Agreed, Andrew. You can comment on the song/video, but try listening to this without distraction in a dark room. Close your eyes and let the music move thru you. It’s truly transformative and beautiful. True music like this is amazingly powerful and reaches you to your core and beyond.
@@thecelticcrone7927 everything you said + laying on the floor with headphones, incense burning, dark side of the moon just released on vinyl, ( so glad a friend told me I HAD to listen this way, beginning to end ! ) hooked ever since ! Started a ritual, did the same for animals, wish you were here , and the wall. Unforgettable experiences. Then there's the wall movie at the midnight show on shrooms...... ; )
The way Eddie Van Halen put it into words is best way I've heard David Gilmour explained. "David Gilmour is the benchmark of less being more. He has proved that shredding and fast playing is not the benchmark of mastery level. Gilmour never wastes a note; he builds his solos like a painter; every note, every bend, every tonal inflection has merit...David's solos paint a picture in the minds of his listeners. Something that really is a testament of his talent as a guitar player"
Dude, it's really the truth. It's a lot easier to play things fast although it seems contradictory. Both are amongst my favorites but Gilmore never wastes a note. It's crazy. But neither did SVG. It's all about the soul of the player.
As Megadeth guitarist Dave Mustaine once said of Dave Gilmour… “David Gilmour can do more with one note than most guitarists can do using the whole fretboard.” Dave Mustaine was right.
A huge recommendation is that you A. Check out the Pink Floyd albums Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall. CHECK THEM OUT IN THAT ORDER. Do not skip tracks...listen start to finish where you can really sit and meditate on them NO DISTRACTIONS. B. Watch the full length movie, Pink Floyd's The Wall.
@@ariefdiaz4716 if that's what you're into...I like maybe 4 songs collectively from A Momentary Lapse of Reason and The Division Bell. It just got too 80's prog sounding for my taste.
Glimour's solo takes all of the pain, anguish, desperation and loneliness in the lyrics, ramps it up to 11 and then drives it like a stake through your soul. Absolute genius.
You won the internet 2 months ago Mehmet. I remember maybe 25 to 30 years ago watching ‘The Wall’ whilst tripping on mushrooms. It was an experience I will never forget. I honestly think that the only way you can understand ‘The Wall’ is watching it enhanced in some sort of way. I’m sure some of you won’t agree, but I’m sure some of you will. 😉
Fyi this is a reaction video , the whole point of this type of video is for people to watch someone’s reaction to something . That’s exactly what he’s doing , a bunch of children saying “ don’t ever interrupt David Gilmore’s solo” why are you all watching his reaction When you can listen/watch this all the way through anytime you want ? Him pausing it and talking is the reason you’re tuned in .
Many of these channels pause to talk about it, at the exact wrong time. I don't mind, but I wish they would get a native guide, a rock and roll Sherpa to prevent tragedies like that.
Gilmour should have won 10 grammys for this performance. Nothing short of incredible and absolute fantastic. Music just dont get better than this now days - PERIOD!!
rule 1- when you are a reactor you are playing against copyright rule 2 - you must pause 3 times ( usually) to avoid a strike - playing a song the whole way through with no pause= copyright strike ,which doesnt get you banned but you cant monetise= which is why the screen sucks ,% of screen must be anywhere BUT the video :D IF I WAS A YOU TUBER- ID MAKE VIDEOS EXPLAINING THIS :P
In fairness 'reaction' uploaders usually have to pause the video at certain times, or skip the video forward at certain times, to prevent RUclips hitting them with a take down notice.
LONG STANDING "ME LAW" ON FLOYD: You are NOT allowed to interrupt, or TURN OFF a Pink Floyd song if it's on the car radio. This means waiting till song finishes before exiting car - EVEN IF IT MEANS BEING LATE FOR WORK. (It's the LAW)
The thing is it's not that it's super fast or technically impressive if you know what I mean. But it's off the charts when it comes to atmosphere and emotion. And his distortion is just iconic, captivating and goddamn beautiful.
@@notquitemytempo1353 One good description I heard is that "Gilmour never plays a note that doesn't HAVE to be there". No fancy extemporaneous flourishes, just the needed notes.
It was May 1994 in Raleigh, NC. David was playing this solo and then the lights hit that crystal ball that is as big as a house. The whole stadium was in a trance. All 60,000 plus people were slowly spinning into euphoria. This was the penultimate song that is only rivaled by High Hopes. I will never forget the experience.
It was May 1994 in SC that the same thing happened to me. It was surreal to see the 'stars' spinning around the stadium. I remember the security guards near the concourse all pointing at the mirror ball before it lit up. They were yelling "WHAT IS THAT?!" No one knew.. then BAM, it lit up, and everyone went nuts. Amazing. 😁
I got May and September 1994 in Atlanta. The first show I was way up in the nosebleeds and you could see the mirrored ball raise up from the center console but we didn't really know what it was until the lights hit it. One of those experiences that you have trouble explaining to someone who didn't see it too. The second show in September I had 8th-row dead center and some excellent LSD. That was the greatest concert experience of my life.
Saw this concert in Alabama and was so blown away went home to Atlanta and took the kids to see it again. My kids 1st concert at 14 yrs old, now 40 and still talks about it! Unbelievable experience!
I rushed home from school as a teenager to buy this album - on vinyl - on the day it came out. I learned all the lyrics - they were written on the inner sleeve - and I still know them now. You made an old white British guy happy; I'm glad it still resonates across cultures and generations. Great work, man.
I was 9 years out of high school when The Wall showed up. I’ve seen them in concert 3 times in the 70’s and David Gilmour twice. I’m 67 and I listen to David’s guitar every single day. I hear you Mark ✌️
@@XtremeCamera That's awesome! My parents introduced me to them, and i have never looked back. I still listen to The Wall weekly. I'm 32 now, and hate that i never got to experience this stuff live in concert.
I have lived in the States for thirty years but originally lived in England, my girlfriend buys me Pink Floyd t shirts for Christmas. I miss those days in London, the live bands from Nazareth through Stray and Budgie. Great times
I was born in 82 and my brother is 11 years older than me I have his double album cassette tape the hard cream colored ones of the wall and I have the vinyl😻
Ever wonder what whales wanna listen to? xD Kind of enjoyed the album, in a coda sort of end to their career. But Division Bell is such a great final album!
@@godofwar5000 so I dont mind the division bell... But I put dark side, wish, and wall at the top, which is funny cuz those were the ones my parents gave me... I haven't been able to pluralize "parent" for a long time. I almost deleted this comment... But this is pink Floyd so I thought it would be okay.
@@macfreak18 glad you had the opportunity to! Those are definitely the big 3, and Animals is so underrated because it is sandwiched in between those giants! Hard to choose as they are all great in their own ways
I love it but btbam selkies the endless obsession not the same music but the dudes a machine. Not comparing the bands bec there 2 different styles I’m just throwing an amazing guitarist out there. He’s from my generation but I thank my father for raising me with classic rock.
