INCREDIBLE!| Pink Floyd - High Hopes | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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- INCREDIBLE!| Pink Floyd - High Hopes | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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David Gilmour said this a story of his life. I went to the Pulse tour in 1994 at the Rose Bowl here, and when they played this song, it was pure magic. The crowd of 90,000, was silent. Amazing.
That was an awesome concert
Best sounding concert I ever attended, even cleaner than most home stereos systems. Just a mind-boggling performance (saw them at Oakland, 1994). ruclips.net/video/pDKPz6KD8fs/видео.html
1994 In Oakland was incredible! 17 rows back. So glad I was fortunate enough to see them live. And you’re right, a packed stadium and everyone sitting in silence just mesmerized by what we were seeing and hearing!
Saw them in Phila. on that tour Vet Stadium
I saw the same show at Arrowhead Stadium. One of my favorite memories.
Pink floyd is my all time favorite band, had been for 45 years. They give you everything your soul needs
THIS^^^^
ME TOO, I love Pink Floyd, David Gilmour is the BEST!
100%
In my top 10 bands
Agree. Back in late 70s, early 80s I'd come home from a party on Blackstar, purple mic, etc...put the headphones on and crank floyd.
This song is an ode to innocence and saying goodbye to your childhood as you become an adult. One of the most beautiful songs I have EVER heard!
I've never heard anyone make the guitar cry the way Dave Gilmore does. That solo at the end is one of the sweetest ever. What an amazing song this is.
Gary Moore
You can make some pretty cool sound with a lap steel
Jeff Beck
gary moore was a fantastic guitarist in his own right and one of my faves but he was no Dave Gilmour when it came to making a guitar sound like that and as above comment it was a lap steel @@slickpig
I agree although this is technically a lap steel.
Gilmour never wastes a note. Absolute genius. This song is haunting and sad and hopeful all wrapped into one.
Excellent point! I love songs and solos that have "zero fat" on them - everything you need, nothing you don't. Jeff Beck was another master of that (at times).
Others can play 100 notes, often generally well chosen, in the time he uses to play the 10 that really SHOULD be there.
The lyrics are just epic… "Looking beyond the embers of bridges glowing behind us, to a glimpse of how green it was on the other side." Just awesome. Polly Samson, David Gilmour's wife, who wrote a lot of lyrics for the album "The Division Bell", did an absolutely great job here.
Also, David Gilmour is The Guitar God, whether it's an electric, slide or acoustic guitar. No one can play like David Gilmour, with such emotion.
This album is so damn unappreciated on the text level just because Walters ain't a part of it. For me it's just as good as any of their other stuff, if not better than some. And I'm not biased because it was the first PF album I've listened and it started my journey with them.
Polly Samson should be considered the sixth member of PINK FLOYD
her lyrics and inner thoughts and imagination are on a par with Syds
{:-) PAV UK
The guitar is plugged into his soul then the amp
The older I get, the better my youth was😀
Exactly what this song is about
@@RJs_CC I put it in the same category as Time, from PF and Tile Flies by Porcupine Tree.
Never thought of it like that...agreed!!!!
As they say, youth is wasted on the young.... 🥲
This song is from the point of view of an aging man reflecting on his life with his band mates who were brothers before ego destroyed their friendship. It’s a shame that the rift between Rodger Waters and David Gilmore will probably never be repaired, and Richard Wright has passed, so it most likely will never be repaired. That’s what makes this song so sad to me. The emotional guitar solo just adds to the emotion.
Right on point, Bart. Gilmour and Waters will never repair the rift. Their English egos are bigger than their talent if that's even possible.
@@rubicon-oh9km mostly it's Waters, he turned out to be a seriously cunning stunt in my opinion. I think Gilmour knows it and just doesn't want to waste the effort on trying to mend a fence that doesn't want to stay mended.
It was a beautiful analysis. Thank you
The lap steel solo gets me every time. Gilmour is magnificent.
You don't know a Pink Floyd journey until you've listened to Shine On You Crazy Diamond.
You should have done the live "Pulse" version. Absolutely phenomenal!
Yes, the Pulse version is stellar.
This comment applies for all songs played at the Pulse concert.
I know right? And this video was playing on their big round screen above them while they were singing at live anyways lol
I wish they would do live. Also the comfortably numb solo at the end of the live was ranked best solo of all time by fender. Lol The maker of the guitar . They really need to see whats going on live. It's killing me.
