One of the greatest guitar solos ever. Still gives me goosebumps almost 50 years after it came out. So glad I grew up when music like this was being made. Nothing today can compare.

@RaymondBCrisp

2 жыл бұрын

Saw this tour live in Indy in the mid 90s. Was freaking awe-inspiring. The whole audience was transfixed and mesmerized by the solo at the end and the morphing disco ball. I caught myself with my jaw hanging open and looked around. LOL, everyone else was standing around slack-jawed too! Was the same back when I saw them for the first time in the mid 80s. Only that time it was more of a laser light display that had everyone once again slack-jawed. When they went into the chorus, "A distant ship smoke on the horizon, your are only coming through in waves..." they played the lasers above the audience in a pattern that looked like you were viewing waves on the ocean from underneath. It was totally badass! Such great memories!!!

@s.mcpherson6354

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen this tour, and this song played live several times, and the solos I saw were all fantastic, yet still they weren't as incredible as this one is.

@malcshone4409

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. It transcends mere " guitaring" and becomes something above and beyond.

@mikeharry1799

2 жыл бұрын

THE greatest guitar solo ever :) To me the closest runner up is the Time solo... and then nothing for miles and miles...

@KeesKouwenberg

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeharry1799 Yes: THE!

The entire Pulse concert is stunning. Every song.

@innosanto

2 жыл бұрын

I don't like as much as their other concerts. There is no oomf or caffeine. Waters is that. The wall 1980 is great concert. Amazing.

@kehrseite5154

2 жыл бұрын

@@innosanto Roger may have been the mastermind in a philosophical / lyrical way of Pink Floyd, but without David and his musical genius the band would never have become this expressive and popular. All line-ups featuring Roger Waters never had that charism of David's late configuration. No wonder: Richard Wright, Nick Mason, Tim Renwick, Jon Carin and some other former musicians of Pink Floyd stood with Gilmour.

@CD-so7qu

2 жыл бұрын

@@innosanto the wall is what I used to have at the top of the list of concerts..but what they did with this concert..pulse concert..blows everything else away..not even fvcking close..and I haven't seen anything else from any other singer,, group,, that is in the same universe..with the performance..they put on here..and I'm completely aw struck,, cause it was much more than, just performance..it was..EPIC.. ICONIC..

@kehrseite5154

2 жыл бұрын

@@CD-so7qu 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️ If I could turn back time, I sure would have been at this concert. I heard some Interviews with people that have been there. And they all said it was „out of this world“! Watching the video of that concert, I can feel what they mean. At least I have played in a Pink Floyd tribute band for about 10 years and it was the best time of my live so far. Shine on!

@chuckhutton5087

8 ай бұрын

@@CD-so7quThe song “ High Hopes” from this tremendous “ Pulse” concert was sublimely amazing. The acoustic and then slide steel then back to acoustic at the end brings tears to my eyes each time.

“David Gilmour can do more with one note than most other guitar players can do with the whole fretboard.” -- Dave Mustaine (guitarist for Metallica, Megadeth)

You have just heard what is undoubtedly the greatest guitar solo ever played.

@robertcameron3709

2 жыл бұрын

Close, but no cigar.

@capcolombie3834

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertcameron3709 So name a better solo? You know you can't.

@robertcameron3709

2 жыл бұрын

@@capcolombie3834 tough one but I'll give it a shot. Leslie West on Theme For An Imaginary Western, live on Night of the guitars tour. Adrian Gurvitz, In Dreams, from Kick off your muddy boots. Danny Johnston, Drivin Sideways. Johnny Winter, It's my own Fault, from Live Johnny Winter And. Eric Johnston, Manhattan from Venus Isle. When the Sun Meets the Sky, same album. In fact half a dozen numbers from that masterpiece. Steve Vai, Touching Toungues, also Whispering a Prayer, and a few others. Albert Lee, Country Boy, any version you like. Dickie Betts and Duane Allman on Blue Sky from Eat a Peach. Followed on the album by Little Martha which is acoustic, not as epic as comfortably numb though. Pete Haycock, Lucienne. Jeff Beck, Where Were You, Brush With The Blues. Ry Cooder, Southern Comfort. Take your pick, some are epic and melodic, some are technical, some are all three.