I love watching young folks enjoying this music like I have since 1973. I'm 65 now and it got me emotional watching your emotions! Pink Floyd was a perfect blend of rock and blues, or rock and soul!
I've seen countless amazing live shows, but Pink Floyd `94 was definitely another level. No words could really describe it. Mindblowing, exactly what that word means.
I'm so glad you can appreciate this song. I'm 62 and this was part of the music of my life. People my age lived the music. It brings a tear of happiness to my eyes.
In '94 I worked the Floyd Shows at Yankee Stadium and Giants Stadium. I ran a Follow Spot at Giants for the Showcall. This was the Encore. It can still feel the energy from the crowd! Went and worked Woodstock 94 for the next 5 weeks! It was a good Summer!
I'm sixty three and lived this sort of music and many other greats, Loved Darkside of the moon when it came out went out and bought a copy. Think I still have with the record player to play it on
@@worldpeaceisthegoal5560 I remember a friend of mine out if breath coming into our shared house almost yelling, you've got to hear this right now. Threw it on the turntable and was blown away.
Players like Gilmour are very hard to come by these days. His sense of melody always came first and it's why he's loved by so many. One of the greatest guitar solos of all time!
Rob Jarrett guitarists like Gilmour were hard to come by back in the day too. It’s crazy how he plays so slow, but the bends he plays are almost impossible to duplicate.
Everyone thinks that was just a souped-up disco ball at the end. Actually, it's the spaceship David Gilmour takes to his home planet each night after the show.
clebo99 ikr? That was for me as well! I didn’t drink or do any drugs but that concert was like being on drugs it was that mind bending! The disco ball.... you can’t even describe it to people!
I agree no one should ever interrupt a Gilmour solo but I believe he was only stoping the video at all due to copyright issues! Hopefully he will go listen to this and all the other amazing Floyd songs/albums & listen to Dave’s solos w/o interruption! #PinkFloyd4life
You get it. You actually get it. When you said "you've got no choice, you just have to "feel" this shit". I count myself blessed to have "felt" this music for 45 years of my life.
I have dealt with chronic back pain for 17 years, used to take a LOT of pain meds. I no longer take anything stronger than Tylenol, when the pain gets real bad, I put in my ear buds, crank the music as loud as I can stand, and deal with it. Pain meds do nothing but distract your mind from the pain, that’s what music does for me.
He interrupts the music because otherwise the vid would be taken down for copyright infringement. Using someone else’s work such as music to build your own channel is not allowed without payment or permission. So when these sorta channels pause vids it’s for that reason.
Fyi this is a reaction video , the whole point of this type of video is for people to watch someone’s reaction to something . That’s exactly what he’s doing , a bunch of children saying “ don’t ever interrupt David Gilmore’s solo” why are you all watching his reaction When you can listen/watch this all the way through anytime you want ? Him pausing it and talking is the reason you’re tuned in .
General Obi Wan Kenobi to your other comment to me . I enjoy and appreciate music more than you could ever comprehend . The really weird thing is that a you grown man ( supposedly ) wants to stare at another grown mans face watching him listen to music , without pausing or taking to it . I cringe to think of what you are doing . I didn’t realize the best way to experience pink Floyd was to pull it while you watch another man listen to it .
Subway without a dought mate , there are plenty of great long solos out there that go on an on but with no real feeling but mr Gilmores solos have so much feeling in them there not just guitar riffs out together every note is played with feeling 👌👌👌
Strange, my generation were blessed, we grew up with The Beatles, The Who, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, this guy grew up with Rap, RnB and the worst Pop music ever, now he's walking into the garden of Eden, and will never look back...
Us gen z all have our music revelation eventually. I had mine at 15 w Queen Beatles bee gees led zep stones & Pink Floyd. I feel bad for my friends still listening to today’s current artists....that’s another level of self torture🚶♂️
@@Marsday7 I'm 18 and what you said is 100% accurate- eventually, we hit a age where- we become curious of things the generations before us enjoyed. It may come from something you heard from your parents/elders or of just pure wonder of what it was like back then. Music is this magical thing that can truly make you travel back to another time- whether it be the future, or the past. The age I was when I had this 'music revelation', was 15 too. so 3 years now, for these past 3 years I've gotten into a uncountable amount of bands/artists and I'm glad I adopted this love for music. prior to 3 years ago, I just listened to radio hits, mainstream stuff, music from certain fandoms lol, and what I grew up hearing. This revelation has changed my perspective on life I'd say too.
@@plazmikpond oh totally! My parents also raised my siblings and I w lots of old music but I never really appreciated it until I literally sat down and started listening to it on my own and doin the research on the artists. Before that I had no clue how bad the current music was lmaoo. I’m honestly just grateful we live in an age of tech where you can listen to any song at any time now cuz there’s so much good stuff out there! Thanks for the convo, happy listening my friend!
Muni damn man i guess i was the very lucky part of Gen Z cuz i grew up with all this amazing old music, my parents are music nerds and know a lot of music on their own sides so they just shared all of that with me and my sister and I when we were toddlers so i’ve always been the music head friend the one everyone goes to for music when they feel a certain way lol, btw i’m 19 soon to be 20
I was at that concert and it was an experience I will never forget. It was a rollercoaster ride to the senses its music you can almost touch and taste it's almost impossible to describe.
@@markchisnall4535 I was at it also. You're right, I will never forget it either. It was definitely an experience I will never forget. I can't put into words either. The closest I can come is, his guitar speaks to your soul.
Yup. The world may be going batshit crazy but there's still Pink Floyd music for sanity and reality- always been in a class of their own since the 'Piper at the gates of dawn'...
I consider myself very fortunate to have seen Pink Floyd live twice. Back in '88 when I graduated from college, and again in '94 for this, the Pulse tour. Mesmerizing experiences. To be able to see Mr. Gilmour play those epic solos live was... well, Preston, let me just say, I get the goose bumps thing.
They're definitely top-tier god-level (no such thing as GOAT, just GOATs plural :D) I keep meaning to listen to all their albums properly but I know it'll change my life and take me down twisting roads, need to be ready first
I know these songs backwards and if I wanted to hear them without interruption, I'd go listen to the track. I come here for your reactions because your joy in this music makes me happy. So don't listen to those who moan about the song being interrupted. Keep feeling it the way you do and when you need to pause it to get a feeling about it out so you don't miss anything by talking over it, do that.
Music is all about timing and flow of notes. A piece has it's overall structure which builds as it goes along, if you stop and start it you ruin that flow and don't get the full effect.
I did not watch it but i came here to comment what on earth is wrong with people so interested in others reaction to a song. :) watch pink floyd concert or your fav band concert the crowd reaction is more Real and more joyful to watch than all this youtube reaction to a song ..pufffff
Exactly... man stopped the solo coz of overwhelm... its only jarring coz you’ve gone off on one of your own... and forgotten you were meant to be watching his reaction LOL - an overwhelm appreciation stoppage... ain’t something you correct a man for... IN A REACTION VIDEO! Lol.
