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Back in O.C. Calif when I was 30 my wife heard a commercial on the radio about a P.F. show coming up. Knowing I am a Floyd fan she called the radio station (KMET - LA, “The Mighty Met”) to get information on the concert, The DJ on live radio Cynthia Fox…. said...."Congratulations, YOU are caller number 10, YOU just won tickets to the show and the Sound Check Party before the show"... I met David Gilmour back stage. He gave us both 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 told him his music will stand the test of time with anything from Beethoven or Mozart. He smiled even bigger. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. Hard to explain how awesome that moment was in my life. 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, better than any other guitarist I know. . I told him in my eyes he’s a “Legend“. He thanked me and said “Enjoy the show”…. during the concert after the song “Money” he looked right at me and said…. “On saxophone, another Legend, Mr. Raphael Ravenscroft” … acknowledging my comment to him. It is my favorite moment in over 300 shows I’ve seen. I asked David…. How do you create those awesome solos?… he said….. I sit on a stool and listen to what Roger, Nick and Rick put down and play along. I listen to what I played and pick out what I like, then I put the pieces together into one piece then learn to play it as one. Our fans are fanatics for our shows to sound like the albums so I must play it correctly each time in a show. I have the concert Brochure and album on the wall with David’s picture centerfold. All of us fortunate enough to have seen this show live were in a TRANCE.... MESMERIZED the entire show... as you can imagine. We walked out saying.... What did we just witness? That was out of this world incredible. The Red Fender Stratocaster he used for this concert in the Guitar Collector World is ....PRICELESS
I was never so worried about my safety for a song being played live as this one as the lows were so low, I was literally glancing up to the rafters thinking the concrete would start to crumble....lol
“People wonder why I love this music so much more than rap”... what? Who are these people? I’m no snitch but maybe you should report them to the authorities, comparing Pink Floyd to rap is a crime.
He didn’t actually compare pink floyd to rap, he meant he’d rather listen to proper music rather than rap. I mean pink floyd over pop music is a given.
It seems Kids don't listen to Rock Radio.much less terrestrial radio. I discussed this with Brandon before It's not just rap You could say the same for majority of New rock.
@@nedrini1055 *sigh* I hate explaining self-explanatory comments but here we go... in the first part I ask who could be wondering why Pink Floyd over rap, this means I don’t understand who could possibly doubt such a preference, in other words I don’t understand how some people can’t see why someone would prefer Pink Floyd since it’s obviously the better choice, see? Now that (I hope) you understand the first part, the second part should reinforce that. If you still have doubts, I can’t help you.
I sparked up my pipe for this reaction, as I do for all Pink Floyd songs. Thanks. BTW, Hi Mom, your kid has a good sense for great music. I watch all his videos.
"Pink Floyd should have their own genre." I have been saying for decades that Pink Floyd are their own genre. There is nobody that can do it like Pink Floyd, nobody, and that's just a fact. Pink Floyd's music crosses through from one generation to the next, there is no other band that can do that like Pink Floyd does it. The members of Pink Floyd may be getting older but their music never gets old. That's what makes Pink Floyd a timeless masterpiece, a work of art.
I would also like to point out one thing: the background singers are also so great at this entire concert. great voices, great outfits and so many different moves. everything very professional and syncron. (one of them for example was Sam Brown who had a hit with the song "Stop")
You and your MOM now have done 2 out of 3 of the best live songs. Only one to go for the trifecta of BEST of live Pink Floyd. "On the Turning Away" LIVE Delicate Sounds of Thunder Tour 1988.!*!*!*!*!*!* You won't be disappointed.
Wow. I think that’s the first time I’ve ever seen your mother break facial and smile ! Nicely done. Your mother would destroy anyone at a poker table. I subbed because your mother smiled.
I love your enthusiasm, especially for Floyd. I have been a fan since 1967 when I was 12. They have come a long way since then. I would suggest almost any song by this band. Time, Great Gig In The Sky, Money, Wish You Were Here, Echoes (live in the ruins of Pompeii), Shine On You Crazy Diamond are all classics but then there are the Syd Barrett songs on Piper At The Gates Of Dawn or Set The Controls For The Heart of The Sun from their second album, A Saucerful Of Secrets. It is great that you can enjoy this music with your Mom. She is a wonderful addition to your channel. By the way, Floyd's live shows are usually even better than the recorded material but you probably already know this.
Very cool reactions! I'm 76 and play Pink Floyd everyday. As you say it takes me to a different place. I'm energized and relaxed at the same time. I am glad your Mom "gets" Pink Floyd. Its the gift that keeps on giving.
I remember during this performance of "Sorrow" in May of 1994 in the old Foxboro Stadium, the whole stadium literally vibrated from the massive amount of bass during the opening. I remember the giddiness I felt from the vibrations! It was so cool!
I was there too. Saw them both nights. That crappy little stadium never sounded or looked that good. Good to hear from another New England Floyd Fan. I also saw them in the Providence Civic Center. It was hard to believe they fit that whole show in that place.