@robertcameron3709

2 жыл бұрын

@@BertSmithLondon grossly underrated player is Mark.

@kgunitkeese17

2 жыл бұрын

@@robertcameron3709 Jimi Hendrix, Voodoo Child live at Woodstock.

David Gilmour is a living treasure, no one can get ore emotion out of an electric guitar.

@billyrampersad1750

8 ай бұрын

Gary Moore perhaps ?

@youssefbechta878

6 ай бұрын

​@@billyrampersad1750 no david gilmour is the king of giitare

Best concert EVER! 1994 Oakland, California. Amazing!

As others have stated before me: “You don’t just listen to Pink Floyd…you EXPERIENCE Pink Floyd.”

I was at that gig. Mindblower.

@AsiaandBJ

2 жыл бұрын

😱

@paul00390

2 жыл бұрын

Me, too.

@davenunyabusiness4893

2 жыл бұрын

I too caught them in 94! Once in a life time experience

@joecrowder1334

2 жыл бұрын

one of the top nights of my life!

@TheMightyOdin

2 жыл бұрын

I was there as well but not this exact show. When that disco ball opened up my head exploded.

At last - you are going to love this - Probably the best guitar solo ever bar none

I was at this concert. You didn’t just listen to Pink Floyd, you felt it throughout your body, especially your mind and finally you watched it with the fantastic light show. Having been to concerts since the 1970s, This concert with Pink Floyd had arguably one of the best sound systems. I’ve heard other bands in this venue and the some of them their sound systems sucked, reverbing echoes so much you couldn’t make out any words. This was their encore song, the final song. When everyone walked out to go home hardly anyone spoke, they just witnessed a concert of a lifetime; an experience we collectively all tried to process as we left. We were all speechless.

@bruun1974

Жыл бұрын

It was crazy loud and at the same time CRAZY crystal clear. To me (with my mind somewhat influenced by shrooms) at times it felt like a warm blanket. I'm not exaggerating when I say that I was not the same man walking out of there in dumbfounded silence after the concert as the one who went through the gates that afternoon.

@ianscholes3049

Жыл бұрын

I was at this concert too but the last song was 'Run Like Hell'. Your reaction is spot on though, concert of a lifetime.

@angharaddenby3389

11 ай бұрын

It was actually their 2nd encore of three. The full encore was Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb and Run Like Hell. I was there for three nights - and again at Maine Road. And I still missed things!

David Gilmour is the understated guitar genius of the past fifty years.

@antonytheolddog8626

2 жыл бұрын

He is no way understated my friend.. He is fully recognise as one of the all time greats... With Mr page, Eric Clapton. Jimi of course... The ones who are truly understated are Darrell dime bag, or James hetfield. And most definitely Kirk Hammett is absolutely overlooked.. Also one guy from my neck of the woods who is a Brilliant guitarist and and criminally over looked and understated is John squire of the stone roses... Tell me I'm wrong about squire... He is as good as anyone who pick a guitar up... Still Dave....he's not bad huh .😎

@edwardrutledge2765

2 жыл бұрын

@@antonytheolddog8626 …understated in the sense he avoided the theatricality of guys like Page, making his sound the focus, not windmilling arms, teeth pick, or other showboating. His understatement not diminishing the greatness. Get it now?

@antonytheolddog8626

2 жыл бұрын

@@edwardrutledge2765 oh, Well now you put it like that . No, I have no idea..🤔 Yeah...I get it now chief.. Now you explained it correctly.🤨

@neverlandxx73

2 жыл бұрын

Actually Prince is the most understated Guitar genius of our generation. David Gilmour is by all account a brilliant player, but for me the understated champion goes to Prince just my humble opinion. :) stay safe and Healthy.

@edwardrutledge2765

2 жыл бұрын

@@neverlandxx73 ..Prince was indeed talented, but my use of “understated “ seems to confuse. Prince played exceptionally, but flamboyantly; my use of understated refers to delivering great guitar solos with quiet dignity. That’s Gilmour, not Page, Hendrix, or Prince…all wonderful , by the way…as is Bonamassa, etc, but David does it calmly.