"I'm ready for this, man!" Me: no you aren't. Also they play 6-7 minute songs on the radio. You just have to bring it. They did release instrumental albums, people did buy.
Armando Chavaria Fyi this is a reaction video , the whole point of this type of video is for people to watch someone’s reaction to something . That’s exactly what he’s doing , a bunch of children saying “ don’t ever interrupt David Gilmore’s solo” why are you all watching his reaction When you can listen/watch this all the way through anytime you want ? Him pausing it and talking is the reason you’re tuned in .
@@jessephillips5114 It's nice to see the music I grew up with still appreciated by this generation. That's why I like to see the expression on their faces when hearing Floyd. They were truly a One of a kind band and probably never repeated. However,,,,Yes!! I agree with ya
Never thought I'd detest a fellow Floyd fan but here we are. The snobs are out in force here I see. "Don't interrupt a Gilmour solo".... Can you not hear yourself? WTF is wrong with you? Gah, now I'm overreacting lol. Thanks I guess.
Armando Chavaria we have been listening to this since our youth, this is a new experience for him and it took him to an emotional place that was new and he had to let it out.
You saw that one usually says "I am proud to be from such a country" when you see artists of your own nationality spreading talent out there ... with Pink Floyd, I being Argentine, I am proud to be human
10:07 First time? This is the moment. This was on a loop on our DVD player when I was about 8 or so, then again at 15, then on RUclips whenever possible....you get the idea. This concert happened the year I was born, I couldn't possibly have attended. But I feel it in my soul. I feel like I was basically there, no amount of distance or distillation could ever warp the pure honesty and power and passion of this sequence. The fact I can even see a camera view is a miracle. Instant chills, just it's always been. Watching your reactions is a pleasure in and of itself.
It's because the ending makes you experience every mistake, every mistep, every fall you've ever taken... sad but absolutely magical how well put together it is. This song is a time machine. Nothing else compares
David Gilmour shows us that for a good solo, you don't have to play an insane amount of notes... just the right ones! One of the best soloist from one of the greatest band of all time.
@@zzzarkka I highly doubt it. Pink Floyd is not about zoning out or getting high, at least not to me. Pink Floyd's live performance at earls court on the Pulse DVD and CD is a drug in itself. I think it is the most wonderful art man has created sonically. I personally think that drugs would only destroy the heavenly and angelic feel I get from this performance of CNumb in particular. I don't think you can appreciate it as well if you are high, thats my opinion on it though and you are definitely welcome to share your view of it :) Cheers.
@@MustObeyTheRules I have not and never will i. I don't do drugs since I see it as a bad thing and I'm just not interested in those kinds of pleasures. I drink some IPA and wine now and then but thats about it. I'm VERY anti drugs. I would probably turn my friends in If I found someone was doing drugs.
DIDUKNOWDAT .URANIDIOT? It’s not like it’s heroin or meth or something. It’s a psychedelic, it enhances everything around you times 10, visually and auditory. There’s no good way to describe it but it’s something every one should try imo. It’s not dangerous, you can’t overdose on them or anything.
10:51 They actually released their final album back in 2014, The Endless River, which is pretty much exactly that. I’m obsessed with the band, but I was born too late to see them live. Love seeing the astonishment on people’s faces when David does his thing on the guitar.
@@user-kn5vp2qq6d Watching the footage of them playing in the theater in the ruins of Pompeii is amazing. The sound on it is also great, because the Romans knew acoustics. There isn't a ton of difference qualitatively. I think the whole studio versus live argument is pretty subjective.
I agree, I love both versions and it is fascinating how good, maybe even better PF are live. But you cant tell it if you dont hear it in studio version.@@ididthisonpulpous6526
Your reaction has all of it. First of all, the reason I watch reaction videos is to see someone else feel what I felt the first time I heard that song. It is such a good feeling. That usually is good enough for me, but King KTF, you also have great analysis. Until you pointed out the impact that having no human voices in big chunks of this song, I don't think I would have ever realized how tightly packed, sonically, music is today. You also grabbed the best lines. Those were the most profound, in my opinion. Great video. Thank you.
This solo could go on for another hour or a day, the goosebumps would not get less and would not stop to captivate you. Even listening to it for countless times for countless years there are no diminishing returns on the emotions triggered by it
I agree. I could listen to David ramble on and on. I have always loved the solo in Fletcher Memorial Home. I think it's just as mind blowing and I put it right next to this, but it's just too short.
I’m so glad you appreciated this the way you did. This song takes you on a sonic ride and takes you on a mental trip like few others. You can’t help but get swept up in it. This is one of rocks greatest songs.
Ive been listening to pink floyd since i was 12. I'm 25 yo now, and the first pink floyd song i heard was comfortably numb. Listening to it everytime during all theses years feels always like the first time. I can't even describe my feelings and what this solo does to me. Thank you for your reaction.
This is the only solo I could live my full 52 years listening to .. every second non stop 52 year loop . It picks you up, carries you , caresses you into a spiritual warmth only god himself could replicate . The end .
ARGH! Don't pause during solos! Pretty please?!? You miss all the feeling. Gilmour plugs his Fender into his soul, not an amp. You gotta back up to the beginning of it!
You did feel it my friend. In my humble opinion, it is the greatest guitar solo ever. It speaks to the heart and soul. The more you listen to it the more it says to you. Classic reaction to one of the greatest classic rock songs ever... Pink Floyd and David Gilmour's 🎸 will live forever in infamy as long as people such as yourself continue to react for the world to see and hear. Let's just pray cancel culture doesn't get a hold of it. That red line cannot be crossed.
+10 points for catching a show on the Division Bell tour. -10 points for spelling David's name incorrectly. David Gilmour. A common mistake. Also, you would have seen this show in 1994, not 1995. Again, a simple mistake considering how long ago it was. It's a shame how short the Division Bell Tour was (all shows in 1994), considering it would be their last tour. The Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour was a very long tour, but I was just a tad too young to go. Fortunately, I caught two shows in 1994. Foxboro Stadium and Yankee Stadium.
I worked Division Bell at Yankee Stadium and Giants Stadium in '94. ran Follow Spot at Giants for the Showcall. I went up to Saugerties after and built Woodstock 94 for the next 5 weeks. It was a great Summer that I'll never forget!
I was there too. I was the janitor and they need people to fill in for security so they gave me a badge and taser. Later, Roger Waters invited me backstage and thanked me for the hard work and offered me a job. I worked security for them for 7 years and met George Clooney. I was transferred to Mr Clooney for work and through the rough times I got my name on a star on Hollywood Blvd.
Yes. It's not the fastest solo ever, it's not so hard to learn, but THIS IS THE BEST GUITAR SOLO EVER. It talks to your soul. Let me tell you, I've seen him play this live and I had tears rolling down .
