Hah, that's so true of Gilmour and Waters both. They always dress like they are raking leaves. They both must have a closet full of Hanes black t-shirts.
He taught me how to play the guitar. I’d sit on the floor with my cd play on my left and my amp on the right. I’d listen to 5-10seconds and pause and just try to copy that 5seconds worth. And I did that until I learned to read tab. But at 13 I seen them at the dean dome in chapel hill 86/87. I only went because I was told I could smoke weed. And then was blown away.
I remember being at one of the Pulse concerts (in France) and standing directly under those laser lights. That, with the guitar sounds was just unforgettable.
The Sounds that David Gilmour can get out of a guitar are totally off the chain! Been a huge fan since forever ago (I'm 63) and never get tired of their music. Thank you for exposing the younger generation to this awesome music, Bre. It's helped me through some really dark, depressing times over the years. 🌟💫💛
This song is such a joy to play. I play it at least once a week with my buddies. 5:00 in my favorite part. My neighbors love the screaming “feedback” on the intro.
I'm proud to say I'm 72 and grew up listening to the perfection that is pink Floyd and many other rock bands your right it was a magical time its been a wonderfully enlightening experience that I am still enjoying Floyd are out there there will never be anyone who will come close great reaction again bre you have got great taste rock on girl
I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me 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 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, and I know all the great ones.
Pink Floyd's Pulse performances of Sorrow, Comfortably Numb, and High Hopes; along with Led Zep's live Celebration Day performance of Kashmir are all Live Perfection. Nobody will ever match these two groups...never.
I'm back for another round of this reaction. Gilmour up their in blue jeans and a faded black t-shirt puttin on a mind-blowing performance! Love the jumpin drummer too.
I have been following Pink Floyd for so long now...so bloody long that I recall a concert with Chuck Berry that went so well, the stage director had to get on the mike and tell people that they had to leave the auditorium in order for Pink Floyd to do their concert that evening...and people just refused to leave ( for quite a while ! ) I can only guess at 1968 or so...I am happy to be old...I got to see so many things !!! LOL !
The man is in his 70s for Pompeii and is as powerful as he was for Pulse. You should do a reaction to his performance any of the songs.from Pompeii. They perform many of the songs from Pulse. Gilmour is a guitar God! He could put out an album of nothing but instrumentals and it would go platinum.
When I was a teenager, the release of a new Floyd album was an EVENT! I remember how, every 2 years, I would wait for my local record shop to open that morning, grab my copy of the new album, take it home and listen to it obsessively until I knew every word and every note. I've seen them live 5 times and, in the words of David Gilmour, "It's not enough, it's not enough! " David recently said he's working on new music so I'm very hopeful there's a new album coming and, if he tours that, I'll sell my house and everything I own to sed him as many times as possible. The man is a God.
I LOVE LOVE to listen to Floyd eyes closed plastered to my recliner in the center of the room and the surround all the way up!! Wish you where here has me nearly balling thinking of my uncle that's no longer here, he was my best friend! Love it!!