Pink Floyd saved my life when I was a young man...their music soothed my anger in a way that nothing else could...I am profoundly grateful for this music and what it did for a troubled young man as myself.

@ernestnunez803

Жыл бұрын

Mother is one song that I hear every time..I wanna 😭. It was so deep for me. Miss my mother.

David Gilmour is a guitar god! He belongs on the guitar Mount Rushmore along with SRV, Jimi, Eddie Van Halen! He’s nearly 80 and can still kill it!

arguably one of the best solo's in rock music

@tomh5006

2 жыл бұрын

No argument here that's for sure. David Gilmour is a bad man on that guitar 🎸

@belegurthbaggins805

2 жыл бұрын

there's no argument . anything dave gilmore does is incredible

@joereidoutdoorsman.3136

Жыл бұрын

There is no argument it is

This version is so incredible it really is, love what he does when the discoball opens up

I was at this exact concert and its still the best concert i have ever seen. Witnessing Gilmour's solo was almost spiritual. An amazing night.

@daiboy8076

Жыл бұрын

And ever will

@chazrjr

Жыл бұрын

Completely agree. I didn't miss many shows in the 80's or 90's....... Seriously the best I've ever seen. Birmingham,Al. Legion Field. At least 75 thousand there. Unreal live

@djallen16

11 ай бұрын

I saw this tour in Washington DC, best concert I ever saw.

@kennybelew1326

10 ай бұрын

I would have been 1 years old. I still cry watching this. Man…

@TheSmurf1973

7 ай бұрын

I am so envious. It must have been amazing.

Greatest live guitar solo ever. 'High Hopes' from the same concert is a must.

@dax87434

2 жыл бұрын

That steel guitar solo at the end always gets me

.Fun Fact---- According to Waters, Barrett(original singer, who was dealing with serious mental issues) came into what would be their last rehearsal session together with a new song. He was calling it, "Have You Got It Yet?," and the first couple times they ran through it, it seemed simple enough. Soon the band realized that the song wasn't simple at all - Barrett would change the melody and the arrangement constantly with each new practice run - slightly at first, but more and more each time they played it. Barrett would play it again for them, with the capricious structure changes, and each time he would ask, "Have you got it yet?" Of course, the band never did quite get it, as they were chasing the proverbial carrot on the string. Eventually they realized that they had become victims of Barrett's eccentric sense of humor. In fact Waters stated, in an interview for The Pink Floyd and Syd Barrett Story, that upon realizing Barrett was deliberately making the tune impossible to learn, he put down his bass guitar, left the room, and never attempted to play with Barrett again. Waters had called it "a real act of mad genius".

@yodude9624

2 жыл бұрын

🤯

@alansmith7626

2 жыл бұрын

I think it may have been his last act of Brilliance! I Love that story...he played them...LOL

@jakehunt3392

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine getting trolled by syd Barrett 🤷‍♂️😂

@johnselwitz5362

Жыл бұрын

Here’s another interesting and heartwarming thing about Pink Floyd: for obvious reasons, they had to kick Syd Barrett out of the band, his drug use and mental problems had become too much of an issue for them to carry on with him, so they parted ways. However after every album and every tour they did without him, they would always send Barrett a percentage of the money they would make off of the record sales/tours or whatever. Even though Syd wasn’t physically a part of the group anymore, they still cared about him and considered him a member of the band, so they wrote him a check anytime the band made any kind of revenue. I don’t know too many other musical artists who would do something like that.

@megumareta6361

Жыл бұрын

@@johnselwitz5362 They even kept his personal life private. They were very fond of the guy, even David, the guy who was picked to replace him was too as Syd attended David's marriage and left shortly after

David fkn Gilmour, y'all!! That man has been giving me goosebumps for over 40 years!

No matter how many times I hear this song, it always gives me goosebumps

Live "On the turning away" should be next!

