been a fan for 50 years need to do the animals album
Yes! My favorite album 🐖🐕🐑
Yep. Whole albums of Waters era Floyd. The next level is out there. Talk box is used beautifully on Pigs too.
"He turned into a guitar"
Well said. LoL
Basically, the guitar sound is pumped through that tube and into his mouth while he keeps his mouth next to the microphone and shapes the sound with his mouth. Wild, eh?
There's another concert, Delicate Sound of Thunder (1987) and it's must watch are:
- Yet Another Movie
- The Dogs Of War
- On The Turning Away
- Time (no Breathe Reprise)
- One Slip
And Money live at Knebworth 1990 because it's a little different performance.
Really enjoying your voyage of discovery with these gods.
Great job.
5:00 -- I just love your reaction, haha! Yes, David loves his guitar so much that he had found a way to be connected directly to it. The guitar used David's voice and tried to speak to humans more directly, haha! 5:25 -- This part, OMG ... every time I hear this part, I'm floating above the clouds, and I feel free. 5:34 -- I always have goosebumps. It's so clean, so perfect!
It's called a talkbox and it's so cool. 😜
It's like one my favorite songs Folks Keep Talking from my favorite bands Pink Floyd when Stephen Hawking did his famous Commercial in the 90s saying as long as Mankind keeps communicating the human race still has a chance to turn it around no matter how close we get to another catastrophic global disaster like now we face in 2023 like some of my family who faught in WW2 so this never happens again unfortunately they now see all the ingredients are again like it was in 1937
David Gilmore is a god , love him so much ❤
That voice towards the end is done by Peter Frampton and Roger Troutman of Zapp and Roger.
I love to see the reaction of people when Pink Floyd are playing 'full flow', it's emotional!
I always that David's guitar talked on its own but his use of the talk-box on this song is great. I think Peter Frampton was the first time I heard anyone use it. Frampton actually talked with it. He'd make it say "Do you feel..feel like I do"! Almost every song Pink Floyd plays has something different to hear and see.
The sound from his guitar is sent up the tube and he uses his mouth to shape the sound. That sound is "sung" into the microphone.
the guitar talk box is a pretty simple concept. The guitar sound is fed through a hose and terminates in Gilmour's mouth. His microphone then picks up the sound from his mouth and he can change the sounds as he wants.
The talk box got popular in the 70s. David Gilmour used it for "Pigs" (the Animals album) , Joe Walsh, "Rocky Mountain Way", Rufus and Chaka Kahn, "Tell me Something Good", Peter Frampton, "Do You Feel Like We Do", but the best talk box is Stillwater, "Mindbender".
i seem to remember vibrated his teeth so much his lost a load of them. Also Manfred Manns Earth band used it to. I saw them in the mid 70s use it. Great music. I love this piece of music so much
frampton i think used it in show me the way as well
Loved your reaction & that comment about David at the end 👍🏼🎸🤩🎶💥
On with the journey!
It's very kool to watch your reaction.
I think it brings most of us subscribers, back to the time when we were your age, or younger.
When hearing Pink Floyd music for the first time, and was just as blown away by their genius talent as you are. Nice to see that a younger generation like yourself, that can come to appreciate Great music of the past.
It just blows my mind.
Thank You 😎✌
Likewise agreement with the other comments. Though I am a Tull freak (and so happy that you are reviewing them ) My favorite progressive bands are also early Genesis,Rush, Yes, Horslips (an Irish band) , and Emerson,Lake, and Palmer.
Love that comment. LOL
I love the way of the look of your eyes.
Talk box 😉 Makes the most amazing sounds ♥️🎸🔥♥️
He's using a Talk Box; some of the guitar sound is fed back up through the tube taped to the mic stand into his mouth. He uses his mouth to modify the sound before it hits the mic on the stand, giving that great "chewed over" effect. Very neat! Back in the day before you could computer produce tracks to death. A lot of the effects they used were extremely innovative at the time, now you can use a computer!
your term "human guitar" is the best paraphrase i have ever heard for a talk box. ty
...rick.....❤
The look on your face was priceless when he started using the Talk Box
And I got to see this show in Minneapolis Minnesota in 1994 in their last tour. It was great. Something I won't forget.
Try (on the turning away..Yet another movie)from Delicate sound of thunder.. they are top songs!😎😎😎😎😎✌✌✌
I was there Minneapolis Minnesota, 3 hours and 10 minutes
That is a "Beck" It's been around since the "70"
You ever play something through your phone and put it up to your mouth and move it around a little? That’s what he’s doing at the end. The sound of his guitar is coming back through the tube, echoing in his mouth and back out through the microphone. Incredible stuff
The mouth piece David has in his mouth is called a Framtone, created by Peter Frampton!
Yup, that’s David Gilmour, he’s a master guitarist!! All he wears is a T-shirt and jeans, no gimmicks.
The man's voice talking at beginning of song is Stephen Hawking...book....a brief history of time. On how the universe, and earth came to be.
Remember what I said about Sorrow...... Psychedelics enhance what Pink Floyd is..... They're definitely off and out of this reality.
