Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb | FIRST TIME REACTION!
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Today I React to PINK FLOYD - COMFORTABLY NUMB live performances for the first time Ever!
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SORROW in This Pulse Concert is Very epic too. We Go to Another universe.
Yes mate!
The best solo not in terms of shredding but emotionally nothing compares.
Welcome to the machine 🤪
The beautiful thing is that's a concert before phones, everybody is locked in to the full experience
Great Reaction! NOW SORROW!
He's certainly right..... greatest guitar solo EVER. 🎸🔥🎧
"Sorrow" and "One of These Days" are rocking, "Shine on You Crazy Diamond" will amaze you.....and on and on. There are NO bad songs on Pulse!
They were so far ahead of their time with lasers, light shows, musically, and lyrically. Remember, this concert was in 1994!
Pink Floyd live in 1988 is still, to this day, one of the best live concerts I have ever been to. Their show lighting is hands down number one.
"Sorrow" should be next 👍🏼
Sorrow is next my friend, just recorded it.. wow 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
@@RaygoReactions..and also from "Pulse, "Keep Talking" with a cameo by Stephen Hawking,
great rabbit hole to be in...and im a drummer but that guitar solo brings TEARS to my eyes...every time
Shine on you crazy diamond is a must! And my favorite way to listen to Pink Floyd is on headphones outside under a clear night sky. Just laying back and looking at the stars.
I couldn't think of a better way to listen to it kris! Sounds bliss 🙏
ALL parts of Shine On.... (1-9)
@kristophergoordman7225 I'll second that: 'Shine on You Crazy Diamond' Pts 1-5 (studio version - 1975) but definitely on headphones
@@RaygoReactions But do NOT listen to Shine On from the Pulse concert as they omit one of 3 guitar solo's by David and hence it is NOT as good as the audio version. I'd listen to that first.
Pink Floyd an English rock band formed in London 1965. A gift given to the world!
Absolutely right. It's an exchange between a doctor and patient. This was written by former bassist Roger Waters who was taken ill before a performance and treated with strong painkillers that made him feel so numb he couldn't remember playing the concert. The song is in the concept album "The Wall" which follows the life of someone with increasing mental illness and isolation who builds a wall in his mind. Check it out and the full length feature film that was made based on the songs. In the Floyd tour of the Wall, the band played while a huge Wall was built around them showing animations while they played. it ends with the Wall being pulled down. Waters left the band and continued touring with The Wall after leaving the band which was fair enough as he wrote nearly all of it.
Waters wrote most of Floyd lyrics until he fell out with the rest of the band and left about 12 years before this concert. In the Pulse concert the band play 3 numbers from The Wall, Another Brick in the Wall part 2 (which was one of their only hit singles) Comfortably Numb and Run Like Hell, the last two being their final encore. Much of Floyd's song material has serious commentary on social and or political issues, check out The Wall, Wish You Were Here, Animals and Dark Side of the Moon which they perform in its entirety in the second half of Pulse.
Floyd bucked the trend of short pop songs right from the beginning playing really long, sometimes psychodelic numbers like Interstellar Overdrive, Astronomy Domine, Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun, The sinister Careful With That Axe Eugene and check out the 22 minute Echoes, an absolute classic.
Looking forward to your next reaction. You won't find many disappointments whatever you listen to
BTW, I was in that audience. Floyd almost from the start used quadrophonic sound for most of their live shows. So you will have to imagine a 20000 audience sitting in the clearest perfect (and loud) surround sound making it one of the most emotional experiences of my life. 5 million people witnessed that tour and all feel the same way.
Enjoy you journey of discovery.
Yes, this is my all-time favourite song. I must have heard it thousands of times since I first heard it when it was first released way back in 1979.
When Joe said that Gilmour picks all the right notes, I was reminded of a comment that I totally agree with: Pink Floyd always picks the perfect note(s) you didn't know you needed to hear.
Subbed to enjoy this journey with you. ❤
You are so right... Pink Floyd's music... in particular David Gilmour's guitar, serve as the perfect foundation to Roger Waters' brilliant lyrics, and where Gilmour's guitar is concerned, the perfect exclamation point as witnessed here.
Great Gig in the Sky should come right after Time.
Was at the concert 2 nights after this as this was Thursday 22nd October & saw them 22nd they did alter set list on the Saturday night with Astronomy Dominie starting the show & Hey you being part of the encore,On the turning away, Great day for freedom what do you want from me added with On the Run Dropped Brain Damage and eclipse which I prefered the Saturday as all 14 shows all get the same light show & Epic C Numb solo so effectively PULSE is live at earls court which is now destroyed &:14 shows 240 000 people a resident record.Rogers Ego over & out! Great reaction by the way 😂 👌👍
Maybe not the most fast and skilled but for me David is always on this moment....❤❤
Loving The Passion … 💫⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✨🤍
Is about an ilness, recieved an injection before going on stage, made him feel numb...turned out to be hepititus/ true story...."coming Back To Life' or 'On The Turning Away' , try those....I saw them first in 1977 lol. The 'Animals' tour in Boston
It happened before the Philadelphia show on the Animals tour in '77. I saw them in the old Cleveland Municipal stadium during the Animals tour. It was reported that ticket sales for that show was 97,000 the stadium was PACKED INCLUDING THE FIELD!!!!! Absolutely EPIC SHOW!!!
