This was simply AMAZING!!! We MUST react to more Pink Floyd... LET US KNOW which songs YOU LOVE best!!!

@cdeklehiboo

3 жыл бұрын

Faith no more stripsearch

@dillantaylor2704

3 жыл бұрын

I think you ladies would love One Of These Days from the Pulse concert or Another Brick In The Wall, Pt. 2 from The Wall movie

@213amp

3 жыл бұрын

The movie PINK FLOYD THE WALL will help you guys understand alot of the lyrics to a lot of their songs

@213amp

3 жыл бұрын

Pink Floyd song ONE OF MY TURNS and THE TRIAL

@jorgebejarano8841

3 жыл бұрын

Jorge/George here l0l. I'm so glad you two ladies liked this performance. I've been wanting you ladies to react to Pink FLoyd for soooo long. Now, you're entering a vast rabbit hole from which there's no escape. Enjoy the ride!!! Love you're reactions.

The first Rule : NEVER !!!!! PAUSE A David Gilmour's Solo The second Rule : Respect the first Rule ....

@asmodius666

3 жыл бұрын

facts dude,FACTZZZ

@PinkFloydsfan

3 жыл бұрын

Its a crime.

@wolfgang4136

3 жыл бұрын

Very true. 😂👍👍

@pigstrotters4198

3 жыл бұрын

After the 2nd pause I paused..., and changed to another link.

@richardbradley8535

3 жыл бұрын

I try to pause just before the solo and then turn it off.......😈😅

“I thought Pink Floyd only did long instrumentals” If they only knew what was coming 😂

@fordprefect9296

3 жыл бұрын

Echoes...........

Most guitarists plug in to an amp, David Gilmour plugs it in to his soul.

@mr.scary22adrian82

3 жыл бұрын

Haha great comment!

@psbarrow

3 жыл бұрын

Gilmour.

@69zenos1

3 жыл бұрын

corny comment

@69zenos1

3 жыл бұрын

@@stuwhiteman3810 you have major issues, man..

@adenauerlemos7926

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect comment.

High Hopes one of the most nostalgic songs ever written

A word to the wise...when reacting to PF song done live I would suggest keeping your eyes open to the spectacle that is before you. PF is known not only for producing an incredible live musical performances but they put an equal amount of time and effort in producing a visual feast for the eyes. This live concert is one the best live performances ever recorded.

@tjohn4398

3 жыл бұрын

DAMN RIGHT, I AGREE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@shaun374

3 жыл бұрын

Disagree. Maybe when you know the song. But on a first listen? PF deserves to be listened to and felt upon first listen.

@leighstreet8298

Жыл бұрын

Hear' hear' well said.

@DMNL2

Жыл бұрын

@@shaun374 Damn RIGHT !!!!

@DMNL2

Жыл бұрын

I disagree, she is feeling Pink Floyd all over her body and that makes you close your eyes, she is the one that feels the music, that other girl is just listening to a good song.

This is David Gilmore's most iconic solo.

@ryanfoltz1276

3 жыл бұрын

2nd best guitar outro of all time in my opinion

@scottcrosby-art5490

3 жыл бұрын

Gilmour* ✌️

@patrickrasmussen2666

3 жыл бұрын

@@ryanfoltz1276 To Jump in the Fire by Metallica IMHO.

@redsquirrel1086

3 жыл бұрын

I would opt for his solo in High Hopes from the same concert.

@swinetrek

3 жыл бұрын

If you can't spell Gilmour's name correctly, don't comment.

Fact: "You don't need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd but you definitely need Pink Floyd to enjoy your drugs!!"

@algallego

3 жыл бұрын

You don't miss a note when you listen without the drugs!!!! If you like distorted listening, then I suppose the drugs would be for such a person who loves that feeling of being on the brink between consciousness and subconsciousness.

“The child is grown, The dream is gone” The line above, right before one of the greatest solos EVER, explains Comfortable Numb.... “Can anybody hear me” is the inner child dying & screaming out alone in an adult body & adult mind, nobody adult can hearing the pain.... As a child, you never give up on anything that means something important to you, an adult tells you to stop but you do not listen as if the adult is speaking a language you do not understand, the language being “give up”, nonstop waves of “give up”.... You become an adult, now you are just part of the brain washed adult heard, “adults only do this, adults only do that, that is childish”, you follow with no push back nor questions asked, you’re just “okay, will do, no problem”, now you’re Comfortable Numb.... “Feel a little pin prick” & every lyric after is showing that adults need something injected or taking for energy & “life”, as a child you wake up energize naturally”, no drug required to “live”....

