DAVID GILMOUR AT HIS BEST?! Americans React To "Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb - Pulse Concert 1994"
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That second solo is a an utter eargasm! There are few lead breaks that can measure up!
I wish more people had the sense to close their eyes when listening to PF.
Sound up, eyes down. Maximum PF.
I have never heard a better version than this one. Incredible. No one makes music like Pink Floyd.
This is not the best version my friend , listen to the original recording for the best !
yes, the second solo is sublime
I do like the ending of the show in Pompeii the best... such brilliance. As is this one.
No, best version is with Gilmour and Waters together
Yip 👍 Ive heard loads of different performances of this song and each time the solo is always slightly different although always great . But this version for me is the best ever
There never was, or ever will be, another band like Floyd!!! They plug right into your mind, body and soul. Never a disappointment.
You got that right.
David Gilmour and the Pulse concert is absolute perfection. Period.
Whenever I could I would travel many miles to see Pink Floyd. (My favorite band for decades) I have seen this band live 12 times. They are perfection.
David Gilmour plugs his soul into his amp . The way he holds a note and plays with emotion is mesmerising . One epic concert was on a massive floating stage in Venice 1989 . You should check out their early stuff like "Echoes" live at Pompei from 1972 . No audience just them and the crew in the Roman amphitheater .
Echoes is a masterpiece. Pompeii and the Live In Gdansk. Phenomenal.
Pure magic. notice the crowd sitting in silence the whole song not wanting to miss a note or a visual. Say them 3 times. Life changing.
As a former Roadie, I’ve seen countless concerts over the years, went and seen Floyd back in ‘88 and it’s still the greatest concert I’ve ever had the privilege of seeing.
The only song to have ever given me chills and goosebumps. A masterpiece. ❤️🎶
The best version of the best band's best song. David Gilmour is the master, no one brings more passion to each note. The best guitar solo ever.
Hi guys I think you're referring to Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii fimed in the amphitheatre with no audience in 1972, 45 years later Dave Gilmour played Pompeii again this time with an audience well worth checking out Love your reactions cheers Jim, Surrey, UK
Oh yes Echoes is a must listen Pt 1 especially
@@johnnosiennek7066 Echoes is amazing - I first Live at Pompeii in a cinema in full dolby, unforgetable
The genius of the guitar solo is NOT only in its technicality (which is stunning).. but it COMPLETELY replaces the vocals/lyrics in order to communicate the struggle in this "comfortably numb" state ..that solo contains screams of help and despair with some moments of hope... No Words just pure feelings
Back in 1994 I lived in Earls Court. The arena where The Floyd played was just at the top of my street. I got tickets to go and see Pink Floyd on four of their fifteen nights. I know it's almost thirty years ago but those shows were the best that I've ever seen and guys I've seen some fantastic gigs. At that time The Division Bell tour utilised the biggest light show and the biggest sound system hitherto assembled for a live gig. The Comfortably Numb video really brought back some great memories. More Floyd please guys, maybe Wish You Here or Run Like Hell.
Arguably the greatest live solo of all time
I'm 62 years old now and I've been to many, many concerts over the years! I was in Foxboro MA for this concert and have to say it is definitely the best concert I've ever seen! THE WHOLE CONCERT IS FANTASTIC!
When Daniel said at the start "where were you in 94", I was in the audience tripping off my head smoking joints along with a lot of people around me. What a nite!
Me too!!!
Me too! right in front of the sound mans desk😃
@@samuelgeorge100 I was a cpl of rows behind you over your right shoulfer at the end next to the aisle.
@@tobytaylor2154 spent an HR in side st speech less waiting to come somewhere back to reality and drive back to Liverpool in a rainstorm
@@samuelgeorge100 lol, I just walked across the Rd and jumped on the tube back to Wimbledon. A bloke in front of me came down from up north somewhere, dossed on a mates floor and had tickets for four consecutive nites lol
Pink floyd.
Timeless class that will be around long after we've all left this earth.
