So, can any of you guys guess who I was talking about at the end of this video? P.S. I know that the man on guitars might not be Roger Waters, I listen to their audios most of the time so I'm really unaware how they have changed over the years. My sincere apologies 🙏

@tondalayakapoofnick2681

2 жыл бұрын

David Gilmour

@ThomasKelly669

2 жыл бұрын

Floyd never stopped developing always pushing boundaries of technology like YES and Radiohead in modern times Time/great gig in the sky, also from. Dark side of the moon album, touches so deep Going to see Australian pink Floyd tribute band with a girl from Algeria was an amazing experience for Muslim girl that grew up in The country side, She was amazed at vocals joining time and great gig together

@carlymestep9001

2 жыл бұрын

Hey man nice gun?

@hermitfan109

2 жыл бұрын

There are so many versions of this song. I don't know.

@TheDoctorFlay

2 жыл бұрын

David joined as a second guitarist while Syd was still in the band. Syd didn't leave the band. The band left Syd. Due to Syd becoming more erratic and unreliable, the band decided not to bother collecting Syd on the way to a gig as they usually did. They felt guilty ever since, especially Roger (the Bass guitarist) who had become close friends with Syd. The video you used is from years after Pink Floyd had also parted company with Roger Waters, so Roger is not in this video. A few years later Roger did perform the song with Pink Floyd at the Live 8 concert in 2005.

When I was a little girl my dad used to turn off all the lights in the house and play Pink Floyd. To this day Dark Side of the Moon it's like lullabies to me

@mraza9

2 жыл бұрын

Same.

@rockymillwood3347

2 жыл бұрын

❤✌I put my girls to sleep with it from time to time.

@thisismagacountry1318

2 жыл бұрын

Was there a nice, if unfamiliar, smell in the air? There always seems to be whenever I play Pink Floyd.

@flamoby

2 жыл бұрын

Come to think of it....hahahaha.

@televinv8062

2 жыл бұрын

🙏👍

When I was in 10th grade (14-15 years old) I knew a girl named Robin who introduced me to this song. I had a crush on her, but she was my friend's girlfriend. They had a really terrible fight one time, and she took her own life afterwards. Years later, I learned how to play this song, but I can't play it without shedding tears for her and the life she should have had.

@TRYBALS

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry sorry to hear about her. May she rest in peace 🌷

@magnificentfailure2390

2 жыл бұрын

@@TRYBALS Thank you for that. I also hope that she found peace. Thank you for this channel.

@julilla1

2 жыл бұрын

My condolences to you. So very sad, and I wish she was here, too. 😢

@leeryder676

2 жыл бұрын

Man 😟

@SteveSmith-zz4ih

2 жыл бұрын

That would be so so painful (sorry for your loss) the unfortunate thing it happens far too often at all ages and sex, i reall yhope young folk can see that there are plenty of other people out there that will love them - come hell or high water.

Pink Floyd breaks all language barriers.

I love that they all say "bro" a lot. Just goes to show, no matter where you go, bros will be bros.....

I was 16, he was 21. 46 years later he died. We met in 1972. When I hear this song I have to turn it off. The pain is too intense. Not that it was our song or anything, ( in fact his fav was Angie from the Stones. And Beast of Burden, again the Stones). But the lyrics kill me. We were two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year, and I truly wish he was here. I'm in tears just writing this. I will do my best to finish the video. Sorry for dumping guys... This is such a beautiful song that it breaks my heart to not be able to listen to it. I'm out. Love you guys.

@RM-ke3sj

2 жыл бұрын

From one Grandma to another.... i don’t know you but I was so touched by your message. Sounds like you had 46 good years with your man and that, in itself, is wonderful. Big hug....

@JF-kv1gm

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, some songs just open up the wound, don't they? It's a beautiful thing that you had so many years together. So sorry that your soulmate passed. Sending a virtual hug and praying that you find joy and wonder in the times ahead.

@kjpcgaming9296

2 жыл бұрын

We all share a heart. And this one cuts us deeply. It's a reminder of all that has been taken and all that's been lost. The song speaks truth and that's the deepest cut.