@guidosarducci

3 жыл бұрын

I would have to agree...totally.

@twintorres1

3 жыл бұрын

Best analysis in any comment section

My favorite line of this song is "the child has grown, the dream is gone". You will get it when you get a little older. When you do "Time", listen to the studio version and please have the lyrics ready. The lyrics are the star of the song. You guys did a great job.

If you want more visuals, watch Run Like Hell. From Pulse. It followed Comfortably Numb and was the end of the concert. They go big.

@PieLov3r

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I never see any reactors doing ‘Run Like Hell’; it’s a great song.

"The lyrics were inspired by Waters's (the bass player)experience of being injected with tranquillizers for stomach cramps before a Pink Floyd show in Philadelphia on the 1977 In the Flesh Tour. "That was the longest two hours of my life," Waters said, "trying to do a show when you can hardly lift your arm. The song had the working title "The Doctor"." This was taken from Wikipedia.

@cheebaleknes2399

3 жыл бұрын

watch the wall 1982..will make sense then ;)

@mikemclaughlin3306

3 жыл бұрын

Animals tour, but otherwise, yes.

@swinetrek

3 жыл бұрын

This song was almost complete and was set for a David Gilmour solo album. Waters asked David if he could play around with his lyrics and David agreed. It's mostly David's song .

@mikemclaughlin3306

3 жыл бұрын

@@swinetrek lol.... ummm, nope. When they came back to the studio, according to Gilmour, waters had 2 albums almost all done. The Wall, and pros and cons of hitchiking. David made musical changes to the song, and what appears on the album was smashed together. The lyrics are soley 100% waters experience from philly in 1977.... this is from multiple documentaries.

I saw them at Earls court the same week this was recorded. When the glitter ball came down and David Glimours guitar solo was in full flow, it was one of the greatest experiences of my life. Pick anything from this concert and you won't be disappointed.

@sidstewart7399

3 жыл бұрын

I was there also..unfortunately I'd not slept for 2 days and was totally doped up and dont remember much. Thankfully we have these videos for me to look back on.. Dont do drugs kids!

@saintallnights7239

3 жыл бұрын

As did I. Was a mix up and nearly didn't make it. Would have been devastating.

@fotini2475

3 жыл бұрын

@@saintallnights7239 I was there too, surrounded by so much Barbadian tobacco I was out with the fairies. When I heard this, I was in floods of tears, best night of my life. Gilmour plugs cleanly into your soul and just bends the fibres.

@saintallnights7239

3 жыл бұрын

@@fotini2475 Nice. Yeah it was so frkkin cool. Funny story behind mine as I very nearly didn't make it. Ex stole my tickets when we broke up. As I was the big fan my sister gave me hers. Got talking to the two Scousers next to me, me a Londoner, and described who they got their tickets and who they bought them off. Their faces. They freaked out. I laughed and told them and they felt so sorry and said 'what a beyatch'. When they were couple songs into Dark Side I said to my brother 'You know I think they are going to play the whole album?' Had a friend who was at Roger Waters The Wall concert a few years back on the night Gilmour turned up as a special guest. He is STILL jealous of me to this day being at Pulse.

@johnthomas5556

3 жыл бұрын

I was there a few days before, still the best concert I've seen . Had a great view as well .

Other Pink Floyd suggestions: Echoes, Dogs, and Time would all be great choices.

@saintallnights7239

3 жыл бұрын

Ha! I forgot Time. Money too. I see you are a fan.

@DarkoTuka

3 жыл бұрын

High hopes, my favorite

@obnxsdonky9394

3 жыл бұрын

not enough people react to dogs

@gtshadow69

3 жыл бұрын

Dogs is definitely one of their best!

@saintallnights7239

3 жыл бұрын

@@gtshadow69 That it is. I was asked once by another Floyd fan which was my favorite album. I said .. "You can't ask me that! It's like asking someone who is their favorite child!" He burst out laughing.

Young ladies, this was from my era. I was at house parties back when Pink Floyd was new. Through the 70's. What you are hearing there is the greatest guitarist to ever live. David Gilmour.