Everytime I hear this version I get goosebumps.
I love how utterly exhausted both of you look by the end of that! Honestly an epic performance.
If you haven’t already, please react to David Gilmour Shine On You Crazy Diamond live at Pompeii. It’s stunning.
Shine on is great! The story behind it and of Syd Barrett is sad.
@@ChrisReadUK For me Shine on just tops Comfortably. I discovered the Floyd as a teen in the mid 70's. It was my chill out music long before that was a social thing. Several headphones gave up their lives over the decades.
for me - it's Echos - with that "Ping! .... Ping! ..... " so eerie and unearthly 💯
My dad died in 2020 the reason I'm a musician, your reaction opened the flood gates I needed, thank you.
watch anything from Pulse, it will impove your life and make you feel.. You are both open to and listening to the masters of the lyrics of life.. x
I love how dude on the left is listening with his eyes closed, while dude on the right is staring at the light show/performance. Floyd gives you the absolute best of both worlds.
Welcome to the Pink Floyd Appreciation Society. The complete audio visual experience.
I was at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California when I saw this performed. That guitar solo at the end with the glittery lights going around in a circle and lasers up above put you into a euphoric state that I never experienced again! Greatest single performance ever!
I grew up with the Floyd on vinyl, but there live performances were something else!
i saw them play live 5 or 6 times - always awesome to experience live
I grew up with the video of the wall cos my brother reckoned that ok imagery for a 5 year old...prick
This Pink Floyd video is the king of the reactions. This has blown away a thousand reacters :)
This song is a gem and Gilmour, simply,gorgeous✨✨✨
It's like listening to a couple of old geezers down the pub rattling on with passion, half-remembered facts and anecdotes about the good old days, 'when proper musicians played proper music, none of yer modern rubbish'. I love Pink Floyd and this is arguably one their finest moments and you guys are fun.
I was there. I had a girl who had recently met in Florida come over to visit me anxious for some extra entertainment. Can you imagine how more keen she became when I told her I had an extra almost front-row ticket to see Floyd only a couple of days later? I think she came at least 3 times before, during and after, and that was just the day of the concert.
We were extremly spoiled for great concerts back then. I rarely had to wait more than a few weeks and travel more than 6 miles to see any band that was anything, including some American ones. Just a few short stops on the underground and a few back again.
Living in London back in the day was progressive and other rock music heaven.
Americans on the other hand often have to drive for miles, and this is to just get in and out of the car park. My American cousins had to often board flights, and book hotels, just to see a band of their choice.
From the same 1994 Pulse Concert, check out SORROW and also RUN LIKE HELL.
I love this song so much, but it always makes me hold my breath and tears fall down my face. I know what comfortably numb means to the song, but to me it represents my mental health and how it can make me feel.
Loved you reactions boy, keep them coming 🥰
My go to song because I miss my puppy. 2012 to 2016.
I worked for David and his family at this time, I come from Surrey. U.K. I was at this concert. No one like him, The Best.. He is the sweetest man too. Love to you guys from Melbourne. Au.
Spencer and Daniel, you've just made my day by reacting to the greatest Floyd song. It was lovely to see Sencer really get into David Gilmore's guitar playing. Thank you, gentlemen.
Spencer,Daniel. I've waited months for you to react to this and hopefully you will react to some more tracks from the Pulse Concert.
Such a pleasure to share your reaction.
I was lucky enough to be at the front and yes I was tripping. For days after too😄. Suggest not to bother listening to this band on the Radio. They need to be cranked up to a decent system on vinyl. Cos they are so worth it.🙂👍
I'm not sure it's the greatest Floyd song, I'm not even sure it's the greatest on The Wall album. Then again, it's hard to say which song is their greatest, as they wrote so many masterpieces. I guess it comes down to subjective taste. That live guitar solo though, it's definitely amongst the greatest of all-time! Arguably THE greatest. :)
Gilmour, actually.