@Richard Collette I was at one of the concerts in Foxboro, Massachusetts. It was at the old Patriots stadium before it was torn down to build the Gillette Stadium. The concert was fantastic, despite it being cool and breezy.
Okay, so enough of watching it on a monitor. Get the DVD, find a 75 inch pllasma with a kickass surround sound and prepare to freak out!! Each song has it's own light show!!! Simply the best concert production ever!!!
Dude. More Mom = Yes! She's a badass. I went to see PF on this tour at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri in 94. It was crazy. We were 4th row. The bright white lights that you see from the bottom of the stage in this, Comfortably Numb, and other songs we could literally feel the heat on our faces. I would've loved for you and your Mom to have been there with us. Thanks, my friends....
It was back in the late sixties when I first got into Pink Floyd. I still love them today at the age of 71. They are technically brilliant in everything they do. You don't just listen to their music, you feel every note as if they were playing to every emotion in your body. You could equate them to Shakespeare with their lyrics and copied by many bands, which is a testimony in its own right.
The most amazing thing about David Gilmour is during an interview he said he doesn't read music. All of this music burst straight out of his mind. He doesn't write music, he is music. I have bee listening to him for five decades.
I stood 10 m from David and Nick as they played Comfortably Numb and all their big hits on the Delicate Sounds of Thunder tour in Australia in 1988. With the soaring vocals of Margaret Taylor and Rachel Fury it was a supreme moment in musical history for all of us there on that hot sultry night, outside under the stars of the Southern Cross. The concert finished with an incredible version of Run like Hell, the drum beat of which seemed to follow us all the way home after we had left in an almost trance like state. Truly the greatest concert I've ever witnessed.
Back in the 1970s, my parents never commented on the loud music we were always listening to, up until one day I played Pink Floyd when she was in the next room. She came in and asked, "What is this music, I have never heard anything that sounds so amazingly beautiful?". The record that was playing "really loudly", was Dark Side of the Moon, and the cut was "The Great Gig in the Sky". She was always listening to Pink Floyd after that, and would come upstairs just to hear it, especially whenever there was a new record out from them. She LOOOOVED Wish You Were Here, as did some girls that did not like loud rock and roll at all. I have so many stories I want to tell, but the short answer is, I love watching your mom react, and she should yes yes yes be part of your reactions whenever you play something she likes.
I was so happy I found you on you tube. I was looking for Pink Floyd reactions and found you. Your statement about rap hooked me. Then you brought your mom in to join you. I love it. You guys make me smile,lifts my mood and in this day and age that's well needed.I'm 70 WTF?? and these reaction videos have brought me back. The memories...but honestly i'm surprised that i have any recall. Just kidding but those concerts were indescribable with what was in my brain at that time. God, so much fun.
I was a lighting tech back then and saw this your in KC. The lighting rig used 16 semi trailers! I knew the lighting director on this tour. This was a huge set! Loved it!
Your mom is awesome! I love how open minded she is and it was great to see her with you enjoying Pink Floyd! Another great song by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd is “Then I Close My Eyes!” You’ll love it.
Good to see mom joining you for another Pink Floyd reaction. She gets that mesmerized look when David plays his guitar 😊. No one makes a guitar sing with emotion like David Gilmour , he’s a guitar master. Try reacting to High Hopes and Coming Back to Life.
So great to see you enjoying your Pink Floyd journey. I grew up with their music and it gives me huge pleasure seeing you get the same enjoyment from their music as I did, and still do.👍👍🎵🎵😊😊 PS I was very fortunate to see this concern live - 16th October 1994 Earls Court London, phenomenal experience. Of the six time I saw them live, this was the pinnacle. Best wishes.
Pink Floyd has been my favorite band since childhood when my older brother bought the The Dark Side of the Moon album when it came out. Next up was the album. Animals, and I was hooked for life. To see younger generations fall in love with PF now shows what a timeless band they've become.
You react with your mother. Congratulation. My mother is in heaven since 2016. I wish this kind of journey whit her but it ‘s too late . God bless you and your mom. Kissss from France
During a reaction to this song on another channel, a person had written this comment: "I love Sorrow". I had a good laugh reading this comment, because who else but Pink Floyd can make us love Sorrow?
A lot of the great bands and incredible music from that time was very creative and original and shouldn't be put neatly into a box, or genre. Much like people, great music such as anything from Pink Floyd, is totally original and independent and should never be restricted for the sake of someone's limited views. I love your channel and it's great that you and your mom are discovering this great band much like my mother and I did many years ago.
I seen that Concert in OHIO STATE STADIUM 🏟️ PACKED OVER 150 Thousand People Easy. Best LIGHT SHOW EVER SEEN. One of the Greatest Experience I've ever HAD.