@@hollyjoc97 guess it's dog shit then. I don't suffer from depression, mental illness, take heroin, do drugs...so, nope this song does nothing for me. it's depressing AF, as is all their music.
@@christopherone1 Jesus I dread to think what your playlist consists of if you can’t respect this as incredible music. Must be horrifying. You don’t have to like it but you really don’t know music and have missed the whole point (which is to create emotion) if you can’t respect what he does in this song. Either that, or you’re like 14
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Preston, repeat after me... "I will never interrupt a David Gilmour solo ever again, I realise it's sacrilegious and just not acceptable". 😎
He need to do something by Life of Agony
Agreed, Andrew. You can comment on the song/video, but try listening to this without distraction in a dark room. Close your eyes and let the music move thru you. It’s truly transformative and beautiful. True music like this is amazingly powerful and reaches you to your core and beyond.
David Brock
First time I heard this song, was in a room with Blacklight & Posters, Lava Lamps & a Bong in my hand🤘❤️🤪😂😁😁😁😁😁😁
@@thecelticcrone7927 Doing it right
@@thecelticcrone7927 everything you said + laying on the floor with headphones, incense burning, dark side of the moon just released on vinyl, ( so glad a friend told me I HAD to listen this way, beginning to end ! ) hooked ever since ! Started a ritual, did the same for animals, wish you were here , and the wall. Unforgettable experiences. Then there's the wall movie at the midnight show on shrooms...... ; )
The way Eddie Van Halen put it into words is best way I've heard David Gilmour explained. "David Gilmour is the benchmark of less being more. He has proved that shredding and fast playing is not the benchmark of mastery level. Gilmour never wastes a note; he builds his solos like a painter; every note, every bend, every tonal inflection has merit...David's solos paint a picture in the minds of his listeners. Something that really is a testament of his talent as a guitar player"
Dude, it's really the truth. It's a lot easier to play things fast although it seems contradictory. Both are amongst my favorites but Gilmore never wastes a note. It's crazy. But neither did SVG. It's all about the soul of the player.
As Megadeth guitarist Dave Mustaine once said of Dave Gilmour…
“David Gilmour can do more with one note than most guitarists can do using the whole fretboard.”
Dave Mustaine was right.
Johnny Marr once said something like shredders are playing fast trying to find the one note that would work or something to that effect
@@trevorgreen6658 exactly...
You don't "listen" to Pink Floyd, you EXPERIENCE it. Best group ever.
tell preston to take grandmaxanx and listen dont talk
So true 👍
A huge recommendation is that you A. Check out the Pink Floyd albums Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals, and The Wall. CHECK THEM OUT IN THAT ORDER. Do not skip tracks...listen start to finish where you can really sit and meditate on them NO DISTRACTIONS.
B. Watch the full length movie, Pink Floyd's The Wall.
@@OpusRuspee late Pink Floyd is fckin nice too
@@ariefdiaz4716 if that's what you're into...I like maybe 4 songs collectively from A Momentary Lapse of Reason and The Division Bell. It just got too 80's prog sounding for my taste.
Glimour's solo takes all of the pain, anguish, desperation and loneliness in the lyrics, ramps it up to 11 and then drives it like a stake through your soul. Absolute genius.
Best description ever!! You should make shirts with those exact words. I would buy one 😂
Great description!!
Best description of this music that I've ever heard Bud.
Gilmour's guitar is not plugged into his amp, it's plugged right into his soul.
Mehmet Ziya Aypar uff brother...well said!
Roger that! (no pun..wink)
I'm sorry sir I have to correct you his guitar is plugged into our souls
You won the internet 2 months ago Mehmet.
I remember maybe 25 to 30 years ago watching ‘The Wall’ whilst tripping on mushrooms.
It was an experience I will never forget. I honestly think that the only way you can understand ‘The Wall’ is watching it enhanced in some sort of way. I’m sure some of you won’t agree, but I’m sure some of you will. 😉
@@mylittleviking4235 that movie was awesome either way stoned or sober
Rules for listening to Pink Floyd:
1- Do never interrupt David Guilmore's solo
2- If you did, rewind and keep away from the controlers
3 spell gilmour right!
don't listen to Pulse
Fyi this is a reaction video , the whole point of this type of video is for people to watch someone’s reaction to something . That’s exactly what he’s doing , a bunch of children saying “ don’t ever interrupt David Gilmore’s solo” why are you all watching his reaction When you can listen/watch this all the way through anytime you want ? Him pausing it and talking is the reason you’re tuned in .
@@jessephillips5114 FYI you lose the experience and it fucks the flow when you stop a solo in the middle of it. SO shove it.
So glad you finally watched this but just so you know, every time someone pauses a David Gilmour guitar solo a puppy dies.
Many of these channels pause to talk about it, at the exact wrong time. I don't mind, but I wish they would get a native guide, a rock and roll Sherpa to prevent tragedies like that.
Drum8888 ...and a bit of me dies as well. Do not diss the guitar gods.
So, true..Never interrupt his solos ❤😂😂✌❤
He, like most reaction-tubers, has to pause randomly throughout a song to prevent copyright issues..
RIP puppies
Save the puppies!!
Gilmour should have won 10 grammys for this performance. Nothing short of incredible and absolute fantastic. Music just dont get better than this now days - PERIOD!!
Rule NUMBER ONE: YOU SHOULD FEEL THE MUSIK AND NEVER-NEVER-INTERRUPT A SOLO LIKE THIS.....RULE NUMBER 2: YOU SHOULD NEVER-NEVER- FORGET RULE NUMBER 1
Killed me! My heart felt like it was shocked when he stopped it!
rule 1- when you are a reactor you are playing against copyright
rule 2 - you must pause 3 times ( usually) to avoid a strike - playing a song the whole way through with no pause= copyright strike ,which doesnt get you banned but you cant monetise= which is why the screen sucks ,% of screen must be anywhere BUT the video :D
IF I WAS A YOU TUBER- ID MAKE VIDEOS EXPLAINING THIS :P
In fairness 'reaction' uploaders usually have to pause the video at certain times, or skip the video forward at certain times, to prevent RUclips hitting them with a take down notice.
Was watching the pulse concert video and youtube decided that I need to see 2 adverts right in the middle of this solo ..... I lost my shit.
LONG STANDING "ME LAW" ON FLOYD: You are NOT allowed to interrupt, or TURN OFF a Pink Floyd song if it's on the car radio. This means waiting till song finishes before exiting car - EVEN IF IT MEANS BEING LATE FOR WORK. (It's the LAW)
That man truly speaks with his guitar. One of a kind.
You can feel him go to another place...and he takes you along for the ride. He's truly an amazing artist in every sense of the word.
He makes that guitar speak definitely..
David Gilmore is one of the greatest Guitarists ever. That solo.... so good man
Metal Otaku Banzai Absolutely!!!