Sorrow live pulse concert. Blows your mind. IMO even a more rock solo

@TranceAddict1989

2 жыл бұрын

Facts! My favorite David Gilmour guitar solo after this one.

@davenunyabusiness4893

2 жыл бұрын

@@TranceAddict1989 One of These Days is pretty wild too

@lynnhoffman247

2 жыл бұрын

Yessss! 💥

Ok so I literally just got done watching this, refreshed youtube and here you guys are reacting to it. Guess I'm watching again probably for the 56th time lol

One of the most epic guitar solo`s ever!

This song actually is not about drugs!! When a young lad, Roger Waters was seriously ill and the illness struck again a few hours before he was due to go on stage with Pink Floyd. A doctor was called and he gave Waters an injection that made him well enough to be able to perform, albeit Comfortably Numb! So the song is about his recollections of being ill with the same illness twice over!!!😁😁🇬🇧

@kareemanuel6931

9 күн бұрын

So, no drugs in that injection he gave Waters? What was it then?

D.G. just played the perfect solo every string was strung at the right frequency to just amaze your soul make u vibrate and get into your feelings 😮😊.. I heard from A certain NOBODY that during this solo the ANGEL OF MUSIC TOOK OVER .. He goes by many names but I'll just call him ENLIL..

This Pulse concert version of this song: BEST GUITAR 🎸 SOLO EVER!!! Never get tired of it. Never stop getting chills and close to tears every single time. Pink Floyd quite possibly the most phenomenal band ever to make music. Dave Gilmour’s vocals are near perfect in this LIVE performance! He might be my all time favorite guitarist because he puts so much emotion into his writing, his melodies, his playing. Even though I wasn’t even born yet when Pink Floyd formed their band, I started listening to them as a young teenager and, decades later, still listen to them all the time. 🙌🏼🌈🤘🏼I’m so happy for you guys to be discovering how amazing they are.

@alfredhenton8346

2 жыл бұрын

Comfortably numb was written by Roger waters as a real life experience when he was not feeling well. This was his story of that experience

@ginjamutha

2 жыл бұрын

@@alfredhenton8346 he wrote the lyrics but he definitely didn’t write that guitar solo

@ozturert

Жыл бұрын

@@alfredhenton8346 I think Dave went to Roger and said "I have this nice music in my head, write some lyrics for this". The result is a masterpiece.

@kelleewolfe6875

Жыл бұрын

Its insane that all the years they've been singing this song it sounds exactly the same. Although I do like Gilmour's version better than Water's..

Every single performance from the pulse concert is an absolute masterpiece.

Cool reaction, can't believe someone in the comments suggested the solo was overrated . The best solos are not all about shredding ,speed etc , this solo is filled with emotion , every note is chosen perfectly. Hope you react to more of the pulse concert , it's one of the best live concerts ever recorded in my opinion.

@GrimrDirge

2 жыл бұрын

Emotion beats virtuosity.

@krkhns

2 жыл бұрын

That person needs to look up what Dave Mustaine has to say about Gilmour - ""I'm of the belief that a player like David Gilmour could do more with one note than some of today's shredders can do with a dozen".

@richardgoddard37

2 жыл бұрын

They sort of have a point (probably not the one intended) as this particular solo is edited together from 2 performances because David made a cock-up .

@alex35agm

2 жыл бұрын

If you've seen the movie this solo musically describes the character's descent into madness as to the guitar gradually ascends higher and higher.Gilmour is so talented he can put emotion into guitar notes,most just play guitar,he becomes the guitar.

@sincesixtysix

2 жыл бұрын

@@richardgoddard37 No cock up. I was there. But nearly 2 minutes edited out of the DVD.

Glad you enjoyed it. I was there at the last showing in the u.s., in New Jersey. By myself, no money. Just a bus ticket back to Port Authority, a hit of acid, and a pretzel. One of the most memorable nights in my life

“Comfortably Numb” - “Sorrow” - “On The Turning Away” - "Time" - "Money" - “Another Brick In The Wall” - “Keep Talking” - “High Hopes” - “Great Gig In The Sky” - “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” - “Learning To Fly” - “Coming Back To Life” - "Take It Back" - “Dogs Of War” - “What Do You Want From Me” - “Run Like Hell” - “HEY YOU” - Pink Floyd- David Gilmour Guitar Solos I have seen performed Live in 4 concerts. “The Master Of The Stratocaster”

This song came off the album The Wall which is a concept album that needs to be listened in it's entirety to get a understanding of what it's about..