My favorite live performance of all time!!! Gotta get her on these songs from the same concert: - HIGH HOPES - LEARNING TO FLY - SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND All from the 94 Pulse concert!! Keep going, love seeing your mom hanging with you 🙂👍
Or as an intro to PF/DAVID GILMORE, how about the ENDLESS RIVER ALBUM OR SOUNDTRACK ?? IM amazed at how many people aren't familiar with this music! Just goes to show how shallow thier concept of good music is! I'm 60, I have my music, love what I love, don't care for alot of what's out there, but I don't know what others listen to, but most people I know don't listen to what I do! Most haven't even heard of the groups I like!
He'll, of also go and buy her the PULSE DVD SET, LET HER WATCH THAT ALSO!! GIVE HER SOME THC COOKIES, A COMFORTABLE RECLINER, SOME HEADPHONES, DIM THE LIGHTS AND LET THE SHOW BEGIN😎😎😎😎😎,!!!! HELL, IM UP FOR IT!!!!
ANOTHER GREAT JOB! IT IS WONDERFUL YOU BRING YOUR BEUTIFUL MOTHER INTO THE FLOYD MOVEMENT! KEEP IT UP. TIME FOR THE WALL MOVIE.KEEP UP THE GREAT REACTIONS
I always love watching Pink Floyd and it is exactly as you said. It's much worth your time to watch the whole Pulse concert if you haven't already. David Gilmores guitar is a "Weapon Of Mass Pleasure" to me. Loved watching you. Mom is great. I have been listening to PF nearly every day for 50+ yearsn and am still thrilled every time. I am subscribing today!
I was lucky enough to have seen this band three times in concert. In'81 for the Wall, in '87 for Momentary Lapse of Reason, and on this tour for Pulse in '94. Three of the top ten shows I have been to. For an amazing live performance I rank right up there with the best I have seen, check out Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa doing "I'd Rather go Blind" live in Amsterdam.I see you like Zeppelin as well so maybe check out their live version of Kashmir from Celebration day. Cheers
Its good to see your reactions, I am 64 years old and I have been listening to pink floyd for over 50 years. I have seen them in concert 5 times including the PULSE concert at Earl Court. Seeing and hearing a show like this is an experience that stays with you for life. Who is there today that could put on a show like this?.
I am an oddball, for the first tem years I jammed out to this song I always pictured the song being about war... I grew up living in the shadows of the final stages of bringing Western Europe out of the seemingly never ending "night" that World War 2 had done to Europe. I spent 11 years of my first 21years living in West Germany. I remember how polluted and war scarred places still were on our first 4 year stint there. We came back 4 years later in 1980 and things had improved drastically. We left in 84, came back in 85, I left in 86 and returned in 89 and left again about 2 months after the Iron Curtain had collapsed. This song is an "anthem" for every cockroach move humanity marks on this planet, war or climate...
I heard David say in an interviewer asked David about the band and David replied "What band?" He's solo now but they do get together at times. They all have solo careers . Since Richard ( the keyboardist) passed away, there's 3 survivors Mason, Gilmour, and Waters David and Mason did come together recently to put out a single about the Ukraine war
I have seen Pink Floyd Live 4 times… I saw this same show Syracuse Carrier Dome 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. The entire crowd was held in a trace and our minds totally blown by what we witnessed.
I love, love, love that you’re doing these reactions with your mom!! I used to listen to Pink Floyd with my boys when they were young….. now it’s on to my 12 year old grandson. It’s reliving the wonderment of this group all over again! Led Zeppelin too! What a great bonding experience to have with your mom!!! Enjoy🎶❤️ I’m 63 and have been listening to them for over 50 years!
Your mom has great taste! Pink Floyd was not a band. It was experience one must have to understand them. I was fortunate to have experienced Pink Floyd live twice including this tour.
Pink Floyd started when I was a freshman in high school (1969). I grew up with them. I have just about every album, 8 track, cassette and then in 2009 I got the "Pulse" concert on VHS tape (now on DVD). The pulse concert brought the music from all of those years alive and enhanced. Now I watch it in my living room in surround sound and it almost brings tears to my eyes with all of the memories over the years. It is nice to see you admiring the songs. They are classic! 🎼🎶🎵😆🤣
Seen Pink Floyd live in concert late 80’s and was the very best concert I’ve ever been to be a long mile. Phenomenal sound and visual light effects with incredible musicians at the top of their game. I’ve seen many good concerts & groups since, but sorry they are no match live in concert…… U2, Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Aerosmith, Eric Clapton, Santana, Genesis all a distant 2nd to Floyd Live 👌
Here he is performing 'High Hopes' in a more intimate setting.....an acoustic concert. With some strings & some nice choral work. th-cam.com/video/lgE-FNhHy54/w-d-xo.html
Wearing the Inside Out (Rick Wrights finest moment imo) or Childhoods End, or Wots Uh the Deal or......i could go on and on...great reactions..keep em coming thanks
Next song should be on the turning away live from new York on there delicate sound of thunder concert.the solo in that song will blow yous away.its great to see a mother and son sharing these great videos together so keep it up as I'll be watching
You need to do Shine On You Crazy Diamond with your mom. You should also do the Moody Blues Nights in white satin live at the Royal Albert Hall your mum will love it.