Pink Floyd, hits a different spot in the soul. Happy to see you feeling that, many don't. They have a gentle urgency and a peaceful message that buries itself inside you. Song Suggestions: High Hopes: (any version) Coming Back to Life: (Live versions only) Echoes: (any version, but the live Pompeii video from 72-73 is special)
Now I will introduce you to the group you just played. [David Gilmour CBE] Lead Guitars, Acoustic Guitars, Steel Guitars Strings and Effects, Lead Vocals. Principal Composer, Principal Musician [Nick Mason CBE] Drums, Percussion, Effects, Principal Composer, Principal Musician, Founding Member [Richard Wright] Keyboards, Synthesizers, Effects, Vocalist, Principal Composer, Principal Musician, Founding Member* [Guy Pratt] Bass Guitars, Strings, Effects, Vocals [Jon Carin] Keyboards, Chimes, Effects, Vocals [Dick Parry] Saxophones, Horns, Woodwinds [Tim Renwick] Backing Guitars, Strings, Backing Vocals [Gary Wallis] Drums, Percussion, Gong, Effects [Sam Brown] Backing Vocals [Durga McBroom] Backing Vocals [Claudia Fontaine] Backing Vocals Honorable Mention [Roger "Syd" Barrett] Lead Guitars, Strings, Effects, Lead Vocals, Principal Composer, Principal Musician, Founding Member* [Roger Waters] Bass Guitars, Guitars, Strings, Effects, Lead Vocals, Principal Composer, Principal Musician, Founding Member (Left after Final Cut) [Bob Close] Guitars, Strings, Effects, Vocals (Left early in the groups history) [Polly Samson] Wife of David Gilmour, Lyricist, Poet, Writer *Indicates member has passed into the other life CBE Indicates Commander of the British Empire bestowed by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for their works in Liberal Arts, Music, and Societal Accomplishments Pink Floyd was aptly named by Mr. Barrett after two obscure bluesmen, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council Welcome to Pink Floyd
Thank you for taking the time to do this! I think that you should go around to everyone reacting to Floyd for the first time (or at least in the early stages) and introduce PF this same way, editing as necessary, depending on year/album/concert, of course. We need to see and remember the names of everyone who contributed to this legendary band.
Just so amazing how great music can be when the right musicians get together. Putting out an Album that spent over 900 weeks on the top music chart is a testament to their ability at making music with a ridiculously long shelf life. The solo toward the end of this piece is simply extraordinary and outstanding. Those of us who were lucky enough to witness the combined talents of Pink Floyd in concert will never forget it!
On the turning away and echoes from the ghadansk concert the last time David gilmore played this because his fellow band member and keyboard player Richard Wright died not long after this and David said it would not sound the same without him respect they call that loved your reaction bre to all the many Floyd fans out there this continues to be a wonderful musical journey we are all on
We'll never get another Gilmour tour (at least, I very much doubt we will!), so I am so happy that I got to see him live in 2006, 2015 and 2016. Pompeii 2016 is a superb concert. Sometimes you see aging musicians and think they should have given up years ago. Gilmour shows that he is just as good now as he was 40 years ago (maybe his voice is a little bit more rough now, but it still holds up well).
Agreed I was so blown away by that concert some of his solos and songs are better on that concert than when he was in his so-called prime it's amazing how good he still is well not amazing considering it's David gilmour but still very impressive
i grew up with them, first listen to there music in 1974 .. i think this is what music is all about ... love you for sharing, thank u 💕 p.s. i have some other suggestionss, but only when you want to. Greetings Jan from the Netherlands
Check out Echoes live from Pompeii but pay attention because there are 2 parts so make sure you get them both. It was made in 1971 so you can see them rock out live when they were super young and its an amazing performance....these guys were born talented!
Thanks for reacting to this amazing performance. I was fortunate to see David Gilmour perform this on his solo tour in 2016. He still sounds amazing live! I hope he has one more tour in him; the show four years ago was one of the best concerts I've ever seen!
I luv your reactions. Very nice! Luv that you listen and don’t make the reaction about you but about your joy if the experience. And that is what Floyd is an experience that takes you into the sea of your mind. Enjoy and I’ll be seeing you soon darlin
You should do a reaction to Pink Floyd on the Turning Away another extremely emotional Journey he takes you on. I can't even begin to explain how good the Pulse concert was? So the most emotional music you'll ever hear every aspect of this song was perfect. Absolutely perfect. Have you reacted to the Great Gig in the sky yet?
I'm afraid this was their last tour, 1994. Since then one of them has passed on - keyboardist Richard Wright. Gilmour is in his mid 70's now. Whether he has the appetite to do it one last time, either solo or with Floyd, is a question many Floyd fans are wondering. Certainly this virus thing hasn't helped any.