*Gilmour
The thing is it's not that it's super fast or technically impressive if you know what I mean. But it's off the charts when it comes to atmosphere and emotion. And his distortion is just iconic, captivating and goddamn beautiful.
@@notquitemytempo1353 One good description I heard is that "Gilmour never plays a note that doesn't HAVE to be there". No fancy extemporaneous flourishes, just the needed notes.
It always makes me feel like I'm detached from reality. Sorcery.
It was May 1994 in Raleigh, NC. David was playing this solo and then the lights hit that crystal ball that is as big as a house. The whole stadium was in a trance. All 60,000 plus people were slowly spinning into euphoria. This was the penultimate song that is only rivaled by High Hopes. I will never forget the experience.
Whoa 🤯
It was May 1994 in SC that the same thing happened to me. It was surreal to see the 'stars' spinning around the stadium. I remember the security guards near the concourse all pointing at the mirror ball before it lit up. They were yelling "WHAT IS THAT?!" No one knew.. then BAM, it lit up, and everyone went nuts. Amazing. 😁
I got May and September 1994 in Atlanta. The first show I was way up in the nosebleeds and you could see the mirrored ball raise up from the center console but we didn't really know what it was until the lights hit it. One of those experiences that you have trouble explaining to someone who didn't see it too. The second show in September I had 8th-row dead center and some excellent LSD. That was the greatest concert experience of my life.
Saw this concert in Alabama and was so blown away went home to Atlanta and took the kids to see it again. My kids 1st concert at 14 yrs old, now 40 and still talks about it! Unbelievable experience!
Sunday 23 October 1994 Earls Court.Cant put into words the experience I had that night 🎸
Never, and I repeat, Never interrupt a David Gilmore guitar solo again!
And never spell gilmour wrong again
Agreed
Why you not watching it without him then????
@@davidpotts1778 Pausing it breaks up the flow and you lose the experience. We are telling him the CORRECT way to experience it. So shove it.
@@GeneralKenobiSIYE I know it does so watch it without these fucking idiots showing you thier false reactions!!
“Hey what notes are you gonna play in your solo for Comfortably Numb?”
Gilmour - “Yes”
Tim Lewis 😂
Should be
Gilmour - all of them.
"Yes, all the *in key* notes"
It's not really that many notes, it's the tons of taste and musicality that set him apart. And his tone of course.
Gilmour: Notes? What notes? I'll play your soul with my solo! Oh, and don't interrupt me...
I rushed home from school as a teenager to buy this album - on vinyl - on the day it came out. I learned all the lyrics - they were written on the inner sleeve - and I still know them now. You made an old white British guy happy; I'm glad it still resonates across cultures and generations. Great work, man.
I was 9 years out of high school when The Wall showed up. I’ve seen them in concert 3 times in the 70’s and David Gilmour twice. I’m 67 and I listen to David’s guitar every single day. I hear you Mark ✌️
@@XtremeCamera That's awesome! My parents introduced me to them, and i have never looked back. I still listen to The Wall weekly. I'm 32 now, and hate that i never got to experience this stuff live in concert.
I have lived in the States for thirty years but originally lived in England, my girlfriend buys me Pink Floyd t shirts for Christmas. I miss those days in London, the live bands from Nazareth through Stray and Budgie. Great times
I was born in 82 and my brother is 11 years older than me I have his double album cassette tape the hard cream colored ones of the wall and I have the vinyl😻
@KT Well hello, idiot racist getting to the party over a year late.
His guitar solos are the story of life, fully understood without a word.
"I'm ready for this"
No... No you weren't. No one's ever ready for this one xD
Well said
@@jeffsargent8052 funny enough I said the same thing out loud
@@1982jeepcj8So did I man 😂
No one.
😂😂😂
"If Pink Floyd released an album that's literally just instrumentals, I'd buy it."
The Endless River
Ever wonder what whales wanna listen to? xD Kind of enjoyed the album, in a coda sort of end to their career. But Division Bell is such a great final album!
@@godofwar5000 so I dont mind the division bell...
But I put dark side, wish, and wall at the top, which is funny cuz those were the ones my parents gave me... I haven't been able to pluralize "parent" for a long time.
I almost deleted this comment... But this is pink Floyd so I thought it would be okay.
@@macfreak18 glad you had the opportunity to! Those are definitely the big 3, and Animals is so underrated because it is sandwiched in between those giants! Hard to choose as they are all great in their own ways
@@macfreak18 maybe "Meddle" on fourth
Can't agree with you more James. Yes to "The Endless River"
Probably the greatest solo ever recorded on a hit single. Maybe any song period.
Stairway to heaven
This live version is even better than the album version, imo. Magical!
I love it but btbam selkies the endless obsession not the same music but the dudes a machine. Not comparing the bands bec there 2 different styles I’m just throwing an amazing guitarist out there. He’s from my generation but I thank my father for raising me with classic rock.
No1 Joseph 👍🙏
@@hmk299 Not even remotely close
There's a huge difference between true artistry and commercial music of today! So sad there are few great bands out there nowadays 😪
there are still GREAT artists and musicians like Mac Miller. just cuz you don't listen to him, doesn't take away from his greatness
@@ejdolobro foh Mac millet ain’t shit
I love watching young folks enjoying this music like I have since 1973.
I'm 65 now and it got me emotional watching your emotions!
Pink Floyd was a perfect blend of rock and blues, or rock and soul!
Finally! One of greatest live performances of all time. And sure greatest guitar solo of all time. Imagine beeing there! Crazy!
I wasn't at that one, but I was privileged to see them twice🤗❤
I was there, when the Pink Floyd came to Clemson. There is nothing that can compare to seeing this played live.
@@reddemon6471 Absolutely Correct!
I've seen countless amazing live shows, but Pink Floyd `94 was definitely another level. No words could really describe it. Mindblowing, exactly what that word means.
@@strogaa I'd have to say it was more of a spiritual experience. Plus that was my first ever concert in my late teens.
If you ask a guitar what it wants for Christmas, the answer would be "I want a David Gilmour, please."
Just love your comment.
Lol so true
Brilliant 👏👏👏👏
Hahahaaa that’s great👍🏻👍🏻🖖🏻
What does a sado-masochistic guitar want for X-mas?
Tom Morello
I feel goosebumps every time I listen to this solo. It is freaking amazing bro. 😎
Магия звука
I'm so glad you can appreciate this song. I'm 62 and this was part of the music of my life. People my age lived the music. It brings a tear of happiness to my eyes.
63 brother, fighting tears every single time I hear it. Same thing with do many floyd songs.
In '94 I worked the Floyd Shows at Yankee Stadium and Giants Stadium. I ran a Follow Spot at Giants for the Showcall. This was the Encore. It can still feel the energy from the crowd! Went and worked Woodstock 94 for the next 5 weeks! It was a good Summer!