My dad introduced me to Pink Floyd in the early days of Floyd (Syd Barret days and yes I was preteen) and I introduced my kids to them 20 years later. My husband and I both listened to them so the kids had now choice! While I am still mostly fond of the earlier stuff, up to and including DSOTM, my sister says her favorite is Division Bell. My now 35 year old is the only kid that likes them as far back as I do siting Ummagumma as a favorite.
If you haven't reacted to "Time" you should. Roger was in his late twenties when he wrote it and I was in my twenties when I first heard it and it scared me into really looking at my life. No one compares to Pink Floyd's ability to take you on a journey of discovery of yourself.
Coming Back to Life from the same concert is probably one of PFs most optimistic and uplifting tunes ever and is very underrated and doesn't get the love it deserves.
Another amazing duo reaction!!😍 I so enjoyed the Heart one too! I think you better look up their laser light shows! Not quite as exciting as a concert, but what a blast!!! Not sure if your in Chicagoland too, or just support the teams (your caps 👍lol) but I saw none for here, looks like east coast then TX. I'd always hit one of those light shows up when I hadn't been to a concert in a while and needed a fix😉😂 Keep sharing the magic!!♥️✌🤘
Love the reaction from both of you. Pink Floyd always hits me deep in the heart. You've gotta do "Time" next, also "High hopes", "On the turning away", "Shine on you crazy diamond" (all parts) and maybe some of their earlier stuff, "Astronomy Domine", "See Emily play", "Arnold Layne" and "Set the controls for the heart of the sun"
I was there. You really enter another world especially since I had never heard the songs before. I had no idea what to expect. Honestly, it was an out of body experience and a little bit intimidating. Then they would play something that was so mellow you would feel like you were on a cloud. By the way, I was not high on drugs. You didn’t need to be.
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“No more Pink Floyd on your own, mom, I’ll guide you”
The student becomes the teacher 🙏🏻
Back in O.C. Calif when I was 30 my wife heard a commercial on the radio about a P.F. show coming up. Knowing I am a Floyd fan she called the radio station (KMET - LA, “The Mighty Met”) to get information on the concert, The DJ on live radio Cynthia Fox…. said...."Congratulations, YOU are caller number 10, YOU just won tickets to the show and the Sound Check Party before the show"...
I met David Gilmour back stage. He gave us both 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 told him his music will stand the test of time with anything from Beethoven or Mozart. He smiled even bigger. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. Hard to explain how awesome that moment was in my life. 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, better than any other guitarist I know. . I told him in my eyes he’s a “Legend“. He thanked me and said “Enjoy the show”…. during the concert after the song “Money” he looked right at me and said…. “On saxophone, another Legend, Mr. Raphael Ravenscroft” … acknowledging my comment to him. It is my favorite moment in over 300 shows I’ve seen.
I asked David…. How do you create those awesome solos?… he said….. I sit on a stool and listen to what Roger, Nick and Rick put down and play along. I listen to what I played and pick out what I like, then I put the pieces together into one piece then learn to play it as one. Our fans are fanatics for our shows to sound like the albums so I must play it correctly each time in a show. I have the concert Brochure and album on the wall with David’s picture centerfold.
All of us fortunate enough to have seen this show live were in a TRANCE.... MESMERIZED the entire show... as you can imagine. We walked out saying.... What did we just witness? That was out of this world incredible. The Red Fender Stratocaster he used for this concert in the Guitar Collector World is ....PRICELESS
An amazing story....Lucky you...👍
Thank you for sharing this story. I listed to both KMET and KLOS back then. We certainly were fortunate to live our youth during that period.
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WOW! Thanks so much for sharing your experience!💞
I was never so worried about my safety for a song being played live as this one as the lows were so low, I was literally glancing up to the rafters thinking the concrete would start to crumble....lol
Listening to this is like going back 50 years and a million light years forward.
“People wonder why I love this music so much more than rap”... what? Who are these people? I’m no snitch but maybe you should report them to the authorities, comparing Pink Floyd to rap is a crime.
He didn’t actually compare pink floyd to rap, he meant he’d rather listen to proper music rather than rap. I mean pink floyd over pop music is a given.
@@Mark-om3cl you misunderstood, I didn’t say or imply he was making such comparison, but those who ask why Pink Floyd over rap are.
It seems Kids don't listen to Rock Radio.much less terrestrial radio. I discussed this with Brandon before
It's not just rap You could say the same for majority of New rock.
@@andreshernandez1180 I’m still not sure what you’re saying. Are you saying you don’t like Pink Floyd but you like rap? Rap is not even music.