SPENCER......that is definitely exactly how you should listen to david gilmour on this form!!! , great video guys!!!
I’m kinda sad that at 21 I was oblivious to Pink Floyd’s music and I never got the opportunity to see them live. Awesome song and awesome reaction guys
Ah but you`ve got your whole ahead of you to enjoy them dude always a silver lining
Kinda there with the facts Daniel. They did have extremely distracting & blinding light shows to begin with, because they were rather shy & reserved, but they were still seen. The lights were just a distraction so the band weren't the main focus. And they were the 1st band to play in an ancient ruins Roman amphitheatre in Pompeii, in almost 2000 years. And they basically played it to the ghosts of Pompeii, empty of any human audience.
Credete Voi che non c'era il pubblico...oltre la trupp, c'erano,tanti bambini,ai lati degli ingressi,con adulti,certo non erano paganti,ma tutti fuori di testa,per la musica che sentivano,e vi ricordo che molte bobine del concerto sono andate distrutte,per negligenza,,,il paesaggio e i mascheroni,e loro che camminano,e corrono,e stato fatto dopo,per finire il documento concerto,peccato,ecco pure perché tanto tempo su Meson,alla batteria...
Saw them at Wembley Stadium, London in 1988 and, although they were small dots at the other end of the stadium, the sound system they'd fitted around the inside of the whole stadium was incredible. Before the concert started, they tested it with sounds of things like huge flights of heavy-engined planes, which was impressive. But not as impressive as when they played this as the final song...then came back on to do two more songs as an encore. There's a comment below from Shaun Byrne about 'Echoes live at Pompeii' which I have to agree is a special performance, very intimate and a musical masterpiece.
Great comment Tony, so pleased you mention the quad sound, as Floyd spared no expense to ensure the sound and light show was unforgettable (Britannia Row). I was fortunate to be there too and that sound was mind blowing as well as the ahead of its time lighting. Did you get to Earls Court for this show?
@@martinmcgee2710 Wembley in August 88.
I was there too Tony... wasn't it something else.. My abiding memory in the stands at the halfway line was looking around the stadium and just seeing everyone in the audience singing.. 34 years ago but I still can remember that concert.. Keep on rocking man.
@@johnpbh That's a fine memory to look back on. Rock until we drop!
I was there for this show. It still blows my mind how many people around me were crying at the last solo.
I love how you had your head back and eyes closed just letting it all go right into your soul.
The whole Pulse concert is thrilling to watch and to listen to. I suggest checking out 'Sorrow' from Pulse next. It's an underrated (in my view) Pink Floyd song since it is an album cut, but I like that guitar solo just as much, if not slightly better than 'Comfortably Numb.' The whole band is on fire on 'Sorrow.'
You guy's are a breath of fresh air. First time listening. Gilmore at his best of course. Thank you!
Same concert...High Hopes, Coming Back To Life, Sorrow, Wish You Were Here...what the hell, the entire concert is awesome!
The best live electric guitar solo in the history of the electric guitar!
The whole "Pulse" DVD is well worth watching/ listening to. Epic experience, especially if you can connect the player to a decent hi-fi.
You want more live performances to react to?
Try Texas' very own Stevie Ray Vaughan with "Texas Flood", live at "El Mocambo". That should give Spencer something to think about. 😀
SRV's performance should absolutely be the next one !
Great choice. Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing - Alchemy Live is worth a listen too.
First rule: Never take your eyes off the performance. Pink Floyd is the Greatest Live performing band in recorded music history. Their concerts are not just a musical experience, it's a visual one. Pink Floyd doesn't want you focusing on them, they want you to focus on the experience, on the music. They want the event to be a visceral one for each and every fan there. They're lights are highly synchronized with the music to magnify and amplify the emotion in the music. You really need to react to Sorrow and Keep Talking. You should also check out the 2016 David Gilmour Live in Pompeii performances He's 70 and still shredding.
