I was fortunate enough to get tickets to see Pink Floyd perform "The Wall" concert in February of 1980, I was 24 years old. It was/is, the most Incredible, Phenomenal, Concert, Show, Play, Performance, of any kind that I have ever seen in all my 68 years on this planet! I say fortunate because tickets were very difficult to acquire. Because of the massiveness of "The Wall" performances, and the enormous logistics involved in a World Tour of this size, Pink Floyd performed only 12 Shows of "The Wall" in the United States in 1980. Six on the east coast in Uniondale Long Island NY, (where I saw them), and six on the west coast in LA. Something I'll never forget for the rest of my life,....

@JonRay_MusingWizard

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Wow, incredible- thanks for sharing - must have been epic

The Living Years by Mike and the Mechanics and Vincent by Don McClean are two songs that hit me.

É incrível a música do Pink Floyd

@JonRay_MusingWizard

Күн бұрын

100%

The only thing better than Pink Floyd is Pink Floyd live, and this version has a couple heartbreakingly beautiful parts. I never get tired of it. Someone recently described PF to me as high vibrational, seventh chakra energy. I don't know about that, but it hits me deep and I can't help but cry. I can also tell you that I've been so depressed a few times in my life that Pink Floyd's music was painful. I literally don't go a day without listening to at least a little PF, the way some people microdose psilocybin. I heard another person say that PF always plays the perfect notes you didn't know you needed to hear, almost like they surprise you no matter how many times you've heard a song, and I've heard dozens of people reacting to Pink Floyd wonder "how do they do that?" I've been listening to them for decades and I still hear new things in their music. All those sounds, layered and coming together, some of them you don't even notice, you have to seek them out, like Richard Wright's steady long tones on the synth under it all, supporting the other layers, but it's there and it's sublime. I think my brain experiences it as ecstacy. Anyway, clearly I could go on...😆but I'll spare you. 🤘🏽💗🖖🏽

@JonRay_MusingWizard

5 күн бұрын

Great breakdown - love the idea of microdosing PF - a great practice 🤠

You're in the top five of the thousands of reactions I've seen, I cried in 80% of the videos on this song and believe me I've seen it thousands of times...on another note, I saw Pulse in Munich, The Wall in Berlin, The Wall in Bucharest, Nick Mason in Bucharest, Roger Waters in Sofia, David Gilmour in Vienna, Rome and Pompeii and I bought a ticket for this year's Circo Masimo concert in Rome... ...it was the best money spent in my life!

@JonRay_MusingWizard

5 күн бұрын

Wow, sounds epic. Appreciate you tuning in and sharing the experience with us

Saw them live once. As a teenager. I’ll NEVER forget it.

@JonRay_MusingWizard

5 күн бұрын

Very cool

I didn't get to see the Delicate Sound of Thunder tour but I did see the Pulse tour in Atlanta Ga. Greatest concert EVER !! Also seen them in Louisville Ky. in 1976.

@JonRay_MusingWizard

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That’s awesome

Awesome 😎

@JonRay_MusingWizard

6 күн бұрын

Such a great song

Epic Video. Thanks

@JonRay_MusingWizard

6 күн бұрын

Glad you liked it! Thanks for commenting

Great Reaction saw them twice once in 1977 Atlanta and 1994 Clemson Stadium best concerts by far I've ever been to! Sorrow from pulse concert is a good one. Keep Talking also from pulse concert

@JonRay_MusingWizard

5 күн бұрын

Very cool

My husband saw them in 1994 in Madison wi.

@JonRay_MusingWizard

7 күн бұрын

That’s awesome

Margret Taylor's incredible high note at 9:08 is outrageously stunning.

Una delle più emozionanti canzoni dei Pink Floyd che in questa versione live da DELICATE SOUND OF THUNDER tour (1988) tocca le corde dell'anima. Tutti i musicisti e le coriste sul palco regalano il meglio di se e David Gilmour con la sua voce e la sua chitarra cantano con forza e dolcezza insieme tante storie reali fatte di sofferenza e dolore .

@JonRay_MusingWizard

6 күн бұрын

Music alchemy

Went to 3 live PF concerts…each was amazing

@JonRay_MusingWizard

7 күн бұрын

Going to try and get to one before they stop touring - but I’ll bet the old school concerts were something else - a moment in time

Nice reaction, full of emotions. That's what David with his mates are the best in, Creating soundscapes. BUT: Never ever talk through a solo of David Gilmour.

@genetaylor9737

5 күн бұрын

I don,t mind the talking over, but I do get annoyed when they pause it fifty times, such a vibe KILLER. Just imagine if they did that at the concert. How can you get a real reaction when you don,don't, listen all the way through without stopping? Please try to refrain from pausing, that's why i,m not subscribing sorry,

Great song, BUT PLEASE DON’ T TALK on a Dave Gilmour solo

@JonRay_MusingWizard

5 күн бұрын

Lol, I know - KZread will take it down if I don’t add commentary- I understand how sacrilegious that is 😅

Something is set up wrong with your audio. When you speak the music should not drop to zero amplitude. I don't know what is wrong, but it may be that you have things set up to travel through a single channel, both your microphone and the music, when there should be at least three. Your voice and the stereo feed from the video you are reacting to.

I don,t mind the talking over, but i do get annoyed when they pause fifty times. Such a vibe KILLER, just imagine if they did that in concert, i don,t know how you can get a real reaction if you don,t listen to it all the way through without pausing, thats why i,m not subscribing sorry!

@JonRay_MusingWizard

5 күн бұрын

Yeah, KZread will take the video down if there isn’t commentary - agree that there’s a time to listen to the song without interruption and a different opportunity to share in deep sentiment collectively with commentary - all the best