Try pink floyd shine on you crazy diamond live pulse

The reason you may of been fooled about being an instrumental band their signature is long intros to set the mood they do have some instrumentals all worth a listen any song from this concert is worth a listen.

You absolutely have to listen to the song “high hopes” from the same concert.

Leo Fender invented the Stratocaster and then God created David Gilmour to play it

@OriginalPuro

3 жыл бұрын

"god" didn't create David Gilmour, his mother and father did.

@ainiesta4858

3 жыл бұрын

@@OriginalPuro oh piss off, people believe in what they want

@stephensmith4480

3 жыл бұрын

@@ainiesta4858 👍🤣

True, must react to more Floyd. Anything off Dark Side of the Moon, Wish you were here, The Wall. Anything like Animals or really early work is best to be listened to in an altered state and albums were made to listen to in their entirety. Pink Floyd is a journey. Have fun exploring them.

I know this song since '79 - I was 20 at this time - I always feel the same emotion when listening to it ! Tears are never far, I am so much touched by this guitar solo... That PULSE live version is even better with a very long 2nd solo, David Gilmour took the time to buid it, and your emotion goes higher and higher... as he plugs his guitar directly to your soul.... And i always loved David's warm voice ! Dom, a 62 years old fan from France

When I buy new speakers or a sound system I test it first with Pink Floyd comfortably numb pulse. On another note my sister was at this concert the previous night when a seating stand collapsed which she was in, 30 people were taken to hospital

Do Pink Floyd’s “Us & Them” or “Time” or “Coming Back to Life”

"you are only coming through in waves" - the guy has been drugged up and his connection with the world is fading in and out.

There is a reason why this is called psychedelic. Trippy right?

“Sorrow” from the same concert.

The song is about an experience the bass guitarist had when he was sick before the show and they shot him up with drugs so he could perform for the show that night

Loved your reaction but within the concept of the album The Wall this is the scene where his heart stops from a Heroine OD ; he is found and a shot of adrenaline is shot into saving his life. While his heart stopped and after he is basically seeing parts of his life flash before him. It’s hard to know meaning any one song meaning from The Wall without knowing the whole story. Great song though

@TwoSistersReact

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! Had no idea!

You two beautiful girls need to see the Pink Floyd movie called PINK FLOYD THE WALL.

@conan5885

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!! The movie is the best thing to understand the whole of the story of The Wall, and especially how Comfortably Numb fits in there and what it's about.

@jamescrane2156

3 жыл бұрын

The movie is from 1982 and it's visually stunning.

One of the all-time best bands, of any genre. Most of Pink Floyd's albums are concept albums and meant to be listened to from beginning to end, as one song flows into another. Your best bet would be to listen to the entire Dark Side of the Moon album ( it's less than an hour) & then maybe break it up into multiple videos if need be. Great reaction! Welcome to the world of PF. There's no going back now! 😉

In an interview released in the 80s, Waters (bass player), said that much of the song comes from something that really happened one evening when, in order to allow him to perform in Philadelphia, the doctor gave him a sedative for a severe stomach ache, which had probably caused by nerves. On the stage, his hands were numb (My hands felt just like two balloons) and his vision blurred, (A distant ship, smoke on the horizon), but none of this derailed the crowd, who continued to dance and sing. And it was out of this that one of the main themes of album came about: the disconnect between the public and the band. “That was the longest two hours of my life, trying to do a show when you can hardly lift your arm.”

@joejones9520

3 жыл бұрын

interesting.

And that, kids of today, is how it’s done in a live performance. Great reaction! Ty!

Went to see this concert tour in toronto in 94 they played 3 shows i saw first show and had to go see the second show the next night both nights were amazing

@TwoSistersReact

3 жыл бұрын

That is very cool!! Surely an unforgettable experience!! 😎

@bennyfactor1

3 жыл бұрын

@@TwoSistersReact Lucky enough to see them a dozen times or so over the years, including this tour. This was filmed at Earls Court in London where they did 10 nights. I managed to catch 6 of those. What you dont get in the video is the amazing light show. Multiple what you see by 20 and it still isnt close. The lights were so powerful that when they 'waved ' the lights over you it was like going through a wall. Amazing effects. Any song from the Pulse gigs is well worth a watch.