@PoeticExistance

2 жыл бұрын

You know, he's still with you. and he wouldn't want you to be sad. He had the time of his life, and just like yours, and mine as well, all things will come to an end, and those we leave behind are going to miss us, as well.

@PoeticExistance

2 жыл бұрын

My condolences for your loss, my heart is with you.

I read through some of the comments. I am so glad that people are seeing the hard work you are putting into your videos. I like the different color backgrounds for each person. I remember Parvati was so excited to be attending the wedding. Tribals is the reason she is able to go and take part. I hope she is smiling and having a wonderful time. Sisterly hugs, Joy Texas, USA

@TRYBALS

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Joy, that was another wedding she was talking about that she attended. This one is more important to her. It's one of her brother's wedding 🙂

@limner123

2 жыл бұрын

I was also pleased and impressed with the clever editing Edit: and I'm also from Texas!

The gentlemen are wonderful. Their culture is so different to mine and I automatically expect them to not like the Western music, but to see them smile at Michael Jackson and to sort of fancy Cyndi Lauper in previous videos and enjoy different music makes me smile.

@hollywhatley5510

2 жыл бұрын

Muhkitair... I know I'm spelling it wrong... his fixation on Cindi is the cutest thing! The acrylic pour he does is amazing. These guys (as well as Pavarti, she isn't in this one) give me hope that maybe the world isn't all that bad

@Yks0

2 жыл бұрын

Aw

@sko1beer

2 жыл бұрын

I want them to react to watching gay porn for the first time

@SparkyOne549

Жыл бұрын

Music is universal, it has no boundaries.

@zainm5919

Жыл бұрын

michael jackson is liked in every corner of the world why would they be any different lol

“Everyone has some sort of inner problems” Very true words.

If you were to do more Pink Floyd, I would suggest “The Great Gig in the Sky” (studio version). It is mainly a female vocalist (Clare Torry) hired by the band who sings without using words. Through just the powerful feelings she conveys with her voice, the stages of dying can be understood. Denial, Acceptance, and the Final moments basically. A beautiful song, especially when you understand it’s meaning before you listen to it!

@KootFloris

2 жыл бұрын

I agree: Great Gig in the Sky. It also will feel very accessible for these tribal people, as the singing is closer to Pakistani tradition, while still being very different.

@kellyrhoads1341

2 жыл бұрын

Agree

@cjhnm9492

2 жыл бұрын

Listen to "Time" right before it

@carysfaerie

2 жыл бұрын

I second that

@joeday4293

2 жыл бұрын

Ohhhh, GREAT suggestion. No translation necessary.

Lost my best friend to addiction. 7 years later I still cry every day.

@TRYBALS

2 жыл бұрын

May their soul rest in peace 🌷

@Nosirrah2112

2 жыл бұрын

God bless

First time I realized David sang notes too, always thought another guitar was doing it. Thanks for enlightening me with this version. I wish Parvarti could have seen this one.

@TRYBALS

2 жыл бұрын

Parvati is busy for a while, she has a wedding ceremony back at home.

@Uthgardloki

2 жыл бұрын

@@TRYBALS may the wedding she is attending go off without a problem and the couple who are to be wed, may they have as happy a life as they strive for.

@TRYBALS

2 жыл бұрын

@@Uthgardloki Amen, though it reminds me a question she asked when she watched Rammstein live for the first time: "Do they play at weddings?" 😃😜🤘🤗❤️🌷

@Uthgardloki

2 жыл бұрын

@@TRYBALS I would love to see rammstein perform at a wedding I officiated at lol I've performed 3 weddings so far.

@Hundhammer

2 жыл бұрын

@@TRYBALS rofl...

"Did they get you to trade your heroes for ghosts" As I get older, that lyric comes back to me often. Yes, they did get me to trade my heroes for ghosts. So many that I grew up on and with are now gone, more every day it seems. I know life is a zero sum game, but it never, ever gets any easier. I just get number to it, I think. Comfortably Numb perhaps.

