Love your amazement! Same concert, SORROW, COMFORTABLY NUMB, COMING BACK TO LIFE, HIGH HOPES, TIME, SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND. All from the same Pulse concert. Welcome. You will never find another band like this. Off the charts.
Best band of all times 😎👍 Few songs from Pulse concert 1994 --> Comfortably Numb = best live guitar solo . Sorrow . Coming back to life = 3 guitar solo . High Hopes . Run like hell = how to end a great concert . 😎👍✨🎶
I slept a night outdoors to get myself a ticket when they came to my town on that tour. So worth it, and I did not know it was the last opportunity to see Pink Floyd as a band. They went out with a major bang. It was monumental. Untouchable.
I've been listening to Pink Floyd for 50 years and their music still makes me cry, because it pierces right through to your inner core. No other band has ever touched me as deeply as these guys have.
I love this performance; Tim Renwick is also a phenomenal guitarist. I was fortunate enough to see David Gilmour on his solo tour in 2016 when it came through Chicago. Apparently, he wants to release a new album and possibly tour with it in the next year or two, per a recent Rolling Stone interview. On his last tour, he played a lot of Pink Floyd classics along with his solo work. Definitely worth it to see him live if you get the chance.
Love your reaction & your enjoyment watching the amazing PF, I only got to see Pink Floyd once, how I wish there was a time machine to take me back in time so I could see PF again
Pink Floyds' music speaks to the essence of a persons soul, like no other band ever. A person feels their music as much as they listen to it. I've seen them twice, both phenomenal performances that only PF could pull off! They've sold more than 400 million albums worldwide, that's the most albums sold by any band in history,... except The Beatles of course, who have sold over 600 million! You're outta luck as far as seeing them live, Pink Floyds' original members, (not including Syd Barrett who left the band in 1968), David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Rick Wright and Nick mason,... last performed together at Live 8 Benefit Concert in 2005. There's a video of 'Comfortably Numb from that 2005 concert, at the time it had been over 20 years since the four of them had performed together,.... and it was their last. David Gilmour continued on playing Pink Floyd songs under his own name, I think his last tour was in 2016. Today, David Gilmour is 75 years old, so I don't think your chances of seeing a genuine PF concert are too good. There are a few Pink Floyd Tribute bands that do a pretty good job of replicating their music,.. but of course it's not the same.
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I don't remember THIS song from the 1994 'Pulse' concert. Maybe they played something else that night. But....I saw it played when I attended 3 of their shows during their 'Momentary Lapse of Reason' tour. The 'Pulse' (...or 'Division Bell' ) tour....I went to 2 of those. They opened with 'Astronomy Domine'.....and sprinkled in a lot of other old classics....played all of 'The Division Bell' album.....& then for their 2nd set.....did ALL of the 'Dark Side of the Moon'. Encores were 'Comfortably Numb' & 'Run Like Hell'.
Hey, man- I had the same reaction as you... and I've been a fan since Ummagumma (1967?)... somehow this one escaped me until 2 years ago. It still punches me in the gut. Be safe, you.
Tim Renwick is playing the guitar solo he also played guitar on Al Stewart’s Year of the cat and the backing singer in the middle is Sam Brown she had a single out in 1988 called Stop which is worth a listen
Samantha Brown (born 7 October 1964) is an English singer-songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist, arranger and record producer. Her father is Joe Brown. George Harrison was best man at Brown's second wedding in 2000. Brown is a ukulele player and was a blue-eyed soul and jazz singer. She came to prominence in the late 1980s as a solo artist, releasing six singles that entered the UK Singles Chart during the 1980s and 1990s. Her solo singles, sometimes dealing with lost love included "Stop!", "This Feeling", "Can I Get a Witness", "Kissing Gate", "With a Little Love" and "Just Good Friends". She worked as a session backing vocalist, working with artists such as Gary Moore, George Harrison, Small Faces, Spandau Ballet, Adam Ant, Jon Lord (of Deep Purple), Pink Floyd (also David Gilmour), The Firm, Dodgy and Nick Cave. Brown released her debut album Stop! in 1988. Since then, she has released five studio albums, one EP and three compilation albums, as well as three albums as part of the group Homespun, but lost her singing voice in 2007. She is the daughter of musician Joe Brown and session singer Vicki Brown. Brown's first work in the music industry was in 1978 at the age of 14, when she sang backing vocals on the final studio album by the Small Faces, 78 in the Shade. She also worked as a backing vocalist with several other bands, including Spandau Ballet and with her mother on former Deep Purple keyboardist Jon Lord's third solo album Before I Forget.