@@nedrini1055 *sigh* I hate explaining self-explanatory comments but here we go... in the first part I ask who could be wondering why Pink Floyd over rap, this means I don’t understand who could possibly doubt such a preference, in other words I don’t understand how some people can’t see why someone would prefer Pink Floyd since it’s obviously the better choice, see? Now that (I hope) you understand the first part, the second part should reinforce that. If you still have doubts, I can’t help you.
I sparked up my pipe for this reaction, as I do for all Pink Floyd songs. Thanks. BTW, Hi Mom, your kid has a good sense for great music. I watch all his videos.
"Pink Floyd should have their own genre." I have been saying for decades that Pink Floyd are their own genre. There is nobody that can do it like Pink Floyd, nobody, and that's just a fact. Pink Floyd's music crosses through from one generation to the next, there is no other band that can do that like Pink Floyd does it. The members of Pink Floyd may be getting older but their music never gets old. That's what makes Pink Floyd a timeless masterpiece, a work of art.
I would also like to point out one thing: the background singers are also so great at this entire concert. great voices, great outfits and so many different moves. everything very professional and syncron. (one of them for example was Sam Brown who had a hit with the song "Stop")
Sam had an issue with her throat and cant sing now iirc, which a massive loss for such a good singer
Sam Brown’s father, Joe, was also a pop star in the late fifties and sixties.
You and your MOM now have done 2 out of 3 of the best live songs. Only one to go for the trifecta of BEST of live Pink Floyd.
"On the Turning Away" LIVE Delicate Sounds of Thunder Tour 1988.!*!*!*!*!*!* You won't be disappointed.
2nd Greatest Live Guitar Solo Of All Time.... Only because Number One Greatest is coming later in the show.
Your Mom is GREAT.
Glad she is able to share in your love for Pink Floyd.
Thanks again for sharing this wonderful song with us all. 😎
Wow. I think that’s the first time I’ve ever seen your mother break facial and smile ! Nicely done. Your mother would destroy anyone at a poker table.
I subbed because your mother smiled.
Thanks to you and your mother...gooood reaction 😍😍
Pink Floyd ...The endless river .
Forever and ever 💓💓💓💓
Seen this concert in 1994, Arrowhead Stadium in KC.......played for 3 hours and kicked major ass! Side note,it was so loud my ears rang for a week.
One doesn't merely listen to Pink Floyd. One EXPERIENCES Pink Floyd. Welcome aboard. Now buckle up and enjoy the ride.
So nice to see your mom loves it too. I went to the Pulse concert, it was the best concert I have ever been too.
I grew up when there music was new and fresh. And many years later. It's still new and fresh
I love your enthusiasm, especially for Floyd. I have been a fan since 1967 when I was 12. They have come a long way since then. I would suggest almost any song by this band. Time, Great Gig In The Sky, Money, Wish You Were Here, Echoes (live in the ruins of Pompeii), Shine On You Crazy Diamond are all classics but then there are the Syd Barrett songs on Piper At The Gates Of Dawn or Set The Controls For The Heart of The Sun from their second album, A Saucerful Of Secrets. It is great that you can enjoy this music with your Mom. She is a wonderful addition to your channel. By the way, Floyd's live shows are usually even better than the recorded material but you probably already know this.
I am your age and I totally agree with your comments.
2 of my favorite albums are Marooned and Endless river!!!
Very cool reactions! I'm 76 and play Pink Floyd everyday. As you say it takes me to a different place. I'm energized and relaxed at the same time. I am glad your Mom "gets" Pink Floyd. Its the gift that keeps on giving.
I remember during this performance of "Sorrow" in May of 1994 in the old Foxboro Stadium, the whole stadium literally vibrated from the massive amount of bass during the opening. I remember the giddiness I felt from the vibrations! It was so cool!
I was there too.
Saw them both nights.
That crappy little stadium never sounded or looked that good.
Good to hear from another New England Floyd Fan.
I also saw them in the Providence Civic Center.
It was hard to believe they fit that whole show in that place.
Massachusetts?
@@Johnnyultra1 add another that was there. im from RI.
@Richard Collette I was at one of the concerts in Foxboro, Massachusetts. It was at the old Patriots stadium before it was torn down to build the Gillette Stadium. The concert was fantastic, despite it being cool and breezy.
@@richardcollette9884 Oh Yeah.
It was Wicked Pissa!
Okay, so enough of watching it on a monitor. Get the DVD, find a 75 inch pllasma with a kickass surround sound and prepare to freak out!! Each song has it's own light show!!! Simply the best concert production ever!!!
Every song is breathtaking!
Dude. More Mom = Yes! She's a badass. I went to see PF on this tour at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri in 94. It was crazy. We were 4th row. The bright white lights that you see from the bottom of the stage in this, Comfortably Numb, and other songs we could literally feel the heat on our faces. I would've loved for you and your Mom to have been there with us. Thanks, my friends....
It was back in the late sixties when I first got into Pink Floyd. I still love them today at the age of 71. They are technically brilliant in everything they do. You don't just listen to their music, you feel every note as if they were playing to every emotion in your body. You could equate them to Shakespeare with their lyrics and copied by many bands, which is a testimony in its own right.