@julilla1

2 жыл бұрын

I get it, though "Comfortably Numb" reminds me of some events of my childhood and hurts that way. But now, "Time" really gets to me, 'no one told you when to run, you missed the starting gun.'

@CognitiveDissident.

2 жыл бұрын

Shine on, you crazy diamond.

@88wildcat

2 жыл бұрын

The lyric that has always got to me in this song is "did you exchange a walk on part in the war for a lead role in a cage." The lyrics for the whole song are fantastic but there has always been something about that particular line that has always been the spinal cord of the song for me.

"Wish You were Here" is the best song ever written -- all genres.

@ADRAGONSLIFE

2 жыл бұрын

Comfortably Numb is the best in my opinion . But all Floyd is awesome . Lol

@kingboagart899

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe..

@rohankurian5641

2 жыл бұрын

This is #beautiful ❤❤❤

@Kbax3614

Жыл бұрын

But then there are tons of a7x and dream theater songs better than that both emotionally and musically.

I'd love to see or hear something from their (Tribal) culture that would be considered valuable, beautiful, folky, very dear to them and let us send our comments, let us react to it. Perhaps each could chose something to show us, a prayer, a song, a story, a painting.... etc

@natasakrpina160

2 жыл бұрын

Igore that's a great idea! I was thinking the same thing. We could have a proper interaction like that. 😊

@2degucitas

2 жыл бұрын

THIS! /\

@nuxboxen

2 жыл бұрын

Please Yes

@christiansky942

2 жыл бұрын

Ustad Manzoor Ali Khan was mentioned in the Mongolian throat singing video. Good stuff

These guys analysed the song very well. They knew the depth of the writer's feelings. 👍

Just found this channel and it's incredible seeing people from the other side of the world appreciating Pink Floyd.

I absolutely LOVE THIS ...this is how we can come to know one another, with no politicians, war mongers and hate spinners getting in the way. Music is..... real communication

I'm 18, I myself am Tribal, and it's my mother tongue that you're talking in, and the way you explained this song in depth was amazing. I was surprised. Thank you for this video.

Comparing Cash and Pink Floyd is interesting. While both songs are connected to addiction and loss they are both from two very opposite perspectives. While David Gilmour was sharing his feelings of losing a friend many years ago Johnny Cash was sharing his feelings of regret for those he had personally harmed including himself. Both have been on my list of top 50 for years, including NINs version of hurt. It really pained me for Parvarti to miss an introduction to Pink Floyd, I hope you will be able to right that wrong. Wish You Were Here has always reminded me how all of us have had to make choices alone and as a society and many of those choices we may never get to change or make again. Connected more than ever, Peace/JT

@yodude9624

2 жыл бұрын

Gilmour

@johnthompson6374

2 жыл бұрын

@@yodude9624 oops, not sure how i did that, Thank you.

Thanks for these, Trybals. Editing these reactions has to be quite the task. Your effort is worth it from my perspective

@TRYBALS

2 жыл бұрын

It really is, but every second working on these is worth everything ❤️

You did a good job explaining the main topics in the song. It is not always easy, as there are differences in culture and interpreting meaning as well as emotion. To these gentlemen, sadness needs more loud voices and chest beating, while in some Western cultures, immense sadness is expressed very subtly. Also, it was about the feelings of a man toward a fellow man, so less emotion might be expected.

@followtheboat

2 жыл бұрын

Some valid observations there 👍

@SithCelia

2 жыл бұрын

Reading these comments and remembering various PF lyrics in other albums, I'm thinking about that one reference to quiet desperation being the English way in "Breathe." Quiet desperation is just what I hear when I listen to Gilmour sing "Wish You Were Here." He's sad in his remembering his friend, but he's reserved in his emotions.

@Angela-jc8bk

Жыл бұрын

One thing I would have said to clarify is that this song is about when the pain of losing someone is not fresh and immediate. It is pain that one has learnt to live with, the quiet grief that stays with you always. That you feel when you are unexpectedly reminded of the person by sight, scent, or sound.