You're partly right about Floyd. Sorry to disagree with you. But I have to say the following very confidently. What Rammstein performs on stage is nothing but superior to any life band, this since nearly 3 decades. I (58 years old) love both bands very much, but I give Rammstein the leadership and Floyd the second, that way ahead of any other band that was and is on this planet.
You couldn't have put it any better you crazy diamond each performance they did always tells a story all there albums tell a story it was magnificent that second guitar solo I have all there cds in plastic wallets even got the old version of the wall when it was released on cd wish you was here division bell and animals even got lot of there old vinyls aswell
David Gilmour has been interviewed regarding The Pulse show and he said that the show is not about the music. If you want to listen to the music you could just listen to the CD. The show is all about the experience and the light show. And they are right.
Back then in 1994 I couldn't afford a card for their show but I had the opportunity to watch and record the show when it was aired via "Premiere" in Germany (now called "Sky"). Every time I see that concert, I am fully exhausted afterwards only by listening and viewing it on the tv.
That's a dumb rule. People should enjoy the music any way they wish to.
I disagree. There’s only one rule: Enjoy it your way.
Pure class. Love playing this solo.
Run Like Hell from the same concert is quite brilliant
David Gilmour have the voice of an Angel and plays the guitar like a worldchampion! I love him😍
Brilliant reaction. Loved you closing your eyes and letting yourself be teleported away.
What I love most about David Gilmour is how appropriate his guitar is to the music. He practically never imposes his musicianship on a song. It's always feels to me to be gently fitting.
Comfortably Numb is the most I can remember him just playing the hell out of a song. And god bless him for it.
Pulse was phenomenal. But, Delicate Sound of Thunder from around 1988 is my favorite live concert by Pink Floyd. It is hands down my favorite version of Wish You Were Here. I never could enjoy the album version the same way again. It's flawless.
Glad you guys got to watch this. Spencer's face during the end solo sums up how I feel about this version 🙂
Live… they cant be beaten, the light show is from another planet. This concert was amazing and well worth a view.
I was there and the sad thing is that even back then they played through their Olympic stadium sized quadraphonic sound system. Even todays typical sound systems cannot replicate the true experience of being there.
To say this performance was epic is an understatement.
when you saw them play live, that sound system made your chest and your bones resonate, the huge heartbeats, deep deep overtones and sound effects mixed in as part of the live album sets they played - I never saw a performance that left me feeling let down.
I even got to see them perform The Wall at Earls Court .... never to be forgotten
Live in Pompeii it was. They did it in the 70s and Dave Gilmour did it again recently
I've seen many great bands live, including The Rolling Stones, Iron Maiden, Rush + many others & i was at the concert just seen.. That concert was the greatest gig i have ever witnessed, not only because of the amazing light show & great performance but because it was Pink Floyd. As a life long Pink Floyd fan (i'm 55 yrs now) i am biased, however although all the other groups were fantastic in their own ways, they were just not Pink Floyd! 🏴🇬🇧
I am so jealous. At 23 I missed the opportunity, but I at least saw The Who live on 2016. I love the music, and I hope "everything old is new" brings it back. New music is good, but I wish the "old" style come back
@@SJ19_998 Hey, you got to see The Who 🇬🇧. Wow a great band & one with real heritage! Be honoured you got to see one of the greatest bands in the World! Yes, music today is not the same as yesteryear, in my opinion just not as good! Keep rockin'!! 👍🇬🇧
@@Paul-hl8yg it was so fabulous and I am so happy I did. Keep rockin' man and best wishes x
@@SJ19_998 So happy you saw them & enjoyed! 👍 You sound like you have great taste in music mate! All Best!!!! 👍🇬🇧
You’re a lucky guy indeed!
When you watch the full concert in 5.1 on a home theater you really get to enjoy it. It is a must buy for any Floyd fan
My band since 1968 and for ever 💖
High hopes live Pulse 1994 !!!!
My brother used to own and run a convenience store in a quiet English provincial town.