YES!!!!!
Nobody can make a haunting sound on a guitar like David Gilmore!
Go the next level, with Pink floyd, and be mesmerized, by the live PULSE CONCERT!!
The older I get the more I feel this song in my soul.
true
Yeah thats true
This track is so beautifully melancholy.
If you want to see what Pink Floyd looks like, do the live Pulse version of Comfortably Numb. It has an incredible extended guitar solo that the studio version doesn't have.
Comfortably Numb = Greatest Song Ever Written
Best version ever
100%
the lap steel outro solo is just amazing.....what a great way to end the last song on the last Pink Floyd album
Nice thought but The Endless River was the last album ✌🏻
I’m always here for a lap steel guitar!
@@andrewknight4746 true, but (most of) the music for it was recorded before or during the Division Bell session....so we'll call it a tie ;)
Fair enough 😎
It's a travesty that gilmour never really showed what he was truly capable of with a lapsteel during the roger waters era of floyd. The guy is a lapsteel prodigy
Their vibe right here starting at 6:51 is the reason why music is the ONLY thing in human existence that binds us. It is a constant reminder that we are more connected than we think. I love seeing when people leave their own body while being immersed by melody. Music is God's language and never fails to have impact. Good stuff.
Incredible song and video. Gilmour’s solo at the end is amazing.
Keeping this band alive! Thank you for loving them as much as I do 💕
It's almost criminal that Pink Floyd only won 1 grammy in their entire career And it was for an instrumental called marooned. How they didn't win best Album for Dark side of the Moon is beyond me.
Been listening to this group for 30+ years and still tonight I have goosebumps and tears.
Such a wonderful, beautiful song.
A true "Work of Art", by the greatest band ever on Planet Earth.
Pink Floyd.
Great reaction, Rob Squad!
Kudos!
No other band or musician takes me to a whole different place like Pink Floyd, and I’m not even able to properly describe the feeling I get when I listen to them! Totally one of a kind band, never could compare this feeling with any other!! Love the ways they move me!
This was my first time hearing the song as well and I'm blown away! Guess it's time to dive deep into Pink Floyd.
I'm sure you prolly have heard it by now but the entire division bell album is a musical master piece
You won't be disappointed.
Welcome to the rabbit hole. I can still remember where i was when i first heard The Dark Side Of The Moon over 40 years ago.
Composed by David Gilmour for their 14th album, The Division Bell, in 1994.
THANKS FOR MORE PINK FLOYD😊😊🎶🎶
Beautifully produced, the church bells and bicycle bells, the lyrics and beautiful instrumentation and the slowed tempo
makes for a dramatic delivery. So enjoyable.
Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦
Yes, I attended Pink Floyd concert in 1994 at Rose Bowl. This was my first Pink Floyd concert, and it was beyond amazing 🙏🙏
Pink Floyd is such a deep deep band. Jay is right, I always find myself closing my eyes when listening. You're taken on a voyage with Floyd. The lyrics are like resting in a canoe, the music like a steam and you just flow!
Very well put...perfect description...Rock ON!!
yep... The Endless River
You can see a video of Pink Floyd playing. You just have to start listening to and watching "PULSE" - a live concert. It will blow your head off! All of Dave Gilmour's guitar solos live just confirm why he is a "Guitar God". It is mandatory to watch and to listen to Pink Floyd live if you are a fan. Nothing compares to the incredible experience. When you, Jay and Amber get around to it, you will not believe you waited so long!
Pink Floyd - virtually anything by them is trippy and next level. David Gilmour's guitar work is haunting, eerie, and fantastic.
I introduced my sister to Pink Floyd with this song and this album….
Decades later, I realize I was but scratching the surface….. and I wish I could retrieve those lost years.
"Sorrow" Pulse Tour Live 94..excellent song
The live version on Pulse (Restored & Re-edited) is even better. Absolutely magical.
The last song, on the last Floyd album. It was like saying goodbye to a loved one as they passed away....
Probably my favorite Pink Floyd tune. 😊
Coming back to life, best pink floyd song 🎵
YES!!!
Dogs from Animals.
If anyone is able to pour a life of hopes, dreams, regrets, pain and joy into a lap steel solo it's David Gilmour - that one hits, and hits hard.