@@Foreverbre93 I'll have to look that up. I always think along the lines of what you said when I see them now in their later years. David Gilmour is now wearing an old suit, but he was gorgeous. Seeing him shirtless in that ancient empty amphitheatre in Rome was amazing. They were all so beautiful in their prime.
Hey Bre.... goodness, the last time I heard this song was about 11 years ago. I found myself on my porch with a beer and this song/headphones. As you said, it was a fantastic journey. Thanks for the musical reboot in my head. Enjoyed it. Take care and be well. Peace.
Please listen to Dog's of War, The Great Gig in the Sky, pay close attention at about 3min. 42sec. In depending on the recording for the whisper, some other Pink Floyd thumbs ups!
I noticed how the first guitar solo note's goes all the way up, and then it suddenly drops to the bottom, don't know how to explain it, but that's how sorrow works, one day you're all the way up, and then everything changes and you're back to sadness again
I hope that you go through the entire Pulse concert. High Hopes in particular is amazing. Also check out 'On The Turning Away (live Delicate Sound Of Thunder, the 2019 remastered version)'. David Gilmour's 2006 solo concert 'Remember That Night' is also fantastic.
Here's a nice story that I found out recently. The two black back up singers are sisters, apparently. Durga McBroom, (I think on the right), put out her own single. Both Richard Wright (original keyboard player) and Gilmour, one of the best guitarists ever (obviously), both donating their time, talent and inspiration to her single, for free no less. Storm Thorgerson also made her video, also donated. He's been w/ Pink Floyd forever as their artwork designer. The super iconic Dark Side of the Moon album cover was done by Thorgerson.
Very few have reacted to David Gilmour at Royal Albert Hall in 2006 doing "Wot's The Deal." Great song. Another great song, anti-war song, is "In Any Tongue". Do the official video. @4:55 you won't believe the guitar solo.
Talking about their prime- personally, though I love almost all of their music, I think their concert performances were better as they got older. David's voice and guitar skills got better with age. Pulse was prime time... Concert wise anyway. Sorry Roger - everyone's expendable.
@@swinetrek Roger waters was more a lyrical genius than a musician Rick Wright used to tune his bass for him because for a long time he didn't know how to
Yet Waters treated Richard like just a hired musician. I know who I have more respect for as a musician and a human being, and it’s not RogerWaters. RIP Richard Wright.
Hey Bre! Happy Monday 😒😂. Pink Floyd is surely another legendary band! Next set I’m gonna have to break out NO BLOCK GUARANTEES!! 😂. I’ve seen that a few videos got blocked this weekend by other reactors in the same manner as yours that hasn’t seem too much in the past. Go look at how many Black Betty reactions there are?? I’ve requested many times and Never gotten blocked once! 🤔🤔🤬😂. I’ve seen people also somehow get their videos back up? I’d have to ask them. Not sure they emailed RUclips or something? I’ll do my best. Still plenty of Gems out there! Do not be deterred. You’ll be at 10k in no time!! Have a great day Bre!! 🙌🎧🎸😎🥁💙😉
![*Reaction* PINK FLOYD- “SORROW” [Live Pulse Restored & Re-edited] First time watching](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bsWWUWSmBeA/mqdefault.jpg)
Definitely the coolest guy on the planet. Blowing millions of minds, dressed like he's raking leaves.
Hah, that's so true of Gilmour and Waters both. They always dress like they are raking leaves. They both must have a closet full of Hanes black t-shirts.
He taught me how to play the guitar. I’d sit on the floor with my cd play on my left and my amp on the right. I’d listen to 5-10seconds and pause and just try to copy that 5seconds worth. And I did that until I learned to read tab. But at 13 I seen them at the dean dome in chapel hill 86/87. I only went because I was told I could smoke weed. And then was blown away.
Nobody can bring out the profound emotion from a guitar like Gilmour.
I'm 55 years old and I grew up with these songs, now you understand why we don't need rap, or things like that.