One of the greatest live guitar solos in rock history. Spine tingling.

they were the very best band EVER please listen and respeact all there music young folks I have since I was 14 and Im not young any more keep up the good raste and workkk peace and GODs Speed Chad

I was fortunate enough to see this tour and I can tell you with 100% certainly that Pink Floyd are from another galaxy. They're on a whole other level of musical genius.

I have seen quite a few reactions to this and it is not at all unusual to see people have a strong emotional reaction to the wondrous guitar solo.

It was great Live! "Lyrics were written by Roger Waters. While many people thought the song was about drugs, Waters insists it is not. The lyrics are about what he felt when he was sick with a fever in his childhood. As an adult, he got that feeling again sometimes, entering delirium state, where he felt disconnected from reality."

David Gilmour's guitar speaks to the soul! So much emotion and passion.

I saw Pink Floyd live in Stuttgart Germany in 1989, best concert I've ever been to, they were PERFECT and the light show was mesmerizing

Their music is a journey. I have been a fan since their beginning and have followed them through my life. Headphones, lean back, eyes closed, and away we go.

One of the saving graces bestowed upon this performance,apart from the other-worldly musical experience as a whole,was no mobile phones..... No sea of arms stretched holding little white squares blocking and ruining the landscape..... You'll never see the likes of this again. Ever.

Glad y'all reacted to this performance. More Pulse, please....Sorrow.

David Gilmour's guitar playing is otherworldly. It's magical, what else can you say? Love seeing you enjoying this so much!

I am so utterly lucky to have seen them in the old Foxboro Stadium in 1994, they were incredible that night and the version of Comfortably Number heard there rivaled the one you just reacted to. Pink Floyd was an experience like no other musically, we tripped to them in Boston in 1975 & 1977, I got to see Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here and Animals in their entirety. You should react to every thing on those Albums, they are beyond classic. They encored with Echoes in 75, we thought the building was in alternate universe for awhile. They were the best I ever saw and I envy you two having a fresh start on reviewing their amazing catalog. Enjoy! 🎸

@sarahzentexas

2 жыл бұрын

I saw them at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City in 1988. A highlight of my concert-going life 💜

This guitar solo has been voted the best of all time by a musicians poll...as a guitar player myself I have to agree

This is my favorite song of all time and my favorite moment in any live show I've seen. I saw the Pulse tour in L.A.

Just watch Pulse, 4th row seats in 94. The solo is edited, its actually another 4 minutes to it.

Love the way Gilmore makes his guitar cry tears of music.

I believe the song is based on two incidences in Roger Waters life, firstly when he was ill as a child and secondly when he was ill before a show and had to have a shot to enable him to perfom

I can never get enough of a David Gilmore solo and I could listen to this for eternity ❤️ Simply a legend.

I saw this tour at Arrowhead. It was life changing. All I could do was just stand there and just soak it in. I never wanted it to end.

Oh yes he CAN play it live. Understatement of the year. LOL

Man, this version gives me goosebumps every time…just watching the video lol. If I could go back and see any concert, I think this would be it.

I've probably now watched about 20 reaction videos of this song and the chills and goosebumps start every time at the start of the solo. This song will never get old, ever.

Guitar just has its own voice. That dude is amazing.

This classic has got to be one of their best loved songs.

He can still play like that; I was fortunate enough to see David Gilmour's solo tour in 2016. He performed this song and many other Pink Floyd classics, along with his solo work. If you ever want to see a more recent performance of his, I suggest 'David Gilmour, Live in Pompeii, Comfortably Numb, 2016' or from the same show, 'In Any Tongue.' As for the Pulse 1994 concert, I suggest checking out 'Sorrow' next; it's got another amazing guitar solo.