I'm sixty three and lived this sort of music and many other greats, Loved Darkside of the moon when it came out went out and bought a copy. Think I still have with the record player to play it on
@@worldpeaceisthegoal5560 I remember a friend of mine out if breath coming into our shared house almost yelling, you've got to hear this right now. Threw it on the turntable and was blown away.
Jeffrey Campbell yes we did, still do
"You've got no choice but to feel this"
This quote is golden
Players like Gilmour are very hard to come by these days. His sense of melody always came first and it's why he's loved by so many.
One of the greatest guitar solos of all time!
Rob Jarrett guitarists like Gilmour were hard to come by back in the day too. It’s crazy how he plays so slow, but the bends he plays are almost impossible to duplicate.
True
@@bsegovia23 indeed. Slow solos are much harder than people realize
I agree. Alex Lifeson is about the only other guitarist that gives me goosebumps when he plays other than Gilmour
Thank you and much respect for your great review!
They have the best live performances I've ever seen. An artist that can sing on stage without the need of special voice enhancers has my loyalty.
Everyone thinks that was just a souped-up disco ball at the end. Actually, it's the spaceship David Gilmour takes to his home planet each night after the show.
cozzie twothousand and it was the size of a house in real life! I was there and it was gargantuan!
I saw them live at RFK in 1994...when the disco ball game down during the last solo it was the greatest moment I’ve ever seen live in music.
clebo99 ikr? That was for me as well! I didn’t drink or do any drugs but that concert was like being on drugs it was that mind bending! The disco ball.... you can’t even describe it to people!
NEVER PAUSE AT THAT SOLO jeeeeeez man, a solo is one thing you must listen in one take !
Sometimes it to much for these younger people...We should cut him some slack..At least he's waking up...😊😎
@@marjoryarmstrong6953 Yup. I think he's getting a little sensory overload. A lot of people can't float on the waves of sound anymore.
I agree no one should ever interrupt a Gilmour solo but I believe he was only stoping the video at all due to copyright issues! Hopefully he will go listen to this and all the other amazing Floyd songs/albums & listen to Dave’s solos w/o interruption! #PinkFloyd4life
eu stfu
I almost turned it off when I read your post before the solo
Dude, I've been listening to this music for 45 years and still get goose bumps. That second solo has been called the best guitar solo ever.
Song gives me serious goosebumps EVERY SINGLE TIME I listen to it.
You get it. You actually get it. When you said "you've got no choice, you just have to "feel" this shit". I count myself blessed to have "felt" this music for 45 years of my life.
59jalex almost jealous of this guy I wish I could feel that first time again
Rest In Peace Rick Wright you are greatly missed
"One good thing about music when it hits, you feel no pain"
Bob Marley
Like weed
They go hand in hand
@@musicianluca No. I really hate the coughing
I have dealt with chronic back pain for 17 years, used to take a LOT of pain meds. I no longer take anything stronger than Tylenol, when the pain gets real bad, I put in my ear buds, crank the music as loud as I can stand, and deal with it. Pain meds do nothing but distract your mind from the pain, that’s what music does for me.
Christopher Jackson came here to say this, too
'I'm ready for this man.'
Me: No one is ever really ready for Pink Floyd.
That's a big correct thing I have heard from someone
I like you dude, but don't ever interrupt the best guitar solo in the history of man,
Agreed
He interrupts the music because otherwise the vid would be taken down for copyright infringement. Using someone else’s work such as music to build your own channel is not allowed without payment or permission. So when these sorta channels pause vids it’s for that reason.
Fyi this is a reaction video , the whole point of this type of video is for people to watch someone’s reaction to something . That’s exactly what he’s doing , a bunch of children saying “ don’t ever interrupt David Gilmore’s solo” why are you all watching his reaction When you can listen/watch this all the way through anytime you want ? Him pausing it and talking is the reason you’re tuned in .
@@jessephillips5114 Holy moly, you take this shit way too seriously my friend.
General Obi Wan Kenobi to your other comment to me . I enjoy and appreciate music more than you could ever comprehend . The really weird thing is that a you grown man ( supposedly ) wants to stare at another grown mans face watching him listen to music , without pausing or taking to it . I cringe to think of what you are doing . I didn’t realize the best way to experience pink Floyd was to pull it while you watch another man listen to it .
David Gilmore gets more emotion into a single note than other guitar players get into an entire solo.
You can quote me on that.
Its because he has insane bending skills
"David Gilmore gets more emotion into a single note than other guitar players get into an entire solo."
mdunawaym - 2019
@@stratfol1 LOL!
oh hell ya
He gets more emotion into a solo than most guitarists get into an entire career
Its crazy how u put Stairway to heaven and this on the top 2 guitar solos of all time... because they ARE the 2 best guitar solos of all time.
Subway lol that’s exactly what I was thinking
Yes Sir.
Al Rivers the solo at the end of Pigs (Three Different Ones) is very good as well. David Gilmour does well on the whole “Animals” album
Subway without a dought mate , there are plenty of great long solos out there that go on an on but with no real feeling but mr Gilmores solos have so much feeling in them there not just guitar riffs out together every note is played with feeling 👌👌👌
Leo Fender made the Stratocaster and the universe made David Gilmour to bring it to life...Bring Me Back To Life, if you will.
Strange, my generation were blessed, we grew up with The Beatles, The Who, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd, this guy grew up with Rap, RnB and the worst Pop music ever, now he's walking into the garden of Eden, and will never look back...
Us gen z all have our music revelation eventually. I had mine at 15 w Queen Beatles bee gees led zep stones & Pink Floyd. I feel bad for my friends still listening to today’s current artists....that’s another level of self torture🚶♂️
@@Marsday7 I'm 18 and what you said is 100% accurate- eventually, we hit a age where- we become curious of things the generations before us enjoyed. It may come from something you heard from your parents/elders or of just pure wonder of what it was like back then. Music is this magical thing that can truly make you travel back to another time- whether it be the future, or the past. The age I was when I had this 'music revelation', was 15 too. so 3 years now, for these past 3 years I've gotten into a uncountable amount of bands/artists and I'm glad I adopted this love for music. prior to 3 years ago, I just listened to radio hits, mainstream stuff, music from certain fandoms lol, and what I grew up hearing. This revelation has changed my perspective on life I'd say too.
@@plazmikpond oh totally! My parents also raised my siblings and I w lots of old music but I never really appreciated it until I literally sat down and started listening to it on my own and doin the research on the artists. Before that I had no clue how bad the current music was lmaoo. I’m honestly just grateful we live in an age of tech where you can listen to any song at any time now cuz there’s so much good stuff out there! Thanks for the convo, happy listening my friend!
Muni damn man i guess i was the very lucky part of Gen Z cuz i grew up with all this amazing old music, my parents are music nerds and know a lot of music on their own sides so they just shared all of that with me and my sister and I when we were toddlers so i’ve always been the music head friend the one everyone goes to for music when they feel a certain way lol, btw i’m 19 soon to be 20
Both are good bud. Listen to “Changes” by Tupac; there’s beautiful music across genres and decades
David Gilmour is a MASTER at making his guitar speak to your soul.