@subg8858

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I don’t think that’s it. This is in fact very coldly performed music emotionally. They have appreciated more subtle music than this

@Angela-jc8bk

Жыл бұрын

@@subg8858 I don't find it coldly performed at all. Those words sung quietly, flavored by ancient grief and anger, the taste of regret and wondering if things could have been different had you tried harder.

Once again Trybals, you've left me smiling ear to ear. I hope you and they all know just how much joy these videos are spreading all over the world! Muharam is my favorite to watch, because he always looks so happy to be listening to something new, and like he's actually trying to *feel* the song. All of them are wonderful to watch, truly. Sending gratitude, love, and joy, from Minnesota, USA!

Please show them "time" by Pink Floyd. I believe they will have a lot to say about it.

💗💗Pink Floyd is truly unmatched in music. I love this song but I was really hoping they'd get to hear/see Comfortably Numb with it's epic guitar solo and light show. Maybe have them compare David Gilmour's playing in this video against that in Comfortably Numb. Regardless, I'm really glad they've gotten to see at least a little Pink Floyd. 💗💗

@TRYBALS

2 жыл бұрын

Personally, I also wish I could have played it. But you if you see, I try to introduce new music to them based on the previous one. This is on the same topic but with a whole new perspective. Comfortably numb is still on the list 🤗❤️🌷

@flamoby

2 жыл бұрын

@@TRYBALS you do a fantastic job. Excellent selections.

@roachdoggjr45

2 жыл бұрын

@@TRYBALS Please do "shine on you crazy diamond". It's my favorite and I am a musician who thinks this is one of the best ever made. Here is the link; kzread.info/dash/bejne/dZ2MsKujd7uXmLw.html Please sir, their reaction to the saxophone at the end would be amazing, their reaction to the live setting would be interesting as well. This song also has lights and stuff as well, best to watch it in a dim room. (I would say dark room, but you have to film them, you can't do that in the dark). Thank you for your consideration, great work as always! You are on the path to a million subs. Or more... :)

@Caperhere

2 жыл бұрын

@@TRYBALS There are two more good addiction songs I can think of about addiction. She Talks To Angels, and How To Save A Life. Kris Kristofferson also wrote a popular song about Johnny Cash’s addiction.

@Somer-set

2 жыл бұрын

You prefer that to the Shine on you guitar??

this is a painful song for me to listen to. my best friend, of well over 40 years (we shared a birthday, one year apart) died from a cocaine induced heart attack. i had no idea he was using or i would have intervened. he passed 10 years ago this coming August... Ron, i wish you were here. i miss you terribly

@sundaywasabi

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss! I've never known Ron, but I too wish he was here, so you could have more than just good memories of him.

They should react to 'Comfortably Numb' from the same concert (Pulse). They'll be amazed at the guitar sólo and light show.

7.40 " you will receive what you choose " nailed it

Very interesting reaction from the Trybals team!. As someone who lives with mental health issues this song calms the storm in my head when it arrives! Thank you for showing this masterpiece to the reactors!. Much love 🤘

The song is expressing so much beauty too - like "this is so beautiful, and I wish you could be here to see it and be part of it" so there are layers of emotion expressed. It's bittersweet. A very different tone than hurt, since one is about a man destitute and this is about a man who has gained everything but misses his friend. ❤

The power of music, one of only a few universal languages. Whatever age, gender, culture, religion or race you are, no one will never dislike Pink Floyd, music that is capable of reaching every corner of our planet. Sounds like no other, never to be topped. Long live Pink Floyd, best band of all time. Love from the UK 🇬🇧

Yet another great reaction! I am going to be very brief today. Just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your channel and how much I enjoy every one of you. As I said before...I do not have any family and everytime I watch you channel, it's like coming home to friends and family. Much blessings and peace to you all. I wish upon one day we could meet...

@TRYBALS

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Esther, I remember you saying same on another video. And I'd like to remind you that we are like a family indeed. Lots of love, looking forward to meet you and everyone else someday hopefully 🤗🤗🤗

@battygirlrachel

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! It's almost like sitting down for a chat and catching up. There are a couple channels I watch that give me that vibe and I never miss a vid. When I was younger I had friends I could talk to about anything for hours... I don't have that any more so this channel in particular or special to me for that reason.