Another great reaction. Pink Floyd are no more, David Gilmour and Roger Waters still put out some work and occasionally do gigs, that's about it mate. They are both like 74-75yrs old, Watch this guy David Gilmour live at pompeii 2016, Try High Hopes or Echoes
I was a teenager in the 70's. EVERY 2 weeks a different band was coming to the Washington D.C. area. Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, The Who, Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Van Halen, Fleetwood Mac., Kiss, Parliament-Funkadelic... On and on and on....Sometimes 2 or 3 groups would play the same night.
Beatles, Stones, Pink Floyd and Led Zep are at the top of my list. Please also do their iconic live show at Pompeii in 1971; Echoes part 1 and 2. (they were very young here)
Love yer reaction dude *** was lucky enough to have that playing on the head phones at the top off thee eiffel tower back in the day when it was released *** drummer the girls swagger the solo and the bass calling songs end 👏
I'm afraid no one will go to the Pink Floyd concert :-(. David Gilmour did his last concert (in Pompeii) without the other members of the band in 2016. Rick Wright died in 2008 and that's why no one in the original Pink Floyd Also, don't forget that they are all old (1944 and 1946, respectively), so they will soon be 80 years old ... We will only have to listen to their music from the radio, albums and film recordings. thanks for enriching our lives.
Pinkfloyd unbeatable backup by three incredible people 1-Mac brickman lighting Director 2- Gerald scafe onstage Animation 3-2IC to David gilmour Phil Taylor feed effects to David gilmour sounds Mantence to all guitars 50 years
there will never again be a Pink Floyd live show. David has stated as much, saying without Rick it would be wrong to attempt a Pink Floyd concert, and that portion of history is in the past, with no room in the present or future for such sacrifices(his opinion of playing with Roger again is that it's a sacrifice for the benefit of the fans).
Roger was doing THE WALL still. And Gilmour touring as Gilmour but the remaining three haven't been on stage together as PF since the last Live Aid concert 2005. I saw Roger Waters in 2002 IN THE FLESH tour. he has a lot of great stuff outside of PF. Amused to death / Bravery of being out of range / Perfect Sense. Etc of course it still sounds very floyd like
This song would have to be about astral projection, and if you have ever done this then you would assume the writter of the song has also. Its just sooo perfect in capturing that momemt when you actually realise you dont HAVE to hang around inside your sleeping body, it will be there when you get back. Theres no joy ride in the world "to compare to this". Its like fantasy just became reality. That moment of enlightenment, earth bound but not right now. Ill never forget looking back at earth, this little blue planet and thinking, is this too far, maybe i go back now.
You need to check out the worlds best Pink Floyd cover Band They ar called Brit Floyd they are as close as you will get.....Unless David goes out on a tour and Roger Water goes out Then you will have to catch that lighting in your own bottle....Hope you get the chance when things get back to normal......OH yeah You re not done with Floyd have not touch the surface....You are heading down the Floyd Rabbit hole and you cant stop it now Enjoy your journey
I'll simply say this. The Stones may record great music, but live there isnt a single act that can match what Pink Floyd offers. You want a truly epic musical experience, watch the entire Pulse concert, every song. The production level, the extreme synchronization between the lights and music. Their simple design was to give fans a Visual and Musical experience. No band or artist can even keep up.