Do High Hopes from the same concert… I saw this concert in Chicago… but this one was filmed in London… great reaction keep it up.
The most amazing thing about David Gilmour is during an interview he said he doesn't read music. All of this music burst straight out of his mind. He doesn't write music, he is music. I have bee listening to him for five decades.
I stood 10 m from David and Nick as they played Comfortably Numb and all their big hits on the Delicate Sounds of Thunder tour in Australia in 1988.
With the soaring vocals of Margaret Taylor and Rachel Fury it was a supreme moment in musical history for all of us there on that hot sultry night, outside under the stars of the Southern Cross.
The concert finished with an incredible version of Run like Hell, the drum beat of which seemed to follow us all the way home after we had left in an almost trance like state.
Truly the greatest concert I've ever witnessed.
Back in the 1970s, my parents never commented on the loud music we were always listening to, up until one day I played Pink Floyd when she was in the next room.
She came in and asked, "What is this music, I have never heard anything that sounds so amazingly beautiful?".
The record that was playing "really loudly", was Dark Side of the Moon, and the cut was "The Great Gig in the Sky".
She was always listening to Pink Floyd after that, and would come upstairs just to hear it, especially whenever there was a new record out from them.
She LOOOOVED Wish You Were Here, as did some girls that did not like loud rock and roll at all.
I have so many stories I want to tell, but the short answer is, I love watching your mom react, and she should yes yes yes be part of your reactions whenever you play something she likes.
And there were many many bands that were just as amazing. And the best thing is these bands had there own creative sound
When Gilmour passes...it will truly be the day that the music died! GOAT
I was so happy I found you on you tube. I was looking for Pink Floyd reactions and found you. Your statement about rap hooked me. Then you brought your mom in to join you. I love it. You guys make me smile,lifts my mood and in this day and age that's well needed.I'm 70 WTF?? and these reaction videos have brought me back. The memories...but honestly i'm surprised that i have any recall. Just kidding but those concerts were indescribable with what was in my brain at that time. God, so much fun.
I was a lighting tech back then and saw this your in KC. The lighting rig used 16 semi trailers! I knew the lighting director on this tour. This was a huge set! Loved it!
Your mom is awesome! I love how open minded she is and it was great to see her with you enjoying Pink Floyd!
Another great song by David Gilmour of Pink Floyd is “Then I Close My Eyes!” You’ll love it.
Good to see mom joining you for another Pink Floyd reaction. She gets that mesmerized look when David plays his guitar 😊. No one makes a guitar sing with emotion like David Gilmour , he’s a guitar master. Try reacting to High Hopes and Coming Back to Life.
As for having your mom on the channel with you, yes. Enjoy life with each other. My mom passed in 2011 and would give anything to have her back.
So great to see you enjoying your Pink Floyd journey. I grew up with their music and it gives me huge pleasure seeing you get the same enjoyment from their music as I did, and still do.👍👍🎵🎵😊😊 PS I was very fortunate to see this concern live - 16th October 1994 Earls Court London, phenomenal experience. Of the six time I saw them live, this was the pinnacle. Best wishes.
I'm SO jealous!!! I can only try to imagine how amazing it was to be there- so glad you got to experience it!
Pink Floyd has been my favorite band since childhood when my older brother bought the The Dark Side of the Moon album when it came out. Next up was the album. Animals, and I was hooked for life. To see younger generations fall in love with PF now shows what a timeless band they've become.
You react with your mother. Congratulation. My mother is in heaven since 2016. I wish this kind of journey whit her but it ‘s too late . God bless you and your mom. Kissss from France
During a reaction to this song on another channel, a person had written this comment: "I love Sorrow".
I had a good laugh reading this comment, because who else but Pink Floyd can make us love Sorrow?
A lot of the great bands and incredible music from that time was very creative and original and shouldn't be put neatly into a box, or genre. Much like people, great music such as anything from Pink Floyd, is totally original and independent and should never be restricted for the sake of someone's limited views. I love your channel and it's great that you and your mom are discovering this great band much like my mother and I did many years ago.
Well said!
I couldn’t agree more, there is great music of all different genres, but Floyd is absolutely their own genre…
This is my favorite performance from the Pulse concert. Yes, I like it even more than Comfortably Numb!
Listen to "Coming Back to Life" from this concert with your mom. It's a particularly beautiful song and I think she'll be thrilled again...
High Hopes from the same concert! Trust me❤️
I seen that Concert in OHIO STATE STADIUM 🏟️ PACKED OVER 150 Thousand People Easy. Best LIGHT SHOW EVER SEEN. One of the Greatest Experience I've ever HAD.
I wish you could have seen PF...no film, no disc, fully captures the mood and the feel. I saw this tour...mesmerizing and mind blowing.
Great reaction video - great energy!! Thank you!