I was visiting him one day when this old guy came in wearing a black T-shirt and jeans.
I looked up in disbelief and uttered "Err, You're Dave Gilmour!"
"Yes I am" he replied. My brother asked how I knew who he was.
Again, I replied, "He's Dave Gilmour!"
"Yeah, I know who he is, he comes in each week to pay his newspaper bill" answered my brother. "But, how do you know him?"
"It's Dave, fucking Gilmour, Pink fucking Floyd".
"Oh, I never knew, I just wrote his name on his newspaper each morning" replied my brother.
Dave Gilmour then uttered that he's gonna have to find a new paper shop where he's not known now.
THANK YOU. BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG. epic
You should try both High Hopes and Sorrow from the same 1994 pulse concert.
So glad u guys covered this!! Amazing band and wanted u to cover this band 4 so long!! Please check out their song called Time
I was lucky enough to see the Pulse concert. It was breath taking.
The two best live performances I ever went to was Pink Floyd and Jean Michel Jarre. Both were epic and to be there live is a once in a lifetime experience.
Where was I in 1994? I was at this concert as a gift for my 21st birthday 4th row earls court london. I also worked for a company that made the flashing LEDs for the side of the CD case to this live album.
I have been waiting so long for you to watch this!!
Effortlessly cool. Thanks for uploading guys. 😁
great reaction guys, i was at this concert and its by far the best concert ever this is the best version of this song, shine on you crazy diamond also from this concert is the best version.i suggest reacting to dire straits sultans of swing live alchemy concert one of the best guitar solos ever and a great drumming performance
Me too, was you there that night?
@@tobytaylor2154 yes mate it was amazing, ive been so lucky to have seen all the greats from elton john, the who queen, simon and garfunkel, dire straits,blondie,suzy quatro, motorhead, supertramp.its the only good thing about being old i grew up in london in the 1970s
@@johnmccarthy568 yeah me too, I was next to the sound equipment in the centre of the floor. Me too with the other greats, I saw Bowie at Brixton about 90/91 with tin machine, my bird at the time worked for our price records and had back stage passes. Susie quattro was my 1st crush lol. I think I'm a bit younger than you, born in 70 so my gigging days were mid 80s onwards.
Me too. I was about 10 rows in front of the mixing stage with tears pouring down my face.
@@alisonanthony1228 you were anything from say 5-20 rows in front of me, we were all saying about the heat from the stage lights and it must of been hot in the very front. The whole of dark side of the moon was a nice treat, I wasn't expecting that.
David gilmour doing " wish you were here " at a reunion gig is the best performance , his guitar in that is biblical and as a atheist that's hard to type 😂👍
" Where were you in 94" at this gig in Earls court arena ...Paradise !!!
Now that was an eargasm.
Epic.
I would listen to this guitar solo all day. Pink Floyd always reminds me of getting of my face round my friends house whilst listening to this.
And that's what music is supposed to do ❤️❤️❤️👏
This song has helped me through some hard times in the last 10 years, its what i put on to forget the pain of this world and be comfortably numb
One of the greatest live performances. Another guitarist worth checking out is Joe Walsh. Him and Dave probably my favourites.
some guitarists are masters, some wow you, some make the guitar sing, Gilmour makes the guitar reach into the depths of body and cuddle your very soul.
and watching Spencers face during the solo was priceless
you need to watch them at Pompeii, Italy 2016. Absolutely superb. It's not Floyd but David Gilmour..........
Listening to this with you guys makes me so happy. You are both great people that can achieve so much with your kindness and honesty. I find it amazing that I can feel like I have friends that I can listen to music like this with.
Thanks for the kind words. Much love!