One of the greatest moments in Rock history.
Now go for Sorrow or The Great Gig in the Sky from the Pulse concert. Or you go deeper into that rabbit hole and start reacting to their albums.
Once you come to the bottom of that hole you should listen to the live show in Oakland 1977. The angriest Floyd show with great versions of some of their songs. Sadly that exists only as bootleg.
Most excellent reaction bro...this is one of me faves...and yeah you right bro it is a doctor talking to a patient. 💯%🔥🔥🔥🔥
Well that one really got to you mate. I see you took my advice & didn't just listen to the lyrics. A lot of reactors don't take any notice of advice from those who are in the know, so my opinion of you has just gone up. I shall now sub your channel mate. One more piece of advice is to not take your eyes off the screen. I know it's hard when the music is so amazing but Floyd always have such great visuals like the mirror ball opening up & The round screen at the back tilting over & you will miss out. They do some faster stuff as well but I'm sure you'll get around to that.
Great reaction dude. As us soft southerners say "Jolly good show old chap".
First of all 98 million dollars worth of equipment in 1994 money! Next 233,000 watts of power that they push through their lighting and sounding equipment! They only turn up the sound about 2/3 of the way for absolute perfect sound with no distortion. Then they put speakers on the stage on both sides of the audience behind the audience and above the audience. They create basically a perfect set of gigantic headphones the audience sits inside of for the best sound system you could ever imagine!!! And the lighting is beyond description and the only way you can understand is to actually experience it in person!!! Everybody's enjoying your trip keep it going and so far, great job!!!
So I think that you will really appreciate this. There is an 80s group called Def leopard, and they have a song called Pour some Sugar on Me. Amazing song,but to me, the best part is how well the drums are played. The drummer lost one of his arms in an accident and adapted soooooo well. Very impressive. Most people who react to this song have no idea.
OK - in TEARS, NOW!! SO, SO BEAUTIFUL!!! ...and, no: you're NOT the only one - there are MILLIONS OF US, OUT HERE, that have felt that for YEARS!!!
Fabulous ... now do Sorrow from the same show!
Great review and no it’s not just you 😂❤
What's up Max have a great one buddy.
You’re spot on about insane instrumentals immediately following impactful lyrics. A very common theme within Floyd tunes.
Well done.
Enjoy the rest of this concert then start on the albums which are all concept albums with a theme. If you are looking for a wake-up album about society and the way we are being manipulated and exploited, it has to be 'Animals' whereas self-reflection would be 'The dark Side of the Moon'. 'Comfortably Numb' is from 'The Wall' which is about a fictional music artist called 'Pink' who is addicted to drugs and suffering from serious mental health issues that stem from a deceased father (lost in WW2) and an over-protective mother.
You are reacting exactly as they expect you to their music. Thinking deeply about your life, other's lives, and where we are headed. They evoke deep thought. Hopefully we are better people from the experience.
Try 'Us and Them' studio version first, it will blow you away. Enjoy 😊.
I do truly appreciate your comments on floyd. You're in trouble if you go down this rabbit hole. I'm with you the whole way.... let's go!
Love it!! SORROW, same concert HAS TO BE NEXT!!!
Love your reactions, Run like Hell and Sorrow Same every song has a fantastic light show 😮
Poor Max is getting emotionally jerked around by David's guitar...just like the rest of us!! Enjoy the ride broski!!
This is all your fault, look what mess you've got me into 🤣🤣🤣 I love it
Great reaction, Max. You can never go wrong with Pink Floyd. Growing up listening to their albums, you get exactly that (and more) from them at their concerts. Pure talent.
Gilmour makes you feel the words that are written. You are on track, check out Any Colour You Like, you can definitely shut your eyes and see the colors the man plays❤️❤️
It's great watching someone react to this concert event. I'm glad you're loving these selections Max. Try to get Charlie and Joe to watch sometime. Keep up the fun work.
I also think you'd like WAR PIGS by Black Sabbath, Max....great lyrics....
I'm HERE FOR THE RAYGOS and THE FLOYD!! GILMOUR'S GUITAR SPEAKS!!! To be fair: you really should listen to the album cuts on these - AND: As I'm sure people have mentioned - PINK FLOYD'S albums are concept albums and one song "bleeds into" the next!! BEST: listen to Dark Side Of The Moon, Wish You Were Here, and The Wall from start to finish!! SO, SO GOOD!! They've been a HUGE part of my life!! One of those albums: I call my "DIVORCE" album! :D :D :D :D ENJOY!!! HUGS from TEXAS!