I remember being at one of the Pulse concerts (in France) and standing directly under those laser lights. That, with the guitar sounds was just unforgettable.
That beginning is so gnarley
Oh so you'll love simply love live pink floyd one slip kicks ass and the big gig in the Sky trust me Stan
EPIC! I saw Pink Floyd 1994 Yankee Stadium. BEST CONCERT EVER!
The Sounds that David Gilmour can get out of a guitar are totally off the chain! Been a huge fan since forever ago (I'm 63) and never get tired of their
music. Thank you for exposing the younger generation to this awesome music, Bre. It's helped me through some really dark, depressing times over
the years. 🌟💫💛
This song is such a joy to play. I play it at least once a week with my buddies. 5:00 in my favorite part. My neighbors love the screaming “feedback” on the intro.
Warms my heart whenever someone discovers and feels the brilliance of PF music.
I'm proud to say I'm 72 and grew up listening to the perfection that is pink Floyd and many other rock bands your right it was a magical time its been a wonderfully enlightening experience that I am still enjoying Floyd are out there there will never be anyone who will come close great reaction again bre you have got great taste rock on girl
I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. He gave me 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 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, and I know all the great ones.
I bet that experience was nothing short of amazing😊
Pink Floyd's Pulse performances of Sorrow, Comfortably Numb, and High Hopes; along with Led Zep's live Celebration Day performance of Kashmir are all Live Perfection. Nobody will ever match these two groups...never.
Brother David.... bless you and thank you....
I'm back for another round of this reaction. Gilmour up their in blue jeans and a faded black t-shirt puttin on a mind-blowing performance! Love the jumpin drummer too.
True love😇😇😇😇🥰🥰🥰❤
I have been following Pink Floyd for so long now...so bloody long that I recall a concert with Chuck Berry that went so well, the stage director had to get on the mike and tell people that they had to leave the auditorium in order for Pink Floyd to do their concert that evening...and people just refused to leave ( for quite a while ! ) I can only guess at 1968 or so...I am happy to be old...I got to see so many things !!! LOL !
i got this vinil in withe color ,delicate sound of thunder.
Great reaction! Same concert, COMING BACK TO LIFE, HIGH HOPES and LEARNING TO FLY!!!
ALL AWESOME!!!!
The man is in his 70s for Pompeii and is as powerful as he was for Pulse. You should do a reaction to his performance any of the songs.from Pompeii. They perform many of the songs from Pulse. Gilmour is a guitar God! He could put out an album of nothing but instrumentals and it would go platinum.
Ironic that we get "11minutes of happy" from a song titled 'Sorrow'.
This is probably my favorite of all of the Pink Floyd catalogue. The later Gilmore years are fucking GOOD
Great Song, Always loved this one.
When I was a teenager, the release of a new Floyd album was an EVENT! I remember how, every 2 years, I would wait for my local record shop to open that morning, grab my copy of the new album, take it home and listen to it obsessively until I knew every word and every note. I've seen them live 5 times and, in the words of David Gilmour, "It's not enough, it's not enough! " David recently said he's working on new music so I'm very hopeful there's a new album coming and, if he tours that, I'll sell my house and everything I own to sed him as many times as possible. The man is a God.
I LOVE LOVE to listen to Floyd eyes closed plastered to my recliner in the center of the room and the surround all the way up!! Wish you where here has me nearly balling thinking of my uncle that's no longer here, he was my best friend! Love it!!
Great choice and great reaction. Thanks!
Pink Floyd, hits a different spot in the soul. Happy to see you feeling that, many don't. They have a gentle urgency and a peaceful message that buries itself inside you.
Song Suggestions: High Hopes: (any version)
Coming Back to Life: (Live versions only)
Echoes: (any version, but the live Pompeii video from 72-73 is special)
High Hopes best vers. Gdansk Live ;)
Now I will introduce you to the group you just played.