From this concert the must-watch are:
- Learning To Fly
- Take It Back
- Coming Back To Life
- Another Brick In The Wall, pt 2
- The Great Gig In The Sky
- Money
- Us and Them
- Wish you were here
Also, because there's no footage, the following audios:
- What Do You Want From Me
- Astronomy Domine
- Hey You
Where we start by Pink Floyd
Welcome my son...to the machine😀🤘🎸🌌
Pope, you' better get a big fat Pink Floyd prism and stick it right in the middle of your background collage. Your hooked man.
Great job man, now it's turn for song "Shine on you crazy diamond" audio version. It's a masterpiece!
If you have not heard it yet wait till you hear the song "Time"
Great reaction Popenyco, looks like you're enjoying PF. That song got you kinda mesmerized huh buddy? Pink Floyd has a way of doing that, don't they,... they always come up with great performances.
Yeah man, it's a Guitar Talk Box, it's been around since the 1940s! I believe Peter Frampton was the first Rock guitarist to use one, he used it on his famous 'Frampton Comes Alive' Tour and album in 1976.
There's an incredible Pink Floyd performance of 'Echoes', you have to see. It's part 1 and 2 in 2008, the same year Rick Wright, (keyboards, vocals), died from cancer. What a masterpiece it is, although it is very long 25:00, with a sound and light show between parts 1 and 2. I realize it's probably too long for you to react to but maybe on your own, I think you'd enjoy it.
Especially if you've got a doobie to light up!
If you like the talk box you’ve gotta watch Peter Frampton “do you feel like we do”
Sick..unbelievable
If you wanna see more of the Talk Box Peter Frampton - Do You Feel Like I Do is a must watch.
Another cool reaction - your face said it all! Thank you and keep that open mind!
David Gilmour and guitarists from the 70's like Joe Walsh and Peter Frampton uses this device, "Talk Box"
lolol, you looked quite worried there for a little while.Thanks for making my day 😁
The sound of the guitar in his voice. Cause both Frampton and Troutman did this in their music.
love your reaction to this great music. This shows guitars don't have to be thrashed to make music, great guitarists make them talk, like Dave Gilmore and Carlos Santana, The guitar vocal thing has been about for many years. I remember seeing Manfred Manns Earth band using one in the mid 1970s. Great sound
😂 That was priceless! 😍 Love this reaction! 🍿🐰
AMAZING!
I like that you get right to the song without wasting time, hats off to you
Its a gadget from the 70s you could alter tone and guitar effects with air pressure your voice, Vocoder ? maybe,,
You should listen to them with headphones on....you hear the music going through, side to side...whole different experience
solid journey
Well, you can't do Pink Floyd without doing "Time", "Money", "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" (written for a founding member who literally lost his mind) or "Wish You Were Here".
Check out Peter Frampton "do you feel like we do" live from Frampton Comes Alive.
I always think to be good with the Talkbox you need to have the gag reaction of Linda Lovelace 😉
Headphones are a must with PF
The back up singers got some sexy moves.
Inspired by Stephen Hawking 🙏 David Gilmour is a musical genius.............there isn't anyone that equals him ~
great reaction 😍😍
Un petit bonjour de "FRANCE" ! merci pour la réaction (A little Hello from FRANCE) ! Thank you
Greetings from Saturn 🪐
I was there.
Has no equal.
Still today I've got friends that were fans and extremely jealous of me being there.
luckyyyyyyyyyyyyy
funny when I first watched your first vid you did not know who Gilmour was... I laughed and said you are about to find out... Floyd is now part of you.
Peter frampton did that alot withthe mouth reed device
Whiz Khalifa used this Pink Floyd song on his 2009 Burn After Rolling track.
Slash from GNR used it Talk box on his guitar work at Double Talking Jive Mother....er song during 90 s
6:04 “that’s different” aka that’s Pink Floyd.. awesome reaction! Love the content!
good old talk box
Try listening to the wall start to finish it's a whole story in one album
Check out Joe Walsh with Rocky Mountain way and Peter Frampton with do you feel like I do….both using the Talk Box just like David Gilmour…
David Gilmour on vocoder.
[Intro: Stephen Hawking]
For millions of years, mankind lived just like the animals
Then something happened which unleashed the power of our imagination
We learned to talk
[Verse 1: David Gilmour]
There’s a silence surrounding me
I can’t seem to think straight
I’ll sit in the corner and no one can bother me
I think I should speak now (Why won’t you talk to me?)
I can’t seem to speak now (You never talk to me)
My words won’t come out right (What are you thinking?)
I feel like I’m drowning (What are you feeling?)
I’m feeling weak now (Why won’t you talk to me?)
But I can’t show my weakness (You never talk to me)
I sometimes wonder (What are you thinking?)
Where do we go from here (What are you feeling?)
[Refrain: Stephen Hawking]
It doesn’t have to be like this
All we need to do is make sure we keep talking
[Instrumental Bridge]
[Verse 2: David Gilmour]
(Why won’t you talk to me?) I feel like I’m drowning
(You never talk to me) You know I can’t breathe now
(What are you thinking?) We’re going nowhere
(What are you feeling?) We’re going nowhere
(Why won’t you talk to me?)
(You never talk to me)
(What are you thinking?)
(Where do we go from here?)
[Refrain: Stephen Hawking]
It doesn’t have to be like this
All we need to do is make sure we keep talking
David gilmour keep spike his gitar
Listen to Peter Frampton,s ‘Do You Feel Like I Do’ live and you’ll hear more voice box.
This song was dedicated to Stephen Hawking R.I.P 💥💖