I was one of the lucky people that was at this specific concert ( Pulse ). I was actually at several of their concerts. That guitar solo was so epic that everyone in the audience was in awe. Even in the parking lot after the concert, we were still in awe from what we just experienced. It was an experience that I will never forget. All of their concerts were like that ( huge audiences ). David Gilmour ( lead guitarist ) has a way of making you feel so many emotions from his playing his guitar.. Every show they have done was always sold out in a matter of minutes ( literally ).

"You are coming through in waves"= I don't fully understand what you are saying. Not coming through all at once. Pits and pieces.

@aohagan6

3 жыл бұрын

Was it 'bits and pieces'? Sorry. Love this song, had to ask, otherwise there is another aspect I'm not getting

the song "time" is a great song to get started. probably their 2nd most iconic song after this one. after that, there are so so many songs, acoustic great "wish you were here" , epic long live performance of "echoes in pompeii" when they were young, ... a lot of great songs :)

Their album dark side of the moon was a master piece, it was on Billboards top 200 for 917 weeks! Listen to the whole album and make your decision on it! I don't like any particular song as a matter of fact I love the whole album!

@tedgullette6475

Жыл бұрын

The video of this concert Pulse was 7 times platinum……

You cannot fully understand the meaning of those lyrics without listening to the "The Wall" album in its entirety and paying attention to lyrics. It's a concept album. :-)

The greatest guitar solo ever played!!!! Welcome to the Dark Side of the Moon!!! Saludos desde Guatemala!!!! Me encantan sus reacciones!!!! Más Pink Floyd!!!! 🌹🇬🇹🎸

Check out High Hopes from the same Pulse concert, it's magical. IMPORTANT: pick the '2019 restored & reedited' version from the official Pink Floyd channel, because many other uploads have poor audio and video quality.

"Just a little pinprick. That should be enough, to get you through the show."

I have been listening to Pink Floyd my entire life. I’m 44 now but remember my parents blasting this album on our road trip to Upstate NY. All 5 of us kids knew ever single word on the album. Through the years, I have owned every version of this album. 8-track, record, cassette, CD and finally downloaded version. My parents taught us early on to NEVER interrupt a Floyd song. Mom will hop that 2nd row of the station wagon to slap your mouth closed.

@waynedome148

3 жыл бұрын

Haha funny

Leo Fender created the Stratocaster god created David Gilmour to play it

@joejones9520

3 жыл бұрын

jimi hendrix

It's legal to have you declared "criminally insane" for interrupting David Gilmour while he's performing a guitar solo. Just so you know... Welcome to the Pink Floyd universe ladies.

I was in the audience the night this was recorded, it was the most mind blowing and emotional experience. You don't listen to Pink Floyd music you feel it.

I saw that show on it’s second Montreal date... That disco ball was HUGE! The lighting was amazing. And I remember joking after the show that when those white lights at the « there’ll be ne more AAAAAaaaaa aaaaa » turned on, there was no shadow anywhere in the stadium.

I was there seen it live in Edmonton one of the greatest moments of my life

Thing to remember is that PF albums are intended to be experienced in their entirety at one sitting because the individual songs, although great in their own right, flow into each other to tell a story. I would strongly recommend reading a bit about them before listening to get the most out of them. The Dark Side of the Moon album is probably the best place to start - this was in the Billboard charts for nearly 15 continuous years from its first release.

I really like you two Ladies but I HAVE TO SAY that the difference ( I'm 66 ) between "most" Males and "most" Female friends is staggering when one of them ( the knowledgeable Lady on the left ) KNOWS her friend is wrong and finally AGREES (lol ) that she should pause it. That was totally UNNECESSARY as you had already paused 5 times before, which is the most pauses I have seen watching 18 different reactors to this ). As the Lady on the left knows you HAVE to respect the solo as it builds and gains momentum until it reaches its climax but that pause completely broke all the flow and continuity that was growing. Ironically I was LOVING the Lady on the right admiring THe Stage Show which the other Lady almost totally missed. Good Luck but you would not have Copyright problems after 5 pauses. There were never more than 2 pauses in the other 17 reactions. Good Luck :)

So in a interview in 1980 Gilmour said "The main theme is the distance between our minds and the perception of reality because of artificial relief. In other words, we may not suffer, but that does not make us alive; escaping from life and its problems actually deprives us of something. This is the meaning of the song: life is out there; I prefer to face it and let it hurt me, than lose all sense of feeling."