I got tips for you bro. 2 uploads i did just today got blocked but i put it in a smaller screen and it became unblocked. But stay clear of The Beatles and Zeppelin theyll always get blocked no matter what. Also you can do lyric videos of these songs! youll be on the come up man
Do Echoes live from pompeii, ive seen other youtubers react to it fine, they dont seem to have taken them down, be nice to see you react to a young floyd :-D
unfortunately we might never see them again like this. Gilmore has lost interest since the death of Richard Wright and Sam Smith is having problems with her voice
The Stones were fun
Pink Floyd leaves the audience shell shocked
Love your amazement! Same concert, SORROW, COMFORTABLY NUMB, COMING BACK TO LIFE, HIGH HOPES, TIME, SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND. All from the same Pulse concert. Welcome.
You will never find another band like this. Off the charts.
Best band of all times 😎👍 Few songs from Pulse concert 1994 --> Comfortably Numb = best live guitar solo . Sorrow . Coming back to life = 3 guitar solo . High Hopes . Run like hell = how to end a great concert . 😎👍✨🎶
I slept a night outdoors to get myself a ticket when they came to my town on that tour. So worth it, and I did not know it was the last opportunity to see Pink Floyd as a band. They went out with a major bang. It was monumental.
Untouchable.
I've been listening to Pink Floyd for 50 years and their music still makes me cry, because it pierces right through to your inner core. No other band has ever touched me as deeply as these guys have.
No other band has ever touched anybody the way these guys did.
I love this performance; Tim Renwick is also a phenomenal guitarist. I was fortunate enough to see David Gilmour on his solo tour in 2016 when it came through Chicago. Apparently, he wants to release a new album and possibly tour with it in the next year or two, per a recent Rolling Stone interview. On his last tour, he played a lot of Pink Floyd classics along with his solo work. Definitely worth it to see him live if you get the chance.
Love your reaction & your enjoyment watching the amazing PF, I only got to see Pink Floyd once, how I wish there was a time machine to take me back in time so I could see PF again
Pink Floyds' music speaks to the essence of a persons soul, like no other band ever. A person feels their music as much as they listen to it. I've seen them twice, both phenomenal performances that only PF could pull off!
They've sold more than 400 million albums worldwide, that's the most albums sold by any band in history,... except The Beatles of course, who have sold over 600 million!
You're outta luck as far as seeing them live, Pink Floyds' original members, (not including Syd Barrett who left the band in 1968), David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Rick Wright and Nick mason,... last performed together at Live 8 Benefit Concert in 2005.
There's a video of 'Comfortably Numb from that 2005 concert, at the time it had been over 20 years since the four of them had performed together,.... and it was their last.
David Gilmour continued on playing Pink Floyd songs under his own name, I think his last tour was in 2016. Today, David Gilmour is 75 years old, so I don't think your chances of seeing a genuine PF concert are too good.
There are a few Pink Floyd Tribute bands that do a pretty good job of replicating their music,.. but of course it's not the same.
Yes People Once I Hit 1000 Subs I will either do a Q&A or an FAQ on a reaction channel and if you wanted to ever start how to do so! Let me know in the comments what you would prefer 👍
I don't remember THIS song from the 1994 'Pulse' concert. Maybe they played something else that night. But....I saw it played when I attended 3 of their shows during their 'Momentary Lapse of Reason' tour. The 'Pulse' (...or 'Division Bell' ) tour....I went to 2 of those. They opened with 'Astronomy Domine'.....and sprinkled in a lot of other old classics....played all of 'The Division Bell' album.....& then for their 2nd set.....did ALL of the 'Dark Side of the Moon'. Encores were 'Comfortably Numb' & 'Run Like Hell'.
Hey, man- I had the same reaction as you... and I've been a fan since Ummagumma (1967?)... somehow this one escaped me until 2 years ago. It still punches me in the gut. Be safe, you.
Tim Renwick is playing the guitar solo he also played guitar on Al Stewart’s Year of the cat and the backing singer in the middle is Sam Brown she had a single out in 1988 called Stop which is worth a listen
such a good player!!