@heatherterra8886

2 жыл бұрын

In any Tongue is an amazing song.

When all the Great Musicians are gone. We are lucky that we have DVD's, Cd's, Tapes and Records to remind us how many great Artists and Songs there were. From the Delta Blues to Heavy Metal. No one is wrong in their choice of Music.

All of the Pink Floyd songs from the Pulse Concert are excellent. Two of my other Pulse favorites are SORROW and RUN LIKE HELL.

David Gilmour's solo pulls my heart out through my chest! Tears! The most emotional solo of all time! Nothing but LOVE for the Pink Floyd.

@belegurthbaggins805

2 жыл бұрын

If you just close your eyes and listen to the music. Your there

One of the best guitar solos of all time I’ve been listening to Pink Floyd also for like 48 years

Totally puts me in a trance. Up to my death, in my will this is to be played for the visitors to just chill and trance out. NO TEARS

Before I even watch this... everybody in the live was pimping this when you did Comfortably Numb studio version. This is the greatest guitar solo of all time and this particular live version is the best I've ever heard David Gilmour play. He's on another level when it comes to Soul. 🔥 Fire doesn't even begin to explain it. Here we go I'm going to watch

@itsbrodie

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, amazing performance- however if you haven't already I'd suggest listening to the live in pompei version. imo it's much better

@jamesburns8827

2 жыл бұрын

@@itsbrodie i see you fam. I know the Pompeii solo has that black on black strat that he used after he sold the red one and donated his proceeds to global warming. Equally as excellent. A lot of guys lose their dexterity as they age. Not david gilmour. He just gets better. But you are one hundred percent right that version live in Pompeii is spectacular. I've said it a thousand times, picking the best guitar player ever is all subjective, but I will say without question he is the most humbling guitar player I've ever heard. No guitar player ever and say that David Gilmour hasn't at one time or another put them in their place

This is what you call a ROCK CONCERT, there's nothing like it live, saw them many times back in my younger years thanks for the memories 🤟🥰

This reaction video proves how much you two genuinely love music. You have a new subscriber.

This pulse concert from Pink Floyd. Is my favorite of all time.. Every song is absolute perfection..I’m soo glad y’all visited this..

High Hopes is another great one from this concert. Or anything from this concert is mind blowing 🤯

Ive seen this so many times and it gives me chills and tears every single time!! David Gilmour is beyond amazing!!🎶🎸🎶🎸🎵

I saw this show in Tacoma, WA in the early 90’s. The LAZERS were stellar. The sound live was so good. Great reaction!

Do Shine on you Crazy Diamond. The studio version. It will literally transform you to another dimension.

One of the greatest solos ever played. David Gilmour is a genius on the guitar. Where are you ever going to hear such a heartfelt, melodic solo as that. I don't think you will find one any better. Different maybe, but not better !!

As a recovering addict.. this song really hits home. Thanks for posting!!

Was lucky enough to see this Tour. Best experience EVER.

It's about time! lol... You need react to more of this concert simply amazing !!!! Much Love from 🇨🇦

So excited and Thank You for playing the video for us!

That solo gives me chills every time I hear it.

Your brain has been fired from the cannon of geniuses. Pink Floyd are undoubtedly one of the greatest bands. Their music is layered with sounds that capture your brain waves and reprogram your ears and make you appreciate the sound they create. I describe Pink Floyd as psychedelic blues. Peace,Love and Unity.

You know what you didn't see? It's 1994 so no smart phones. An arena full of fans enjoying the music and the performance right in front of their eyes...not holding phones over their heads taking video to watch something later that they could have experienced in the moment.

Dude, remember this was 1994. The sound quality and light show are as good if not better than much of what you will see live today. Just magical.

As a guitar player of some 40 years who's played a LOT of gigs with a lot of great musicians, as well as having listened to many a great player over the years, true to the T that this is just an amazing performance all around.