High hopes. Another brick in the wall. Keep Talking. Learning to fly…..OMG! So much more to come for you.
When you can , watch same song to same concert but the uncut version . Last guitar solo around 4 min longer . next one from Pulse concert 1994 - Coming Back to Life . = 3 guitar solo 😎👍🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶
Spot ON -Real Doctor but it was massive cramps.
When you understand the lyric's the song is VERY SAD -The Child has Grown -The Dream is Gone - I have become Comfortable NUMB .
it is NUMB to LIFE
Rodger Walters who used to be in the band was ill before a concert and felt unable to go on stage so a doctor was called gave him in injection of pain killers and so he could go on later he found out he had hepatitis
Perfect reaction Sir ❤
If you want a Pink Floyd song with a story check out Dogs from the Animals album, which is amazing. 💗🎸🤘🏽
Just remember. This is live.
Bro, check out " on the turning away" and dive into those lyrics
Def bro you gotta react to Stevie Ray Vaughan remake little wing and voodoo child 🤙 (both Jimi Hendrix tunes). Also riviera paradise 🤙
...AND: you might want to watch the movie: The Wall!!!
The two PF albums you should really listen to front to back in one sitting are Dark Side Of The Moon, and The Wall (the album this song comes from). Do yourself a favor and do not piece-meal those ;-) You can pick and choose Pulse concert songs, though, without losing much. The entire Pulse concert is awesome, and includes DSOTM in its entirety, however I recommend checking out studio versions before live versions of the songs. The one exception to that rule may be the song Echoes, where the 1970s live in Pompei version is pretty killer.
As much as I love the Pompeii Echoes, I have to disagree that it's the best version. The studio version is the best, imo, then Live In Gdansk, the Pompeii. ✌🏽💗🎸🤘🏽
@@angelagraves865 I didn't mean to imply any sort of ranking, though I see how it may seem that way. I enjoy all of those versions of Echoes. They all offer something a bit different. I just get a kick out of seeing the 4 band members together back when they were young.
Hahahaa!!! You got smacked; wait til you do SORROW live pulse lol. It will leave you speechless.
Love your reactions. Check out Sorrow and Great Gig in the Sky. I'll be watching out to see what you have to say!
try "wish where here" from the same show
It’s kinda long story. In the 60s you gave your songs to a DJ and when he spun it you got paid that way. In the 70s (can’t remember their title) there was an intermediary between the artist and the DJ. You had to butter them up (PF song: have a cigar). PF did not like these people and didn’t want to pay them for good reasons. When they did their Wall tour, they succumbed to those types to get their Another Brick in the Wall album to play over the air in the US, to gain interest in them. PF lost money on that tour and Roger Waters left the band and PF then went on and did some great work in the 80-90s. That’s an abbreviated story lol.
Just a mention Pink Floyd isn't a he. There is no Pink Floyd. The lead singer lead guitarist (who isn't always the lead singer btw) didn't write most of Pink Floyds songs the bass guitarist did. Pink Floyd is the name of a band. Just like there is no Lynyrd Skynyrd and no Jethro Tull but those are stories for other times.
If you really want to interpret these songs, you should be listening to the albums all the way through, not necessarily the Pulse live concert. Their biggest albums of the 70s are all concept albums that tell a story through an overarching concept. They are all an experience onto themselves...
"Dark Side of the Moon"
"Wish You Were Here"
"Animals"
and "The Wall". Masterpieces all. The songs you've heard so far are a mix from several albums. "High Hopes" is from "The Division Bell" 1994. Their final album of original material.
Roger Waters who left the band in the mid-80s, was their primary lyricist and conceptual mastermind. He was not a part of the live Pulse concerts. David Gilmour, seen here, is probably their most recognizable lead voice, and also just happens to be one of the world's most acclaimed guitarists. You've just seen why. 🎸
I see you connecting the songs from this concert, and I don't blame you, the band often bring up similar themes.
But if you look at the original release dates, and the fact that each song comes from a different album, .there is no real connection other than being played brilliantly at this concert.
Time - 1973
Comfortably Numb - 1979
High Hopes - 1994
Cheers from Canada ;-]
The Snowflake censored lyric was "Cocaine", not "O.K.".
You should read the comments from your previous Floyd reactions.
Pink Floyd is the name of the band, NOT A PERSON!
This song came from personal experiences of Roger Waters.
Are you Raygo guys young enough to not know who Eddie Van Halen is?
Here we have another dopey guy who'd pay $350+ to go "see" a band but then stand there with his eyes closed....and that's a HUGE SHAME when it's Pink Floyd the originators of coloured lights at their gigs!!!
so good i subscribed and please check out keeptalking from same concert