@@justjord4088 he is good and are you from London
@@robertphelps1574 yes north west
@@justjord4088 I’m from the propper part of London south east
Samantha Brown (born 7 October 1964) is an English singer-songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist, arranger and record producer. Her father is Joe Brown. George Harrison was best man at Brown's second wedding in 2000.
Brown is a ukulele player and was a blue-eyed soul and jazz singer. She came to prominence in the late 1980s as a solo artist, releasing six singles that entered the UK Singles Chart during the 1980s and 1990s. Her solo singles, sometimes dealing with lost love included "Stop!", "This Feeling", "Can I Get a Witness", "Kissing Gate", "With a Little Love" and "Just Good Friends". She worked as a session backing vocalist, working with artists such as Gary Moore, George Harrison, Small Faces, Spandau Ballet, Adam Ant, Jon Lord (of Deep Purple), Pink Floyd (also David Gilmour), The Firm, Dodgy and Nick Cave.
Brown released her debut album Stop! in 1988. Since then, she has released five studio albums, one EP and three compilation albums, as well as three albums as part of the group Homespun, but lost her singing voice in 2007.
She is the daughter of musician Joe Brown and session singer Vicki Brown. Brown's first work in the music industry was in 1978 at the age of 14, when she sang backing vocals on the final studio album by the Small Faces, 78 in the Shade. She also worked as a backing vocalist with several other bands, including Spandau Ballet and with her mother on former Deep Purple keyboardist Jon Lord's third solo album Before I Forget.
That percussionist is a show all by himself; dude was on fire!
Another great reaction. Pink Floyd are no more, David Gilmour and Roger Waters still put out some work and occasionally do gigs, that's about it mate. They are both like 74-75yrs old, Watch this guy David Gilmour live at pompeii 2016, Try High Hopes or Echoes
FACES OF STONE and 5AM from the Pompeii concert are awesome as well!
@@WhiteSox-mp2wl agreed...505 is short but perfect.. Castellorizon/On An Island live gdansk is also a must see
You are everywhere arent you Glenn? yeah he should def watch that one. That made me cry for real watching that lol
@@Austinreactss I'm purebred Floydian Austin, I am required to attend. ;^/
Saw them in 94
nice
So did I in Columbus Ohio. Greatest show I've ever or will ever witness.
I love the jumping drummer! ❤
I was a teenager in the 70's. EVERY 2 weeks a different band was coming to the Washington D.C. area. Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, The Who, Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Van Halen, Fleetwood Mac., Kiss, Parliament-Funkadelic... On and on and on....Sometimes 2 or 3 groups would play the same night.
I don’t think anyone is going to complain about you doing anything from Pulse.
Beatles, Stones, Pink Floyd and Led Zep are at the top of my list. Please also do their iconic live show at Pompeii in 1971; Echoes part 1 and 2. (they were very young here)
You just witnessed ONE OF the best live concerts ever! Now try Led Zeppelin live in MSG 1973 and you may change your mind about the Stones !
Love yer reaction dude *** was lucky enough to have that playing on the head phones at the top off thee eiffel tower back in the day when it was released *** drummer the girls swagger the solo and the bass calling songs end 👏
Sorrow and Coming Back To Life from this concert is more epicness.
6 Gilmore solos between the two.
You can’t see PF now but if you ever get a chance to see Brit Floyd, a tribute band, you should.
I was going to say the same thing. I've seen them 6 times. It's always a good time.
I'm afraid no one will go to the Pink Floyd concert :-(. David Gilmour did his last concert (in Pompeii) without the other members of the band in 2016. Rick Wright died in 2008 and that's why no one in the original Pink Floyd Also, don't forget that they are all old (1944 and 1946, respectively), so they will soon be 80 years old ... We will only have to listen to their music from the radio, albums and film recordings. thanks for enriching our lives.