1994! I was 18 when this album dropped 🖤 it's a concept album about communication. Nightwish does a great cover of this
DAMN RIGHT
+1 for the Nightwish version. Marko can _SING_
Watching Amber react to David's guitar solo was beautiful. There are a lot of great guitarists, but none of them play like David Gilmour. He has this incredibly unique ability to create guitar compositions that go directly to your soul. I love being able to see that happen with other people...to know that his guitar is doing the same thing to them as it's doing to me.
That was the last time they toured. Back in 94-95.
Minneapolis Metrodome 6.22.1994
That whole album is timeless.
Their tour concept was "we want the audience to focus on the show and the music, not the old guy's on stage."
This was released after the wall came down in Europe.
They are the one band that actually owed all of it's touring elements. Stage, lighting,sound,production.
Amount of smoke from weed in the dome was....intoxicating.
7/10/94, RFK Stadium in DC. An incredible show just as you described - dig the tunes, you already know who's doing it! "Comfortably Numb" was a masterpiece of stage production (especially the UFO/disco ball!). Cheers....
June 25 1994, Vancouver BC Place
April 29, 1994 Texas Stadium
April 30, 1994. Jeppessen Stadium, Houston
I love Pink Floyd!! This is one of my faves.
Proof that David and Polly are a true power couple!! Brilliant lyrics by this pair!! ❤❤❤
and that is why pink floyd lost their sound
@@kevinohara2618 nope, they elevated the sound to new melodic heights.
@@kevinohara2618 No bud... This IS the Pink Floyd sound to ne. I became a life long fan after Momentary Lapse of Reason and especially Delicate Of Thunder, i love that sound more the the vintage one from Roger's years
@@kevinohara2618 What are you talking about - the sound of Pink Floyd was Gilmour and Wright. Waters was the lyrics.
@@zoeherriot the sound starts with waters writing, it is then improved slightly by the others and then it is improved again by the sound engineers and others
This song is like silk....their best song, and their swan song. Last song on the album and the end of Pink Floyd live, in 94.
I’ve been a fan of the Floyd since the mid 70’s, and gotta say (as an old fart) that it is an absolute joy to see younger generations embracing and loving this band as much as we did and still do.
If you get a chance, go see either Brit Floyd or Aussie Floyd - both tribute bands are fucking AMAZING.
PINK FLOYD - SHEEP 🐑🐏 1977 this song will transport your mind to other worlds Incredible sounds and robotics voices Synths and funky bass lines from the moment it starts you know that it's about to take off to another Dimension Rock at its very most inventive musically
This song is nourishing to the soul
Just a beautiful song.
1994 pulse concert ! David plays a lap steel guitar ! That is what your hearing in the solo!!!
Great choice and reaction. Its hard to pick a favorite Pink Floyd song, but I think this mine. The content, the music and the imagery are all incredible. A masterpiece.
If sad nostalgia had a sound... It's like a funeral dirge, solemnly marking the death of childhood innocence, and youthful exuberance oh so long ago.
I can listen to that solo over and over again
Hi from the UK. the video has many references to Cambridge, where Syd Barrett, Roger Waters and David Gilmour grew up, college scarves, bicycles and punts on the river being obvious ones. The oversize bust is of Syd Barrett who was an original member in the 60s . Who sadly passed away It would later be used in live performances during Pink Floyd's 1994 Division Bell Tour .Great reaction . Thanks .
You should check out this and other Pink Floyd songs from the outstanding 1994 Pulse Concert.
Pink Floyd "Echoes" 1974 Live part 1 Pompei. No audience just the a very young band at a special place making a recording. You see their early talent live.
A must!
when my father dies, mu brother, sister and me had an argument with the vicar of his church for music played... he didn't want Pink Floyd, because guitars means devil or somthing... Well we told him, we rent the church, pay the church, for one passed leaving that place for the lastt ime, so this will be played.. High Hopes was the song... after the cermony, vicar came to me, and did say.. I read the lyrics last evening, reading me in to the sermon to give, thought to give the song a play aswell while doing so... Tghank you for introducing me to this, and the lyrics did fir quite well to your father,
WOW I was stunned, and thanked the vicar. Dad was a busdriver, a darn proud one to be
I love watching Amber's face when you do pink floyd. You came to them so late but it showed you GET IT, REALLY GET IT!!!
the album "Division Bell" proved to a lot of sceptics that they could still put out a great music under David Gilmore. The live version is incredible on Pulse. This video you saw here is what is on the screen when they play live. David is a magician on any instrument he plays. The lap guitar at the end is amazing.