George Brattole I actually felt like Dave was extracting my soul and stealing it for his power?
I was at that concert and it was an experience I will never forget. It was a rollercoaster ride to the senses its music you can almost touch and taste it's almost impossible to describe.
@@markchisnall4535 I was at it also. You're right, I will never forget it either. It was definitely an experience I will never forget. I can't put into words either. The closest I can come is, his guitar speaks to your soul.
Absolutely speaks to my soul.
Get use to it. I'm 62 and have known this song since it first came out. I still get goosebumps every single time I listen to it.
Preach
Word, and I'm 69
64, same.
Yup. The world may be going batshit crazy but there's still Pink Floyd music for sanity and reality- always been in a class of their own since the 'Piper at the gates of dawn'...
Same here 62,tingles and electric static always flow up my spine everytime!!!
FINALLY YES MORE PINK FLOYD MORE PINK FLOYD!!!!!!! THEIR BEST COMFORTABLY NUMB SOLO NO NO DOUBT!!!
I consider myself very fortunate to have seen Pink Floyd live twice. Back in '88 when I graduated from college, and again in '94 for this, the Pulse tour. Mesmerizing experiences. To be able to see Mr. Gilmour play those epic solos live was... well, Preston, let me just say, I get the goose bumps thing.
88 .. at Wembley? I was there, I was 16. My first concert. I am still there
Pink Floyd is the greatest band of all time
maybe ...but nah
I concur
Def top 100
They're definitely top-tier god-level (no such thing as GOAT, just GOATs plural :D)
I keep meaning to listen to all their albums properly but I know it'll change my life and take me down twisting roads, need to be ready first
Yes they are.
I know these songs backwards and if I wanted to hear them without interruption, I'd go listen to the track. I come here for your reactions because your joy in this music makes me happy. So don't listen to those who moan about the song being interrupted. Keep feeling it the way you do and when you need to pause it to get a feeling about it out so you don't miss anything by talking over it, do that.
That's a great comment..
@@ericc.c9933 That's kind of you to say. Thanks.
Music is all about timing and flow of notes. A piece has it's overall structure which builds as it goes along, if you stop and start it you ruin that flow and don't get the full effect.
I did not watch it but i came here to comment what on earth is wrong with people so interested in others reaction to a song. :) watch pink floyd concert or your fav band concert the crowd reaction is more Real and more joyful to watch than all this youtube reaction to a song ..pufffff
Exactly... man stopped the solo coz of overwhelm... its only jarring coz you’ve gone off on one of your own... and forgotten you were meant to be watching his reaction LOL - an overwhelm appreciation stoppage... ain’t something you correct a man for... IN A REACTION VIDEO! Lol.
The Greatest solo of all time!! TEARS TO MY EYES EVERYTIME!!! #FACT
I felt like that guitar was giving me a lecture about life
Witnessing this live was one of the greatest moments of my life
same tears and goosbumps here ... im listening to this solo for 20 years now ... and i have the same sensation everytime ......
What I wouldn’t give to have been there. Brings tears to my eyes to listen to it at home, I can’t imagine the sensation of experiencing it live.
Same 😢just because its PHENOMENAL.
Nobody can give off the surreal vibes like Pink Floyd. It’s like being in another dimension, especially seeing them live in concert.
"I'm ready for this, man!"
Me: no you aren't.
Also they play 6-7 minute songs on the radio. You just have to bring it.
They did release instrumental albums, people did buy.
Instrumentals lol. Bro needs division bell. Not fully instrumental but close
endless river only has one or 2 songs with singing. its mostly an instrumental to honour their fallen friend and colleague Richard wright. r.i.p. 😢😢
@@BarryGGould 🤘♥️
Atom heart mother
@@BarryGGould also Syd 🥺
I agree about not interrupting a solo.. But cut the man some slack. When it overwhelms you it overwhelms you.
And he's new. But he's here now forever, and he'll understand. Welcome our new brother.
Preston: "My whole body is cold right now" !
Pink Floyd: "Your Comfortably Numb"
Wendy Shank he does not own comfortably numb
@@jessephillips5114 you didn't get it I guess
Megacahh oh I got it , she couldn’t even spell it . It’s evident you didn’t understand my comment , but it makes sense .
You're
Gotta put on a sweatshirt. It's only 95 degrees in here
One more thing, Preston, Preston, Preston, never never ever interrupt a David Gilmore guitar solo, it is sacrilegious!
Preston you've got your self a new fan.... but whatever you do don't interrupt Gilmour's solo again... thank you sir
Armando Chavaria Fyi this is a reaction video , the whole point of this type of video is for people to watch someone’s reaction to something . That’s exactly what he’s doing , a bunch of children saying “ don’t ever interrupt David Gilmore’s solo” why are you all watching his reaction When you can listen/watch this all the way through anytime you want ? Him pausing it and talking is the reason you’re tuned in .
@@jessephillips5114 It's nice to see the music I grew up with still appreciated by this generation. That's why I like to see the expression on their faces when hearing Floyd. They were truly a One of a kind band and probably never repeated. However,,,,Yes!! I agree with ya
Never thought I'd detest a fellow Floyd fan but here we are. The snobs are out in force here I see. "Don't interrupt a Gilmour solo"....
Can you not hear yourself? WTF is wrong with you? Gah, now I'm overreacting lol. Thanks I guess.
@@danbardos3498 The commercials will.
Armando Chavaria we have been listening to this since our youth, this is a new experience for him and it took him to an emotional place that was new and he had to let it out.
You saw that one usually says "I am proud to be from such a country" when you see artists of your own nationality spreading talent out there ... with Pink Floyd, I being Argentine, I am proud to be human
God bless you brother. Music unites across countries. Love from the UK.
NEVER, EVER, EVER EVER!! Oh wait you’ve been told!.. 😂
Yes but not enough. He needs to write it out on the black board 100 times.
Tige Short 😂😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳👈👈👈👈👈👈👈👈
King Malcolm That should be one of Bart’s punishments in the intro of one Simpsons episode.
Don't you forget now.
Tige Short 🤣🤣
10:07 First time? This is the moment. This was on a loop on our DVD player when I was about 8 or so, then again at 15, then on RUclips whenever possible....you get the idea. This concert happened the year I was born, I couldn't possibly have attended. But I feel it in my soul. I feel like I was basically there, no amount of distance or distillation could ever warp the pure honesty and power and passion of this sequence. The fact I can even see a camera view is a miracle. Instant chills, just it's always been. Watching your reactions is a pleasure in and of itself.
Now see Pink Floyd perform live when they were young. Echoes 1972 live from Pompeii.
That's a masterpiece!! A whole new level of a ride..