[David Gilmour CBE] Lead Guitars, Acoustic Guitars, Steel Guitars Strings and Effects, Lead Vocals. Principal Composer, Principal Musician
[Nick Mason CBE] Drums, Percussion, Effects, Principal Composer, Principal Musician, Founding Member
[Richard Wright] Keyboards, Synthesizers, Effects, Vocalist, Principal Composer, Principal Musician, Founding Member*
[Guy Pratt] Bass Guitars, Strings, Effects, Vocals
[Jon Carin] Keyboards, Chimes, Effects, Vocals
[Dick Parry] Saxophones, Horns, Woodwinds
[Tim Renwick] Backing Guitars, Strings, Backing Vocals
[Gary Wallis] Drums, Percussion, Gong, Effects
[Sam Brown] Backing Vocals
[Durga McBroom] Backing Vocals
[Claudia Fontaine] Backing Vocals
Honorable Mention
[Roger "Syd" Barrett] Lead Guitars, Strings, Effects, Lead Vocals, Principal Composer, Principal Musician, Founding Member*
[Roger Waters] Bass Guitars, Guitars, Strings, Effects, Lead Vocals, Principal Composer, Principal Musician, Founding Member (Left after Final Cut)
[Bob Close] Guitars, Strings, Effects, Vocals (Left early in the groups history)
[Polly Samson] Wife of David Gilmour, Lyricist, Poet, Writer
*Indicates member has passed into the other life
CBE Indicates Commander of the British Empire bestowed by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for their works in Liberal Arts, Music, and Societal Accomplishments
Pink Floyd was aptly named by Mr. Barrett after two obscure bluesmen, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council
Welcome to Pink Floyd
Thank you for taking the time to do this! I think that you should go around to everyone reacting to Floyd for the first time (or at least in the early stages) and introduce PF this same way, editing as necessary, depending on year/album/concert, of course. We need to see and remember the names of everyone who contributed to this legendary band.
Again 1994 live concert of the whole concert it will blow you away the girls on big gig in the sky WOW
Just so amazing how great music can be when the right musicians get together. Putting out an Album that spent over 900 weeks on the top music chart is a testament to their ability at making music with a ridiculously long shelf life. The solo toward the end of this piece is simply extraordinary and outstanding. Those of us who were lucky enough to witness the combined talents of Pink Floyd in concert will never forget it!
Pink Floyd is universal. dig deep, it gets better!
On the turning away and echoes from the ghadansk concert the last time David gilmore played this because his fellow band member and keyboard player Richard Wright died not long after this and David said it would not sound the same without him respect they call that loved your reaction bre to all the many Floyd fans out there this continues to be a wonderful musical journey we are all on
Also recommmend: David Gilmour live at pompeii 2016 (any song), amazing how good he still is.
We'll never get another Gilmour tour (at least, I very much doubt we will!), so I am so happy that I got to see him live in 2006, 2015 and 2016. Pompeii 2016 is a superb concert. Sometimes you see aging musicians and think they should have given up years ago. Gilmour shows that he is just as good now as he was 40 years ago (maybe his voice is a little bit more rough now, but it still holds up well).
Agreed I was so blown away by that concert some of his solos and songs are better on that concert than when he was in his so-called prime it's amazing how good he still is well not amazing considering it's David gilmour but still very impressive
This is my favourite Pink Floyd song.
i grew up with them, first listen to there music in 1974 .. i think this is what music is all about ... love you for sharing, thank u 💕 p.s. i have some other suggestionss, but only when you want to. Greetings Jan from the Netherlands
Just watch the whole Pulse concert.
Check out Echoes live from Pompeii but pay attention because there are 2 parts so make sure you get them both. It was made in 1971 so you can see them rock out live when they were super young and its an amazing performance....these guys were born talented!
If there wouldn't have come along thousands of artists in music but Pink Floyd, it would have been enough for the world.