Great reaction! Glad you guys liked it. I suggest you check out Pink Floyd back in 1988 with their live version of “On the Turning Away”. Gilmour’s ending guitar solo is epic! Love the backup singers too. 😎
This is the best guitar solo live ever from the most unreal concert in history. David Gilmore have different tone, he don't need lyrics when he play. Pink Floyd sent more people to the space from NASA.
seen them 5 times use to drive concerts into certain cities in canada they are top 5 and ive seen 1000 concerts in my life sure a few repeats but guys pink floyd changed my life !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
David Gilmour is rightly hailed as on of the best guitarist ever. But he is criminaly overlooked/underrated as a singer. Man, What a voice! I was at one of the concerts i Oslo in 94. And stood around 2/3 way back. For me the ideal place. I got to see all of the light show. And then in the middle of THAT solo, THAT giant disco ball appears out of nowhere almost right above my head. I still got chills seeing or thinking about this 28 years later.
Loved your reaction guys!
a truly epic song! Never fails to blow my mind....
To me, this particular concert, and especially this particular track was the defining performance, the absolute zenith of all Pink Floyd's many years of pure artistry, it all came together and culminated in this monumental moment.
Stunning... totally amazing !
as i was one of those who suggested this, thank you so much for doing it. they say that they first performed 'behind' the light show, because they were really shy and didn't enjoy being in the spotlight. this show was so good because they gave the technician unlimited funds to do what he wanted. the most popular track performed at Pompeii is Echoes. David Gilmour says that it's his favourite PF song. mine too, although i prefer the version he performed at Gdansk, in Poland, in 2006. you should really check out the Pompeii version, though. very good use of new sound techniques
The female vocalist backing David Gilmour has his phrasing down to the milisecond. It is a fantastic performance all round.
'Come in number 51, your time is up' is a hidden Pink Floyd gem. Not many people have reacted to it yet!!
Absolutely fantastic, glad you liked it, there's also Eddie vedder & David Bowie with dave gilmour give that a listen too it's awesome.
I really enjoyed this reaction. The sheer pleasure and excitement Spencer felt was great to watch.
I'm not a big floyd fan but this song and some others live are phenomenal.
I love it when David makes that guitar scream halfway thru the second solo. I mean holy god it’s beautiful
Guys, you need to watch and listen to the "unplugged" version of this.
My favourite band of all time, my favourite guitarist of all time, and probably my favourite solo of all time.
I have seen Pink Floyd Live 4 times… I saw this same show in N.Y. 1994. The concert brochure said the stage is 120 feet wide. It takes a crew of 60 technicians three days to set up the entire lights and all. The concert schedule required that there had to be three entire crews to keep up. They leap froged each other for 92 shows with 20 Trucks per crew and a total staff of 195. The tour cost the promoters $98.MILLION to put on, but the total profit was $260 MILLION. Nick Mason’s drumming is incredible and matches Gilmour’s guitar emotions while Richard Wright takes us on a Magic Carpet Ride of tones that form the foundation of it all.
Muse 'Knights of Cydonia' live in Rome is a great performance to check out fellas
Pink Floyd were/are the best, and this guitar solo is amazing! I was fortunate enough to see Gilmour in 2015.
Shout out to one of my favourite female vocalists Sam Brown for her epic backing vocals on this tour & her wonderful harmonising on the chorus. R.I.P Claudia Fontaine (the vocalist to the right of Sam).
I’m with you re: Sam Brown, she’s brilliant. I didn’t know Claudia Fontaine had died. Very sad.
Please do more from this concert.
Great reaction fellas I'm from uk was actually at this concert still got the tickets from it I'm a massive floyd fan and so is my 17 year old daughter so I took her to nyc last August to see waters in msg that was pure class you both know your music I like when you react to brit 90s
Pink Floyd - Echoes - Live In Pompeii
I have been very lucky to see Gilmour play a few times and he never disappoints. Watch Pink Floyd live in Pompeii their Echoes is stunning
Your reaction was brilliant watching you both enjoy it so much. This is the best guitar solo of all time for me. Gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. Every single song they play in the Pulse concert is epic - PF playing at their peak. Try Sorrow, Keep Talking and High Hopes (or indeed anything) from Pulse and you won’t be disappointed