Pink Floyd..... recommendations? After this, I would say for a similar feel? "Learning to Fly". Also, "On the Turning Away". From the same era as Comfortably Numb, but different vibes, Run Like Hell or Have a Cigar.

Now watch "Run Like Hell" live from the same Pulse concert and you will hear the same utterly profound excellence, but an entirely different "vibe".

(You are only coming through in waves), you are unconscious and you come back to consciousness sporadically, like the ups and downs of a wave.

I worked on this tour in 1994. 55 trucks 600 people to build the stage.

I say this with deep respect and sincerity and being much like those underneath the comment I am writing. You ladies will understand this song more as you get older. Pink Floyd has this way of bringing about a clarity and understanding that is achieved with age. Great reaction, you have enjoyed a timeless classic on the surface level. Just wait until you can plumb it's depths. Just wait ♥️

More Pink Floyd: "Take It Back" or "What Do You Want From Me?"

The entire The Wall album tells a story about a kid who grows up being bullied, overprotected, cheated, and who lost his father at a very short age. At this point of the story he's so into drugs he's just not capable of "feeling" anymore. Also, there's a movie based off the album... From the PULSE concert I recomend Sorrow, One Of These Days, Coming Back To Life, Learning To Fly, ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL, Money, Us And Them, Wish You Were Here and Run Like Hell.

The lyrics are about feeling numb, yes, but is also the story of Pink, who dreams deliri, in his hotel room,before the concert. Is about the "Dr. Feelgood", the doctor that have specific duty, re-animate pop stars on drugs,or alcohol,before the concert...and yes, tou absolutely need to listen more Floyd. Sorry if i made mistake writing, but i'm italian.

Before a concert Roger Waters (the PF bassist who wrote the album this song is a part of, The Wall) had an infection. He was so ill that the band thought they might have to cancel the performance. A doctor was called in and gave him an injection (just a little pinprick) in the stomach. He was able to perform after this. The part about the fever was when he was a child and he was ill and his hands were so numb they felt like balloons.

The songwriter was writing about a childhood illness and then dealing with depression as an adult living the rockstar life

"You are only coming through in waves" In my heaviest depression/apathy/disconnection moments, when people talk with me, I barely register what they are actually saying. I get the gist, but honestly cannot bring myself to care enough to listen to the details. That's how I relate to that line anyway.

It took almost 47 years for me (I started listening to Pink Floyd at the age of 12 and now I'm 59) to understand PF songs a very little! Every time I listen to it, comes out with a whole new meaning so, don't expect to understand it on 1st listening girls! It's like a religion so vast and wide. The more you listen the more you'll b enlightened! AND YES, NEVER DARE TO PAUSE AND TALK WHEN ITS PLAYING! YOU HAVE NO RIGHT!

I've always said that if there were no lyrics or no one singing, David Gilmore could tell you everything you needed to know about the song by his guitar playing! Got to see them in Mannheim, Germany in '88 - 70,000 people! It was the most awesome concert I've ever seen!

The song was inspired by a prescription drug experience before one of their shows. The album The Wall that this song comes from is about a mans decent in to madness. Their is also a Pink Floyd movie called The Wall.

Roger Waters the bassist wrote this as part of “The Wall”. It’s semi autobiographical. The song was originally called the doctor. It was based on an experience with a doctor before a show. He suffers from hepatitis and the doctor gave him some meds. This is based on what he remembered.

You weren’t even born? Now I feel old.

This was a song off the Double album "The Wall" It was basically a story of how the band group manager got the lead singer High enough to preform for the show they had that night :) Peace and Love from Canada eh :) sorry :)

This song is about an ordeal the original bassist Roger Waters (not present in this performance), had before a show. He had a stomach bug and had to be injected with a cortisone shot so he could perform ("you may feel a little sick. Now can you stand up? I do believe it's working- good. That'll keep you going through the show, come on it's time to go") He spent the entire show feeling numb and detached, and his hands felt like balloons.

Welcome, my sisters, to Pink Floyd....Dark Side Of the Moon, Meddle, The Wall, Delicate Sounds of Thunder, but the Pulse album will get you started...forgot to mention Animals....have a nice trip!!!

@barrysullivan59

3 жыл бұрын

Trouble with Pulse is it’s a compilation album. Songs from other albums. To really understand you need to hear complete albums that tell the story’s.