Great choice, happy they liked it.

It's beautiful to hear their impressions of these songs I've heard so many times. It makes them new again.

I would love to spend the day just listening to Abdul talking. He has a lot of very wise insights. He reminds me of a friend's father from Karachi who passed away last month.

This is one of my favorite Pink Floyd songs, and a quick story. My husband and I were set up on a blind date by a mutual friend. I had this song on my answer tone when people would call me on my cell phone anyway he called me to set up our first date and left me a message when I called him back. This was his answer tones so basically we had the same answer tone I was very impressed with that. 15 years later here we are with our beautiful daughter.

@TRYBALS

Жыл бұрын

Such a wonderful story, thanks for sharing it ❤️

So happy Syd Barret struggle was mentioned and justice was done on his behalf and his plight was explained and these fine gentlemen empathized. Damn this was a good one.

now it's time for "The Great Gig In The Sky". there are very little lyrics to translate, but it is still (in my own personal opinion) one of the most emotionally powerful songs ever made.

@Markinfilm

2 жыл бұрын

Makes me cry everytime.

@christiansky942

2 жыл бұрын

I support this

@yourcommentisntfunnyv2709

Жыл бұрын

nah

You guys are all awsome, Wisdom and authencity. Everyone of you

@pdog547

2 жыл бұрын

This is an amazing channel. Screw politics and media, this is real. It restores faith in humanity, something I think we all need right now. Thanks from Canada.

3:52 nope thats not Roger, that Tim Renwick he appeared as the Guest Guitarist on the Concert...

1:41 I can only imagine how happy Roger would be to hear that - his efforts for Palestine are *unceasing* Thank you for your comment, uncle 🙏🏻

Oh, this song. Tears forming in my eyes as the first few verses are sung. I had hoped this would be the album version, but, it’s this one was just as good. This song is powerful to me. Always has been. Now, that my best friends dad, Mike, has passed away last year… it means even more. He was a huge Pink Floyd fan and would have LOVED to see this video. Thank you so much for each of y’all’s hard work. Love you all very much. 🖤💖

Another great song choice. The songs that are timeless cultural landmarks are the best to hear the team's opinions on.

I feel honored to hear what these beautiful people have to say. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this! You are all so thoughtful and kind. God has blessed us with your videos. Your perspectives brought new light to an old song for me. It was beautiful.

My favorite band. Two of my fav songs, this one and shine on, both deal with Syd and the pain they feel watching his schizophrenia and drug addiction. Watching their reaction was beautiful. Thank you for this gift

@jotwee63

2 жыл бұрын

Wish you were here is not about syd barett, as stated many times by Pink Floyd in various interview

This is one of my top 3 favorite Pink Floyd songs. Good pick.

Music can bring us all together to live in peace ✌️❤

Amazing song. For years it was used to test the performances of sound systems and speakers - the studio version had the highest quality and range between bass and twitters... Still to this day, one of the most amazing and still used for calibration. Try this at home - find a good version - then when you play it, try to arrange your settings so you can hear the very beginning of the 1st guitar arrangement without having bass and twitters getting crushed later. It is extremely hard because this is one of the softest and sensitive start. If you manage this, congratulations, your system is on point.

Thank you for the pick-me-up in the middle of a rough day, loved the video and song choice. Lots of love from our family to yours!❤️ (ps please pet the kitties for us)

"Time", "High Hopes", and, "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", are all great 'Pink Floyd' songs.

Oh to have enjoyed Pink Floyd at their full grandeur... It was another era sir.

Thank you once more for the beautiful content and the tears in my eyes.

I've watched a few of your videos and I'm always amazed at the insight that comes from the tribal people. For example, one gentleman mentioned something to the effect of "You get what you choose". Simple yet profound. I would love to meet and listen to them :) Please tell them how much I appreciate their insights and wisdom.

My favorite of all time bands to listen and sing with.

Never in my wildest dreams ... these guys reacting to Pink Floyd. You have my utmost respect.