It`s Pedal Steel not a Lap Steel.
The ragged man who followed in their footsteps was Father Time. Always chasing them and eventually catching up.
A beautiful song.
High Hopes is there with Comfortably Numb in my opinion. You should check out both at the live Pulse concert with the added benefit of actually getting to see David Gilmour play these solos. A long time fan, this concert was the pinnacle of their career in my opinion.
The Pulse concert is the best record of post Waters Floyd with almost every track a classic. My favourites are are ‘Sorrow and ‘Run like Hell’
@@scifimonkey3 I'll be forever torn between Delicate Sound of Thunder and Pulse, both will always be equaly magical to me. However David's strat tone is more ethereal on the Division Bell tour, the Dopolas has a lot to do with that, it smoothed the tone more
Without Waters they are just an average band...Waters made them GREAT. Still a good song though
@@rdm552 I listen for David Gilmour's guitar playing. Without that, they're not Pink Floyd in my opinion.
@@dh2392 they are defind forever by their incredible lyricist and Roger was certainly the best at it in PF. Again without him, the band has no bite. Just average.
You should do as many reactions to the live Pulse performance. Some of the greatest live stuff you will ever listen to i guarentee it
Definitely … or SEE! ❤
“Pulse” achieved the impossible, delivering a visual, visceral experience that actually came up to the super-conscious powers of Pink Floyd’s sounds.
BEST...BAND...EVER !!!!! 4 perfect albums, Wish You Were Here, Dark Side, Animals, and this one, The Division Bell.
You said it Jay, the guitar was crying. It’s what Gilmour does like no one else. This was the last studio album, Amber. 1994
You guys nailed it. Your interpretation of the song was spot on. It’s about growing up and loosing the “wonder and magic “ that was childhood and the early teen years……when “anything was possible”. And yes……the guitar and instruments at the end part perfectly match the emotion the lyrics are describing. For a long time Comfortably Numb and On the Turning Away, we’re fighting to be my favourite PF song…….then I heard this song and it instantly became my all time favourite. The “emotion in that guitar solo brings tears to my eyes. The nostalgia is overwhelming.
Great job, as usual.❤️
This is one of those songs that hits harder as I grow older. Haunting and profound. Thanks for doing this one guys.
YES and PINK FLOYD: A transcendental experience. Thanks.
I love that you reacted this way - this is EXACTLY the way I feel when I hear this song.....one of my FAVOURITE Floyd songs EVER! It always takes me a second or two to come back to earth after listening to this tune.
David Gilmour on vocals and lap steel outro guitar solo ✨
That four-note refrain Gilmour first plays at the 9:02 mark is his greatest since the one he created for Shine On You Crazy Diamond. A beautiful sigh.
A large glass of a good whiskey, a good quality cigar and a good set of headphones then press play for track 1. Chill out and listen to the entire album without interruption. A Perfect evening!
With High Hopes, David Gilmour did lead vocals and guitar, Nick Mason did drums ( I believe he went back and forth between what David was doing and what Roger was doing, Roger quit Pink Floyd in '83) and I believe Rick Wright did keyboards/piano on High Hopes, High Hopes came out in '94.
They always carry me to a different plain so fantastic ✌️
This is another great example of their musical creativity. The way they start with the single piano notes that sound as if a child was playing on a toy piano that we have all seen.Just a simple effect that sets up the entire song.They we’re masters at putting you in the right head space from start to finish.So damn good.😎
Im a lifelong Pink Floyd fan and this is soooo emotional for me this song , as its the last song on the last Pink Floyd studio album . Takes us back to the bands beginnings in Cambridge .
A brilliant evocative song that just grabs you and stops you in tracks. Every time I hear it I feel like crying, an incredible feeling of loss, regret, nostalgia and weirdly at the end a kind of feeling of healing and defiance. A true classic.
Nightwish has a brilliant version of this. Hope you give them a reaction
I concur.
Pink Floyd is not a band . Its an emotional experience of super sonic sorcery into the mind and soul. 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥
Pink Floyd-Dogs. Absolutely amazing song.