Back then, Pink Floyd filled the Earls Court seven times within 14 days always with a day off to check the gigantic equipment and I saw this concert in 1994 in Cologne's soccer stadium, together with 75,000 fans. With my 58 years now I have been to dozens of partly very big concert events but what I was able to experience in Cologne has beaten everything. At that time a good friend of mine lived about 500m as the crow flies and could see the arena directly from his balcony. He told me later, when the block with the encores: Wish you where here, Comfortably Numb and especially Run like hell - kzread.info/dash/bejne/eWaim8F6nae6obw.html, was played, the whole stadium looked from the outside like the colorful glittering spaceship at the end of Spielberg's "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" after landing, because the light show could of course be seen from the outside through the distances between lower, middle and upper stand. Until then, Genesis were the absolute specialists for composed light shows for me. After 2 hours of watching and hearing it was clear to me that there is probably no more or better. And of course the overall experience of light and sound is inextricably linked. For example, when the sphere was still closed, it rotated and turned the stadium into a huge disco by the spotlights directed at it. When it opened, lasers were directed at it from various positions, reflected by the mirrors on it, which in turn were reflected back by mirrors fixed around the stadium roof and other mirrors distributed around the stadium near the ground, creating indescribable effects. You can't see this on the concert video because they made these setups only in stadiums and really must have been there because it's literally indescribable ! In the preannouncement of the concert it was promised that, regardless of where one´s position in the stadium is, listen to at least stereo if not even quatro. They implemented this advertising promise in such a comprehensive and impressive way that I will never forget this bombastic sound experience together with this indescribable light show. And to this day, when I hear this piece, especially during the guitar solo i get goose bumps all over my body and it leads me to another dimension ! EVERYTIME ❗️❗️❗️👍 Another perfect combination of music and light - kzread.info/dash/bejne/rGFlk9yohtGug7Q.html

Great Reaction. Subscribed. If you guys did "The Dark Side Of the Moon" album , it would be awesome, each side is about 20 mins, you could do 2 videos. Subs would go through the roof. We would all love to see that. Love that you guys get it.

Comfortably numb is about the feeling Dave Gilmour experienced after a pre show sedative when he had stomach pains due to stress of stage. Anxiety .great

"Pink Floyd, I've never heard of it" That made me smile big time! Try the song 'Time' from the same concert. One of the most profound songs ever! Much love from the very far north of Aotearo New Zealand.

Pink Floyd "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" is another great and classic song.

So glad you like it. I was there at the concert. The whole concert was as good as this. Now that you have put your heads down the rabbit hole of Pink Floyd, you won't regret it. The lead singer is David Gilmore who now tours under his own name. 2016 he did an amazing concert in Pompeii in the amphitheatre where no one else has performed to an audience for the past 2000 years since the volcano behind the theatre erupted killing everyone. Very very atmospheric. Listen to the Dark side of the moon album with headphones straight through, it's a trip. Great reaction ladies.

The song is about a doctor and his patient who is explaining to him what’s going with him. The first verse is the doctor and the second verse (the one that puts you at ease) is the patient. There’s more to it put that’s as simple as I can put it.

I have this DVD, and have watched it at least 100 times.

A masterpiece! What a band!!! Love it! Please do more PF!

Never ever interrupt David Gilmore, when he starts, or is in a guitar solo 🙈

@JamesSmith-qy3eu

3 жыл бұрын

Never spell Gilmour's name wrong.

@johnthedude1000

3 жыл бұрын

shut up willyheid

You can just pick any song from THE PULSE Concert and react. Really, any song. This show is basically two and half hours of what you saw in this video.

This song was written by Roger Waters, the original bassist (not the one in this video). Roger was ill before a concert in the 1970's and someone gave him tranquilizers "a little pin prick" to "help him through the show".

Take a Sunday afternoon off and listen to Dark Side of the Moon, all of it, you will be Pink Floyd'd for life just like the rest of us (lol)

I saw them at Texas Stadium in Irving Texas!!!! Best concert i ever saw. Floor seats 8 rows from stage.

Welcome to the wonderful world of Pink Floyd! Tune in and tune everything else out... close your eyes and enjoy the ride. Try Dark Side of the Moon, one of the greatest selling albums of all time. Listen to the songs in order. They tell a story. Animals is great as well. So many great albums/songs!