Excellent video, I’ve listened to that song for years and never knew the meaning, thanks for sharing.👏👏🙏🏿

I love this channel. You do such a great job picking just the perfect song for the TRYBALS to listen to. You play some music that I would probably never listen to if it weren't for this channel, so I guess I'm l learning to. I love the reactions you get from these kind people.. they seem to have such insight... You do such a wonderful job. Thanks

These gentlemen are just fantastic. How could I not subscribe !

The international language of great music does so much to bring the world more together.

Great song choice! Really hard to interpret accurately as pink floyd use so much metaphor and phrases with two or more meanings (and each meaning matters). This song is particularly dense with these, so you've done really well. 😊

The next songs from Pink Floyd should be from Dark Side of the Moon. That album is so intense and chilling. Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful rock albums ever written. The Wall is fun, but Dark Side is where it's at. I don't know that Syd's problem was addiction, so much as latent mental health issues that the drugs made worse. But the two can look the same, and sometimes it's both

@stefanbach7652

2 жыл бұрын

It was LSD and he took way too much and his brain burned out.

@Futt.Buckerson

2 жыл бұрын

@@stefanbach7652 I'm very familiar.

This song always gives me goosebumps and makes the hair on my arms stand up. I've shed a lot of tears because of this song! Pink Floyd has caused me to shed enough tears to fill an Olympic swiming pool.

I love this. The simplicity with which these people think is beautiful. Once again teaching us that no matter what we are all human and emotionally we are one.

Pink Floyd has always been one of my favorite groups, ever since I first heard them. Love the content.

They liked Johnny Cash so much you should do "The man in Black". Dolly Parton is also a great story teller song writer. For her I would recommend "Coat of Many Colars". I was VERY happy to see the reaction to "Zombie" by the Cranberries, one of my most desired! I sometimes like to think you did it just for me! :)

One of my favorite bands.

I don't know who you "Trybals" are, but you guys are awesome! Not only can I see a non-westerners reaction to Pink Floyd, but y'all be dropping some serious wisdom. I was touched. Much respect from Maryland, USA!

An amazing song and a huge part of music history. The studio version had one of the highest quality of recording ever. It was the absolute best for more than a decade and was used by professional for performance benchmark for sound systems and speakers. Try this at home: find a good studio version. Try settings that allows you to hear the very first guitar chords and see if your sound system can perform them while being able to play the rest of the song without hurting the speakers. The start of the song is one of the most gentle ever recorded and it is a great technical performance. If you manage to bring it out, congratulations : you performed a calibration and your sound system is on point.

Very interesting reactions! For me this song will always be associated with the funeral of my dad's cousin who was also my teacher when I was a child, and I'm a rather quiet griever as well... I'm screaming inside, but not on the outside... Looking forward to the other song you mentioned! On that note - I'd be very interested to see reactions to Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart". She's an amazingly talented singer with a unique voice and the style of the song, Wagnerian Rock, is also one of a kind.

The guitar in this song reminds me of my dad. Every time I hear this song I think of my dad in heaven.

The clean shaven man with glasses has such an appreciation of music, he sings along & dances in his seat.

@TRYBALS you have a beautiful channel. I am inspired by it because you show that no matter the cultural divide, we can learn things from one another and find common ground through emotions that we all experience no matter where we are from or the languages we speak. I enjoy listening to the thoughts and interpretations of your guests and the honest effort they put in to finding connections with their own life experiences, and the way they are open to the new experiences. 💗

I have friendly respect for all members of the Trybals team. In spite of our cultural and experience differences, we are all walking on the road of life together..

Love to watch these lovely guys just chatting away listening to music just so peaceful love it 🫶🤜🤛

Uncle Johnny Cash was a man of great heart and will always be missed.

I have thoroughly enjoyed each video TRYBALS has put out. Adnan, your ability to bring people to real experiences and emotions never fails. Thank you. 😊

This song always evokes the deepest emotions. So glad you shared this masterpiece with our wonderful participants. You do a wonderful job researching the song and explaining the intricacies. Thank you all for your channel, it brings joy in a world gone mad.