I saw them on this tour. Unbelievable show ! Great reaction. Glad that you enjoyed it. ✌️

Saw them in concert in Germany in 1988. Still one the best concert I’ve seen to date

Not only the greatest solo ever, but the style of David Gilmore is so melodic. His solos aren't just scales in key, but they are the melody... while the band is just the theme. Love it! (Plus check out the studio version!)

I was lucky enough to see Pink Floyd live twice!! The best concerts I’ve ever been to, and every time I see this video of Comfortably Numb, I get goose bumps!

The song is about Roger Waters, who was ill and needed some pain medication so he could go onstage to perform. So many great classic bands/artists from back in the day; Pink Floyd is definitely at the top of the list (along with the Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan and others). Don't get me started on the best guitarists, lol. David Gilmour (lead guitarist and vocalist) is not just an amazing musician but an amazing human being. He auctioned off all his guitars; got $21.5 million, and gave it all to charity. You guys need to see them very young in "Pink Floyd live at Pompeii, 1971-72" , another amazing performance.

@algallego

2 жыл бұрын

In addition to Waters' performance ills, Gilmore added the childhood experience of having a bad case of a flu or some kind of viral infection and the delirium that he experienced during that time, but was now fleeting in his memory.

@BillBarnesLexSouthCarolina

2 жыл бұрын

My understanding is that it was Gilmore, not Rogers, who needed the pain meds. As A G correctly states, he compares it to being sick as a child. He is not celebrating drug use in the song. I actually remember the first time I heard only two albums: Dark Side of the Moon and Beatles White. I never get sick of seeing and hearing Pink Floyd. I'm near-obsessed!

@andrewtims9524

2 жыл бұрын

@@BillBarnesLexSouthCarolina my understanding was that it was Roger's experience as a child and before a concert in Germany when he became ill and was given a shot by a doctor

I've heard them all and in my opinion this is the greatest live rock guitar solo ever.

I think we Human’s NEED Pink Floyd to stay in Great Shape and always Ready To Perform. So that when Contact is finally made _ our Government can bring this band to the edge of their spaceship and welcome them to Earth with this Epic Song !!

You would not believe how loud they were and just mind blowing sound! Just so good!

Timeless .. PINK FLOYD = Legends imo & they still got it! Great Reaction ♥️ Yawl

BRAVO!!! So glad you did the pulse concert....Love you two!

I first saw them in 1972 and been addicted to their music ever since. The 1994 concert was just wonderful and will always be in my memory as the years march on. Bless you all.

This tour 1994 Rose bowl LA and high AF too. Greatest concert I’ve ever attended !!

Asia and BJ, Y'all should do the whole Pink Floyd Pulse concert. If you don't and you die before you do... I'm pretty sure Saint Peter will press the button that opens the trap door at the entrance to the Pearly Gates where you slide down a chute and end up in Beelzebub's office.

I have the same thing as BJ. Whenever I listen to it, I say to myself, "I don't want the end yet, don't end it!" It's a phenomenal guitar solo. I've probably seen all the versions of this song from different concerts (by the way, the performance from Live At Pompeii 2016 is also great), but this is an absolute gem! This whole concert is amazing. Whatever you play from it, you will never make a mistake. It is an experience for ears, eyes and soul ...

I was there.. Earls Court London 1994. I remember at one point feeling like I was going to weep and leaving completely speechless.

First time I heard this was in a sneak preview in the middle of the night in 1979. One of my favorite albums of all time. David Gilmour evokes emotional reaction with his guitar solos. I'm happy to see you enjoy it so much.

Wow, Santana, hendrix, Clapton, how lucky we all are to hear these wonders of the world, Pink floyed, the Who, U2 and more. Just found your channel and its so good to see younger generations being reminded of this type of music/awesome talent.

If you really get into their music, Pink Floyd brings you to another level. Not just music, it’s a great experience and discovery ✌🏻❤️ BTW, thanks a lot for not interrupting the solos 🙏👍

That second solo is the best guitar solo I’ve ever heard in any song!!!

Love the reaction. Makes me proud to be British. I agree with your sense of feeling after hearing this masterpiece live. You don't so much listen to Pink Floyd... You feel Pink Floyd on an emotional level. Love you both, keep up the great work