Pinkfloyd unbeatable backup by three incredible people 1-Mac brickman lighting Director 2- Gerald scafe onstage Animation 3-2IC to David gilmour Phil Taylor feed effects to David gilmour sounds Mantence to all guitars 50 years
there will never again be a Pink Floyd live show. David has stated as much, saying without Rick it would be wrong to attempt a Pink Floyd concert, and that portion of history is in the past, with no room in the present or future for such sacrifices(his opinion of playing with Roger again is that it's a sacrifice for the benefit of the fans).
Listen to keep talking by Pink Floyd
Can’t see the real deal, BUT groups like The Australian Pink Floyd Show and Brit Floyd do an admirable job recreating the sets and music.
The wall, Los Angeles concert best I've ever seen. Nothing better since then, nothing.
Roger was doing THE WALL still. And Gilmour touring as Gilmour but the remaining three haven't been on stage together as PF since the last Live Aid concert 2005. I saw Roger Waters in 2002 IN THE FLESH tour. he has a lot of great stuff outside of PF. Amused to death / Bravery of being out of range / Perfect Sense. Etc of course it still sounds very floyd like
É incrível🎸🎸🎸🎸
A few years too late..they are not performing anymore.... Was the best Concert I ever witnessed live... 1994 in The Netherlands
This song would have to be about astral projection, and if you have ever done this then you would assume the writter of the song has also. Its just sooo perfect in capturing that momemt when you actually realise you dont HAVE to hang around inside your sleeping body, it will be there when you get back. Theres no joy ride in the world "to compare to this". Its like fantasy just became reality. That moment of enlightenment, earth bound but not right now. Ill never forget looking back at earth, this little blue planet and thinking, is this too far, maybe i go back now.
Oh, you'll never see a guitar solo, (Tim Renwick), like that from Keith Richards!
You need to check out the worlds best Pink Floyd cover Band They ar called Brit Floyd they are as close as you will get.....Unless David goes out on a tour and Roger Water goes out Then you will have to catch that lighting in your own bottle....Hope you get the chance when things get back to normal......OH yeah You re not done with Floyd have not touch the surface....You are heading down the Floyd Rabbit hole and you cant stop it now Enjoy your journey
You got it!, I will get the tickets if you get the time machine we'll need. Cheers! ;)
Try "Sorrow" from the same concert.
If you have lovely thought provoking images in your mind then Floyd has worked on you matey!!
I'll simply say this. The Stones may record great music, but live there isnt a single act that can match what Pink Floyd offers. You want a truly epic musical experience, watch the entire Pulse concert, every song. The production level, the extreme synchronization between the lights and music. Their simple design was to give fans a Visual and Musical experience. No band or artist can even keep up.
Sorry mate. It's all done.
Oh yeah! Turn your volume up.
I got tips for you bro. 2 uploads i did just today got blocked but i put it in a smaller screen and it became unblocked. But stay clear of The Beatles and Zeppelin theyll always get blocked no matter what. Also you can do lyric videos of these songs! youll be on the come up man
Thanks for the advice and support bro! Appreciate you x
@@justjord4088 Yeah bro no problem! seriously anything you wanna know about TH-cam and reactions I got you bro!
Driving in to the sunset your never going to reach..lol
You may not get Pink Floyd but you might have get a Dave Gilmour gig occasionally
Do Echoes live from pompeii, ive seen other youtubers react to it fine, they dont seem to have taken them down, be nice to see you react to a young floyd :-D
Only David still tours.
Wow you are so handsome.😍
Watch comfortably Numb from pulse if you think learning to fly was good! This will make you pee your pants!
Stones better than Floyd? Controversial.
Stones were more chart oriented , Floyd were more a compass for the soul and infinitely more replayable.
Sorry bro, but Pink floyd (this group from 1994) dont play anymore.
unfortunately we might never see them again like this. Gilmore has lost interest since the death of Richard Wright and Sam Smith is having problems with her voice
you cant compare pink floyd to any other group
I've seen the "STONES"......four times. They were crap all four times. I can name fifteen bands that are much better.