The album the wall which this is off of, ius about a rock star who builds an emotional wall,this song is at the point were he is self medicating and a Dr has to give him something to get him to be able to play that nights show,hence he has become comfortably numb

most of your subscribers are probably like me, middle-aged me who will click on anything to do with rock bands we love and are intrigued by younger people trying to appreciate it. We pray that the younger people will stop listening to current music and listen to rock and learn to play guitar and form bands and give us new cool music again...

The song is about gilmour was first starting in music and was sick they gave him some medication that made him him numb he couldn't feel his hands but still played

Cool, I'm viewer #43. Earliest I've ever been for one of y'all's videos.

You're only coming through in waves. A distant ships smoke on the horizon. Imagine a ship passing by and the waves reaching you moments later. He can hear the person talking to him but it's a delayed reaction. The album follows a rock star named Pink who slowly builds a wall around himself. The bricks were added by his life experience. Things like an overprotective mother, a cruel schoolmaster and a unfaithful wife. At this point in the album Pink is helped to take the stage by being given drugs that leave him Comfortably Numb

You two were half-right. This song is mainly about Sid Barrett, a former band member who became mentally unwell, disappeared for some time and showed up one day having gained weight and shaved his head. His deterioration shocked the other band members and Gilmour wrote the song about how we insulate ourselves from life and drift being comfortably numb. You should be feeling the pain of that guitar solo, one of the greatest solos in music history.

Pink floyd - 'Time' and also, 'the Machine' Please react to Megadeth 'She-wolf (live from Rude Awakenings album)

I myself suggest: 1) "Shine on you crazy Diamond" I-V 2) "Us and Them/Any Colour You Like/Brain Damage/Eclipse" (all 4 parts) 3) "High Hopes" 4) "Time/Breathe Reprise" 5) "Dogs" 6) "Pigs (3 different ones)" 7) "Great Gig In The Sky" 8) "Hey You" 9) Welcome to the Machine - - - pretty much anything from the live "Pulse" DVD (1994)!!

You need experience this entire Pink Floyd concert, it will blow you away

I have this concert on DVD and it's great to hear through my sound system 😁

Nunca jamás nunca detengas este solo de guitarra catalogado una obra maestra, única en su tipo!! Es como si detuvieras los latidos de tu corazón o dejar a la mitad un orgasmo... este solo es aquello y mucho más!! Os perdono hijas mías por éste sacrílego jejeje

Pink Floyd takes you on a journey through the cosmos of your mind, every album is a trip and it is truly takes you to places you can only dream of.

This song explains how you feel just before you die. You won't know what I mean until you are on your deathbed.

This song is about “ Pink “ struggling with his mental state. Existing with reality and trying to keep outside the wall using drugs and such so he may perform but also wanting to keep secluded, calm = comfortably numb. The last solo is Pink giving in to the wall and becoming isolated from everything . The Wall is an incredible story , the music is just mind blowing . If have not listen to the whole album , please do . You will not regret it. The movie is also very good but also very graphic . ( just a warning )

The song is About a past member of the group Syd Barrett. He had a lot of troubles with drugs. But one thing to remember about Pink Floyd is you don't just listen to them , you experience them! If you want something great from them I suggest The great gig in the sky, Shine on you crazy diamond, Another Brick in the Wall. (I could go on suggesting so many more songs of theirs but this is a good place to start) God created the man who created the Fender Guitar David Gilmour Was the one who taught the Fender Guitar to Sing!

@Two Sisters React: Welcome to the sublimity that is Pink Floyd. I was lucky enough to see a similar performance live, also in 1994, but on the Rotterdam leg of the tour. It was the same stage, same everything, and also an amazing performance of this song. Every time I see this video - and I play it a lot on KZread, which is how I eventually got to your video - it brings me back to that 1994 concert. I am truly amazed that young people like you are getting to know Pink Floyd. Now, if you want to react to another song..... There is a song called "Echoes". It was one of the earlier songs done by Pink Floyd, and there is a version that was done in Pompeii in the early 1970s, but there is also a version done by David Gilmour on his solo tour in Gdansk. And it THAT version that I think is so perfect and excellent. Be prepared though: The song alone is 25 minutes, so your reaction video might be an hour! :D See here: (249) David Gilmour - Echoes (Live In Gdańsk) - KZread