You of the guys in the video commented a the beginning that everyone has problems inside, even Kings. It's both sad and comforting to hear that from someone of a very different culture. (I'm from the US.) It also reminds of a friend who came from India 20 years ago. I was talking about my parents being weird and he laughed and said, "Everyone's parents are crazy." That struck me greatly and I've never forgotten it.

Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd from the LIVE PULSE 94 concert will be great to show them ;-) ( The solo in this concert is named #1 best guitar solo ever !!! ) peace

Another great video and song choice. Show them Stevie Ray Vaughan please.

@digitalblues01

2 жыл бұрын

In case you didn't know Stevie had gotten over his addiction and alcohol but then died in a helicopter crash after a concert on a mountain tragically.

This was so moving to see. With Russia attacking Ukraine I was feeling pretty bad, but this made me feel better. These men are so insightful, peaceful, loving and wise…💜🙏🏼💜

Pink Floyd has amazing stage shows.

Brilliant interpretation from an unlikely source. The sheer humanity and empathy of these people is moving. Mankind the world over seeks understanding and compassion.

Another amazingly well written song is Vincent by Don McLean, it's about Vincent van Gogh and his suicide and those who feel like they're not understood or cared for: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZqumsKh9qKa4qrg.html

@GrandmaLoves2Scuba

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the link, and the memories. Another stellar tune!

@LockRainmaker

2 жыл бұрын

Another artist I listen to once referred to this. "Vincent van Gogh why do you weep, you were on the way to heaven but he road was steep. And who was there to break your fall? We're guilty, one and all"

good, humanizing the humans on the other side.

Pink Floyd's music is Universal and Timeless. The lyrics speak to people regardless of background

My warrior poets, right here. The way they talk about pain and grieving...I am the same way. I see the sense of screaming in your anger and wailing in the moment of your loss. It's like a very vital piece of your own soul being wrenched out and ripped away from you with no anesthetic. I guess I'm a 'rend your garment' kind of griever. It's passion in its simplest and most recognizable form, and it is very unique to those who love deeply and thoroughly. These men are the same way - when they speak, you can see both pain and loss hiding behind their eyes, even if for just a second or two. How I wish I could hear their stories. I hope they are finding a way to record them somehow. We need their wisdom and guidance in the darkness of this world, and for all they've been through, they shine! They are like lighthouses shining against the Darkness to guide us safely home. Adnan, please tell these Ustads that they are loved very, very much and that the truth and wisdom they are so kindly sharing means the world. And thank you for doing all of this hard work - you and your team are making all the difference when it is needed the most. You and your crew are loved, too! 💚

The difference in tone was Johnny Cash was expressing sorrow, a painful sorrow, while Pink Floyd was more of a melancholy, like they had given in to what happened and accepted it. That's how it makes me feel, anyway. Also, I don't think I have ever heard a singer who was able to wring emotions, either sorrow or joy, out of me like Johnny Cash. He wasn't particularly talented as a singer, guitarist, or song writer, but he seemed to pour his soul into every performance. That made him one of the greats.

Comfortably Numb from the same Pulse concert will provide a spiritual experience. Gilmore's playing is out of this world

These reactions have to be the most realistic I've seen yet & all of them expressed them very intelligently!

well im impressed pink floyd, david gilmore thru the pandemic did home pod casts with his daughter, she plays the harp. you must listen to more pink floyd, money, us and them , echoes and many more , enjoy! we may be different from where we live but we are the same

Thank you for your program, I see us more and more as one flesh 🇺🇸

This is beautiful. Thank you.

The uncles do a good job of music appreciation. I enjoyed seeing their thoughts.

These guys show a lot of respect for the music! Very nice!

I would love to hear their reactions to Time. Their wisdom would shine!!!

10:25 Lazer Floyd is a legit show to watch. I've watched a few times and it's awesome. It's even 3d now.

I love this 4 split screen where the music video is placed in the center.

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Yes, definitely the best way to do it. This channel does it right.

I like they're reactions and the raspy voices but I noticed these gentlemen were all very elegantly dressed with wonderful textiles.