You closed your eyes 😎 let Floyd take you on a journey
Yesssssssss🤘🏽
Thanks for reacting to this amazing performance. I was fortunate to see David Gilmour perform this on his solo tour in 2016. He still sounds amazing live! I hope he has one more tour in him; the show four years ago was one of the best concerts I've ever seen!
Don't want to forget from pink floyd live pulse concert (money ) rocks
I luv your reactions. Very nice! Luv that you listen and don’t make the reaction about you but about your joy if the experience. And that is what Floyd is an experience that takes you into the sea of your mind. Enjoy and I’ll be seeing you soon darlin
You should do a reaction to Pink Floyd on the Turning Away another extremely emotional Journey he takes you on. I can't even begin to explain how good the Pulse concert was? So the most emotional music you'll ever hear every aspect of this song was perfect. Absolutely perfect. Have you reacted to the Great Gig in the sky yet?
On The Turning Away from Delicate Sound Of Thunder.
Yes, DSOT video from the 2019 remix.
Love this video, love the Floyd, and love everyone commenting positive vibes here ❤️
I'm afraid this was their last tour, 1994. Since then one of them has passed on - keyboardist Richard Wright. Gilmour is in his mid 70's now. Whether he has the appetite to do it one last time, either solo or with Floyd, is a question many Floyd fans are wondering. Certainly this virus thing hasn't helped any.
He toured in 2016 and theirs a DVD Live at Pompeii
@@swinetrek I'm very much aware.
When he sold all his guitars, in my mind that was goodbye from him.
First time hearing this song. I listened to all of their older stuff back in the 80s and just getting back into the Floyd now
80's? try the late late 60's and 70's.
@@swinetrek that's what I meant but I last listened to them regularly around 1990 when I was 17. TBH I had not heard any of their music before DSOTM.
You can try Echoes from Pompéi concert...... too young and a very good sound!
That will be out soon🥰
@@Foreverbre93 I'll have to look that up. I always think along the lines of what you said when I see them now in their later years. David Gilmour is now wearing an old suit, but he was gorgeous. Seeing him shirtless in that ancient empty amphitheatre in Rome was amazing. They were all so beautiful in their prime.
wow!
Am thrilled at your reactions. Goose bumps with that guitar and fun group jamming, DG s' the legend!
Hey Bre.... goodness, the last time I heard this song was about 11 years ago. I found myself on my porch with a beer and this song/headphones. As you said, it was a fantastic journey. Thanks for the musical reboot in my head. Enjoyed it. Take care and be well. Peace.
David Gilmore = master of the wammy bar
Coming Back To Life...Pulse concert.
Please listen to Dog's of War, The Great Gig in the Sky, pay close attention at about 3min. 42sec. In depending on the recording for the whisper, some other Pink Floyd thumbs ups!
I noticed how the first guitar solo note's goes all the way up, and then it suddenly drops to the bottom, don't know how to explain it, but that's how sorrow works, one day you're all the way up, and then everything changes and you're back to sadness again
Yes I agree💙✨
I could see you was feeling it momma
I hope that you go through the entire Pulse concert. High Hopes in particular is amazing. Also check out 'On The Turning Away (live Delicate Sound Of Thunder, the 2019 remastered version)'. David Gilmour's 2006 solo concert 'Remember That Night' is also fantastic.
love you babes if you mean your comments x
Great reaction! Next up: HIGH HOPES same 1994 Pulse concert!!
Oh yes David Gilmour is about the best if not the most amazing guitarist well Richard , Mason and even Roger profection
Leo Fender created the Stratocaster god created David Gilmore to play it
Here's a nice story that I found out recently. The two black back up singers are sisters, apparently. Durga McBroom, (I think on the right), put out her own single. Both Richard Wright (original keyboard player) and Gilmour, one of the best guitarists ever (obviously), both donating their time, talent and inspiration to her single, for free no less. Storm Thorgerson also made her video, also donated. He's been w/ Pink Floyd forever as their artwork designer. The super iconic Dark Side of the Moon album cover was done by Thorgerson.