My favorite live performance of all time!!!
Gotta get her on these songs from the same concert:
- HIGH HOPES
- LEARNING TO FLY
- SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND
All from the 94 Pulse concert!!
Keep going, love seeing your mom hanging with you 🙂👍
Or as an intro to PF/DAVID GILMORE, how about the ENDLESS RIVER ALBUM OR SOUNDTRACK ?? IM amazed at how many people aren't familiar with this music! Just goes to show how shallow thier concept of good music is! I'm 60, I have my music, love what I love, don't care for alot of what's out there, but I don't know what others listen to, but most people I know don't listen to what I do! Most haven't even heard of the groups I like!
He'll, of also go and buy her the PULSE DVD SET, LET HER WATCH THAT ALSO!! GIVE HER SOME THC COOKIES, A COMFORTABLE RECLINER, SOME HEADPHONES, DIM THE LIGHTS AND LET THE SHOW BEGIN😎😎😎😎😎,!!!! HELL, IM UP FOR IT!!!!
@@russpendergraft5057 I’d do the same and also drop acid 😂
Watch the whole concert, truly amazing.
ANOTHER GREAT JOB! IT IS WONDERFUL YOU BRING YOUR BEUTIFUL MOTHER INTO THE FLOYD MOVEMENT! KEEP IT UP. TIME FOR THE WALL MOVIE.KEEP UP THE GREAT REACTIONS
Thank you so much!
I always love watching Pink Floyd and it is exactly as you said. It's much worth your time to watch the whole Pulse concert if you haven't already. David Gilmores guitar is a "Weapon Of Mass Pleasure" to me. Loved watching you. Mom is great. I have been listening to PF nearly every day for 50+ yearsn and am still thrilled every time. I am subscribing today!
Big. I liked Mom. Hugs from Brazil.
Thank you!!!
I was lucky enough to have seen this band three times in concert. In'81 for the Wall, in '87 for Momentary Lapse of Reason, and on this tour for Pulse in '94. Three of the top ten shows I have been to. For an amazing live performance I rank right up there with the best I have seen, check out Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa doing "I'd Rather go Blind" live in Amsterdam.I see you like Zeppelin as well so maybe check out their live version of Kashmir from Celebration day. Cheers
One word. eargasm
Its good to see your reactions, I am 64 years old and I have been listening to pink floyd for over 50 years. I have seen them in concert 5 times including the PULSE concert at Earl Court. Seeing and hearing a show like this is an experience that stays with you for life. Who is there today that could put on a show like this?.
Pink Floyd needs to be heard pretty loud on really good speakers. My dad loved it too. Best concert I've ever been to. You and mom keep it up!
Would love to get a reaction to Beth Hart - Am I the one, live at Paradiso!!! (prepare to be blown away)
I am an oddball, for the first tem years I jammed out to this song I always pictured the song being about war... I grew up living in the shadows of the final stages of bringing Western Europe out of the seemingly never ending "night" that World War 2 had done to Europe. I spent 11 years of my first 21years living in West Germany. I remember how polluted and war scarred places still were on our first 4 year stint there. We came back 4 years later in 1980 and things had improved drastically. We left in 84, came back in 85, I left in 86 and returned in 89 and left again about 2 months after the Iron Curtain had collapsed. This song is an "anthem" for every cockroach move humanity marks on this planet, war or climate...
Pink Floyd creates Vibes
I heard David say in an interviewer asked David about the band and David replied "What band?" He's solo now but they do get together at times. They all have solo careers
. Since Richard ( the keyboardist) passed away, there's 3 survivors Mason, Gilmour, and Waters
David and Mason did come together recently to put out a single about the Ukraine war
Great reaction young man and your Mom is lovely!
“High Hopes” same concert is awesome!
I have seen Pink Floyd Live 4 times… I saw this same show Syracuse Carrier Dome 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. The entire crowd was held in a trace and our minds totally blown by what we witnessed.
Coming back to life. for me I needed it at the time
Now I have to agree with you that they are one of the best bands in the world innovative wonderful musicians and their songs incredible love them
Pink Floyd didn't write songs,they wrote epics.
Pure Rock n Roll. Period..........
You and your Mum are very good,keep it going 🇬🇧😘
How I wish, how I wish I was there!
Saw them live in Munich 97... i was 20... one of the epic moments i ever be. Beside Babymetal @Tokyo Dome. ;)
One of my favorite. I’m blessed to been able to listen to this band for over fifty yrs.
I love, love, love that you’re doing these reactions with your mom!! I used to listen to Pink Floyd with my boys when they were young….. now it’s on to my 12 year old grandson. It’s reliving the wonderment of this group all over again! Led Zeppelin too! What a great bonding experience to have with your mom!!! Enjoy🎶❤️ I’m 63 and have been listening to them for over 50 years!
I'm 3 times your age and I listen to this band every week.