I agree with just about everyone, you guys really need to check out the live Pulse version of Pink Floyd ... it is mind blowing!!
This song and uncomfortably numb are my two favorites from Pink Floyd they're both epic and take you on a journey
Now you need to hear Nightwish version and homage to the same song. Even lighting crew pays homage.
I CONCUR
I concur.
Back in O.C. Calif when I was 30 my wife heard a commercial on the radio about a P.F. show coming up. Knowing I am a Floyd fan she called the radio station (KMET - LA, “The Mighty Met”) to get information on the concert, The DJ on live radio Cynthia Fox…. said...."Congratulations, YOU are caller number 10, YOU just won tickets to the show and the Sound Check Party before the show"...
I met David Gilmour back stage. He gave us both a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I told him his music will stand the test of time with anything from Beethoven or Mozart. He smiled even bigger. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know. . I told him in my eyes he’s a “Legend“. He thanked me and said “Enjoy the show”…. during the concert after the song “Money” he looked right at me and said…. “On saxophone, another Legend, Mr. Raphael Ravenscroft” … acknowledging my comment to him. It is my favorite moment in over 300 shows I’ve seen.
I asked David…. How do you create those awesome solos?… he said….. I sit on a stool and listen to what Roger, Nick and Rick put down and play along. I listen to what I played and pick out what I like, then I put the pieces together into one piece then learn to play it as one. Our fans are fanatics for our shows to sound like the albums so I must play it correctly each time in a show. I have the concert Brochure and album on the wall with David’s picture centerfold.
All of us fortunate enough to have seen this show live were in a TRANCE.... MESMERIZED the entire show... as you can imagine. We walked out saying.... What did we just witness? That was out of this world incredible. The Red Fender Stratocaster he used for this concert in the Guitar Collector World is ....PRICELESS
Pink Floyd is nostalgia with a yearning to times that never were.
"Childhood's End" is lyrically on point for me. Not as many thrills as you'd find from them normally, but it doesn't disappoint. It truly doesn't matter what year you pick their music from, you emotionally feel some sort of way. I hope you guys are having a great week. -Amber
Spot on..Free Four is none too shabby lyrically either
@@PinkFloydKnew lyrics 100% truth in Free Four. Admittedly, when I listen to the album and it comes on, the beginning makes me smile so big. It’s gets overshadowed by the others and it’s a shame in my opinion. I hope you’re having a great week. -Amber
A GREAT song from this album is "A Great Day For Freedom"
I love how you both look somewhat, "stoned", after listening to Pink Floyd. The power of music! 👍
"Echoes, Live at Pompei" gotta watch that one.
Now ya'll need to check out Nightwish's tribute the Pink Floyd's High Hopes. Even David Gilmore loves the Nightwish version.
I CONCUR
I concur.
This song is about nostalgia, regret, and the end of things, as time runs its course. It’s the final song of Pink Floyd’s penultimate album.
I have goosebumps every time I hear this song...
these guys were still making records when I was born and I always appreciated them from the time I was 19 or 20 when I discovered them
I know how obsessed Amber is with drums, so you should check Nightwish’s tribute to this song. They put the rock into it and the drummer went to town in a good way. It’s a must for a channel that is really into metal.
I CONCUR
👍
“” In a world of magnets and miracles “”
The grass was greener!!
This is one of my all time favourite floyd songs.
Don't forget .....Shine on you crazy diamond........A beautiful composition about their lost band member!
This was basically their recording swan song - the final track on their last full studio album (they released one more - basically pieces not used before as a tribute to Richard Wright RIP - only one original song), This one is tracking their history as a band, from early struggles (and dreams of stardom) to their pinnacle and beyond, then back to earth, full of memories on how they got there and what will be next. Ultimately, it is a loving tribute to past (and fallen founder Syd Barrett RIP). The curly haired guy and the huge bust are images of him. An incredible classic, and example of Gilmour's ability to put emotion to music.
I LOVE David Gilmore's guitar playing,
It's like No other 🎸🎧💞💞
Just before David hit the first cord on that steel guitar, I waved bye to both of you, because I knew you were about to leave this world for a bit. Is that not the sweetest sound ever?
This is my favorite Pink Floyd song, so glad you reacted to this!
David Gilmore is absolutely amazing on guitar.