Hey hun try dream theatre..octavarium..you'll like that one!
you have great taste in music and a great page peace & love Chad
Thank you💙
Good job!
Very few have reacted to David Gilmour at Royal Albert Hall in 2006 doing "Wot's The Deal." Great song. Another great song, anti-war song, is "In Any Tongue". Do the official video. @4:55 you won't believe the guitar solo.
Hi bre you got do on the turning away live please
2:10 -- Yes, I know. I feel you. You're like _"Oh ... my ... Gawd! This is so impressive, so different, so ... Pink Floyd!"_
it is called a wggi stick not a mic
Run Like Hell from the Pulse concert! Am I right?!
Talking about their prime- personally, though I love almost all of their music, I think their concert performances were better as they got older. David's voice and guitar skills got better with age. Pulse was prime time... Concert wise anyway. Sorry Roger - everyone's expendable.
Guy Pratt (Richard Wright's son-in-law) is a far better bassist and singer than Waters will ever be.
@@swinetrek Roger waters was more a lyrical genius than a musician Rick Wright used to tune his bass for him because for a long time he didn't know how to
Yet Waters treated Richard like just a hired musician. I know who I have more respect for as a musician and a human being, and it’s not RogerWaters. RIP Richard Wright.
@@karenglenn6707 well said. Rick Wright was every muscian's canvass to create amazing music.
@@karenglenn6707 Did I say, I like Waters? NO! . I love Richard. Or maybe you weren't talkung to me and then, ok.
Hey Bre! Happy Monday 😒😂. Pink Floyd is surely another legendary band! Next set I’m gonna have to break out NO BLOCK GUARANTEES!! 😂. I’ve seen that a few videos got blocked this weekend by other reactors in the same manner as yours that hasn’t seem too much in the past. Go look at how many Black Betty reactions there are?? I’ve requested many times and Never gotten blocked once! 🤔🤔🤬😂. I’ve seen people also somehow get their videos back up? I’d have to ask them. Not sure they emailed RUclips or something? I’ll do my best. Still plenty of Gems out there! Do not be deterred. You’ll be at 10k in no time!! Have a great day Bre!! 🙌🎧🎸😎🥁💙😉
Keep on react! David Gilmore is amazing. The intro reminds of "Bladerunner".
I have some requests from pink floyd. Sheep, echoes, shine on you crazy diamond, mother, and us and them
Try Pink Floyd's "The Final Cut" album and Rodger Water's "Amused to Death" Album.
The Final Cut was Roger Waters "solo" album . The others hardly played on it.
and you also are a beautiful soul .
Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah !
This is of course brilliant, but their performance of this track on the Pulse tour in '88 was even better in my opinion.
Now try RUN LIKE HELL from the same show
..OTHER PLANET!!!
Love too see u react to another brick in the wall from the same show and one of these days from the same show love your reactions
Another brick on the wall
LOVE it. Never saw videos when songs came out But all their songs got played+++ Neighbours put up with it!!!!
The smile says, Yes. I just killed it.
You must do comfortably numb live pulse tour the greatest light show n the greatest guitar solo ever it's a must watch
Masterpiece right ?
I saw this live on the previous tour ,
Just WoW !
Ill give you credit for not pretending to be moved to tears
Next you should react to Run Like Hell from Pulse.
Sorrow David Gilmour live at pompeii is a better versión
awesome job! thanks
SUPER✌️
Thanks, this older gays can play some nice tunes😎🤘🤘🤘🤘
A+++
It a group I see live 8 or 9 time over. Here in uk
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It's a White thing, and a Black thing... XXX
Have you ever heard "comfortably numb" ? It's a good one too
She mentioned at the very end she started with that song, same concert.
@@GomezFloyd thanks for reply 😊
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Listen " abre la puerta " by Triana.....
I am 64 was brought up on. Heavymeal
try to see live in venice.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Momentary_Lapse_of_Reason_tour
PF Marooned
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