Love your enthusiasm, love your relationship (of course Mum must stay) love Floyd! Thanks both for your positivity. Subscribed from 🇬🇧
I think mother and son should react to pink floyd's 'on the turning away ' live performance..its a must..
Your mom has great taste! Pink Floyd was not a band. It was experience one must have to understand them. I was fortunate to have experienced Pink Floyd live twice including this tour.
Pink Floyd started when I was a freshman in high school (1969). I grew up with them. I have just about every album, 8 track, cassette and then in 2009 I got the "Pulse" concert on VHS tape (now on DVD). The pulse concert brought the music from all of those years alive and enhanced. Now I watch it in my living room in surround sound and it almost brings tears to my eyes with all of the memories over the years. It is nice to see you admiring the songs. They are classic! 🎼🎶🎵😆🤣
So many good songs. Learning to Fly, On the Turning Away are two that come to mind. Background singers at Pulse were awesome.
Seen Pink Floyd live in concert late 80’s and was the very best concert I’ve ever been to be a long mile. Phenomenal sound and visual light effects with incredible musicians at the top of their game.
I’ve seen many good concerts & groups since, but sorry they are no match live in concert……
U2, Rolling Stones, Fleetwood Mac, Aerosmith, Eric Clapton, Santana, Genesis all a distant 2nd to Floyd Live 👌
ESTAO ME RECUERDA MI MADRE, ALLA POR LOS AÑOS 70, 80 DONDE YO Y MI HERMANO LE MOSTRABAMOS VIDEOS DE LA EPOCA...ES IGUAL A ESTE JOVEN Y SU MAMA..❤😮😊
One of my favorites. Suggest High Hopes. Gilmore plays a steel guitar @Pulse. 🔥🔥
Here he is performing 'High Hopes' in a more intimate setting.....an acoustic concert. With some strings & some nice choral work. th-cam.com/video/lgE-FNhHy54/w-d-xo.html
Wearing the Inside Out (Rick Wrights finest moment imo) or Childhoods End, or Wots Uh the Deal or......i could go on and on...great reactions..keep em coming thanks
This was an awesome tour. The one that is still my favorite concert l seen was 78 Animals tour. I seen it in Cleveland and my mind is still blown.
Hi mom......... Enjoyed watching you both
Next song should be on the turning away live from new York on there delicate sound of thunder concert.the solo in that song will blow yous away.its great to see a mother and son sharing these great videos together so keep it up as I'll be watching
You need to do Shine On You Crazy Diamond with your mom. You should also do the Moody Blues Nights in white satin live at the Royal Albert Hall your mum will love it.
I think mom and yourself would appreciate Pulse Coming Back To Life
My dad introduced me to Pink Floyd in the early days of Floyd (Syd Barret days and yes I was preteen) and I introduced my kids to them 20 years later. My husband and I both listened to them so the kids had now choice! While I am still mostly fond of the earlier stuff, up to and including DSOTM, my sister says her favorite is Division Bell. My now 35 year old is the only kid that likes them as far back as I do siting Ummagumma as a favorite.
Pink Floyd experimented with different sounds and added amazing light shows to go alone with there experience
If you haven't reacted to "Time" you should. Roger was in his late twenties when he wrote it and I was in my twenties when I first heard it and it scared me into really looking at my life. No one compares to Pink Floyd's ability to take you on a journey of discovery of yourself.
Music at another level
The song, No more turning away live by Pink Floyd is a must.
It was a stunning mind blowing gig ...... this was the 6th time I had seen them live. A privilege to experience them ❤️❤️
the entire PULSE concert is amazing but check out the pulse version of high hopes
Coming Back to Life from the same concert is probably one of PFs most optimistic and uplifting tunes ever and is very underrated and doesn't get the love it deserves.
Another amazing duo reaction!!😍 I so enjoyed the Heart one too! I think you better look up their laser light shows! Not quite as exciting as a concert, but what a blast!!! Not sure if your in Chicagoland too, or just support the teams (your caps 👍lol) but I saw none for here, looks like east coast then TX. I'd always hit one of those light shows up when I hadn't been to a concert in a while and needed a fix😉😂
Keep sharing the magic!!♥️✌🤘
Love the reaction from both of you. Pink Floyd always hits me deep in the heart.
You've gotta do "Time" next, also "High hopes", "On the turning away", "Shine on you crazy diamond" (all parts) and maybe some of their earlier stuff, "Astronomy Domine", "See Emily play", "Arnold Layne" and "Set the controls for the heart of the sun"
That’s just so damn epic! I love David Gilmour! 10:17 he’s like, I guess I should put the brakes on now😂
Yes, bring your mother. she is a very lovely person you are lucky to have her.
I was there. You really enter another world especially since I had never heard the songs before. I had no idea what to expect. Honestly, it was an out of body experience and a little bit intimidating. Then they would play something that was so mellow you would feel like you were on a cloud. By the way, I was not high on drugs. You didn’t need to be.
Your Mum is great ,she listens intently,and gives good comments 🇬🇧😘😘