Echoes, the live at Pompeii version, you won't regret it 😊
Gdansk version is way better than Pompeii.
@@michaelrojas9030 Depends on which version you hear first.
This is a must
Pompeii is not Good, becauso of time, bad quality
@@michaelrojas9030 hell no... Pompeii was the best!!!
"I turned to look but it was gone
I cannot put my finger on it, now
The child has grown, the dream is gone"
😭
sbdrummer1 yes, this is the line that always gets me! 😢
Same... that lyric makes me sad
That part really gets me every time. It is such a feeling of despair to lose all hope.
Yeah makes me feel sad too. Writing verses that are so open to interpretation, but still evoke such strong feelings. Roger was GREAT at that.
The entire album brings tears!
It's because the ending makes you experience every mistake, every mistep, every fall you've ever taken... sad but absolutely magical how well put together it is. This song is a time machine. Nothing else compares
Greatest guitar solo in the history of rock
And the future...
No best solo is from page
@@xxx-py5bj Lol
Bro Bro Bro. I listened this shit 25 years ago and still feel like you do now
@Alset Alokin will do . Thank you I love bucket head. Not seen enough of him
@Alset Alokin blown away. Awsome thank you. Now I am gonna learn to play it
JUST NEVER EVER EVER PAUSE A DAVID GILMOUR SOLO EVER AGAIN.
That's what I was about to say.
Back up off my dog G
It's hazardous to your health. Pausing a David Gilmore solo will make your asshole pucker for a week.
That man can make a guitar sound like it's crying. Unbelievable 💙
David's guitar doesn't just play it sings words of emotion
David Gilmour shows us that for a good solo, you don't have to play an insane amount of notes... just the right ones! One of the best soloist from one of the greatest band of all time.
This guy feels it. Pink Floyd transforms your life.
Good news? Yes those are chills & goosebumps your feeling.
Bad news? Sorry, it just doesn't get any better than that.
Pink Floyd is Masterclass...
JEFFER33 it’s even better on shrooms.
@@zzzarkka I highly doubt it. Pink Floyd is not about zoning out or getting high, at least not to me. Pink Floyd's live performance at earls court on the Pulse DVD and CD is a drug in itself. I think it is the most wonderful art man has created sonically. I personally think that drugs would only destroy the heavenly and angelic feel I get from this performance of CNumb in particular. I don't think you can appreciate it as well if you are high, thats my opinion on it though and you are definitely welcome to share your view of it :) Cheers.
DIDUKNOWDAT .URANIDIOT? Have you even had shrooms before? They will change your life.
@@MustObeyTheRules I have not and never will i. I don't do drugs since I see it as a bad thing and I'm just not interested in those kinds of pleasures. I drink some IPA and wine now and then but thats about it. I'm VERY anti drugs. I would probably turn my friends in If I found someone was doing drugs.
DIDUKNOWDAT .URANIDIOT? It’s not like it’s heroin or meth or something. It’s a psychedelic, it enhances everything around you times 10, visually and auditory. There’s no good way to describe it but it’s something every one should try imo. It’s not dangerous, you can’t overdose on them or anything.
10:51 They actually released their final album back in 2014, The Endless River, which is pretty much exactly that. I’m obsessed with the band, but I was born too late to see them live. Love seeing the astonishment on people’s faces when David does his thing on the guitar.
Goose Bumps come with Floyd's music...even after all the years I have listened to them, I still get them!
62 yo I feel the same. Can't get tired of it.
It's not only appreciation for music, it's *dedication*
Keep on keeping on, Preston!
Yeah pink floyd gets it done. You literally speak my soul man every review. Your the best in the reaction game IMO.
The greatest guitar solo of all time ......
You need to check out Pink Floyd "Echoes" live at Pompeii, INCREDIBLE live performance.
Ir live un Gdansk, for me it's better
It is great, but in this case it is best to hear album version first and compare with live Pompei next.
@@user-kn5vp2qq6d Watching the footage of them playing in the theater in the ruins of Pompeii is amazing. The sound on it is also great, because the Romans knew acoustics. There isn't a ton of difference qualitatively. I think the whole studio versus live argument is pretty subjective.
Hell no....Echoes last 25 min at Pomepii, with his interruptions the video would last like 50 min at least
I agree, I love both versions and it is fascinating how good, maybe even better PF are live. But you cant tell it if you dont hear it in studio version.@@ididthisonpulpous6526
This is my favorite Pink Floyd song. Love this concert🎸one of the best guitar solos ever. 🔥🔥
Dear god.... I think he got it. He is one of us now, forever and the day after.
Get Floyded
Your reaction has all of it. First of all, the reason I watch reaction videos is to see someone else feel what I felt the first time I heard that song. It is such a good feeling. That usually is good enough for me, but King KTF, you also have great analysis. Until you pointed out the impact that having no human voices in big chunks of this song, I don't think I would have ever realized how tightly packed, sonically, music is today. You also grabbed the best lines. Those were the most profound, in my opinion. Great video. Thank you.
This solo could go on for another hour or a day, the goosebumps would not get less and would not stop to captivate you. Even listening to it for countless times for countless years there are no diminishing returns on the emotions triggered by it
I agree. I could listen to David ramble on and on. I have always loved the solo in Fletcher Memorial Home. I think it's just as mind blowing and I put it right next to this, but it's just too short.
Till this day,I never want that guitar solo to end.
“The music gods are pleased”
No, Pink Floyd are the music gods!
Very true
I’m so glad you appreciated this the way you did. This song takes you on a sonic ride and takes you on a mental trip like few others. You can’t help but get swept up in it. This is one of rocks greatest songs.
I'm 53. Been listening to this since I was 15. I had goose bumps too!
I'm 57. The Wall came out when I was a senior in high school. Epic music for sure.
FYI, Pink Floyd was one of the best bands *EVER* to exist.
Oh, and their concerts are works of art. Legendary.
The Comfortably Numb Guitar Solo is Considered One Of the greatest Ever, as Is Stairway's Solo
Both solos are incredible. God I wish music was still like this.
Should listen to Steven Wilson drive home it’s up there in my opinion it’s pretty perfect
c'mone, man.. there is hundred of better solos
Beautiful David man is a super human being his heart talks trough the guitar man his touch my inner feelings.
@@ivesnedic3341Hundereds of Better solos?....Maybe just as good......but better? like what?
Ive been listening to pink floyd since i was 12. I'm 25 yo now, and the first pink floyd song i heard was comfortably numb. Listening to it everytime during all theses years feels always like the first time. I can't even describe my feelings and what this solo does to me. Thank you for your reaction.
This is the only solo I could live my full 52 years listening to .. every second non stop 52 year loop .
It picks you up, carries you , caresses you into a spiritual warmth only god himself could replicate .
The end .
ARGH! Don't pause during solos! Pretty please?!? You miss all the feeling. Gilmour plugs his Fender into his soul, not an amp. You gotta back up to the beginning of it!
I think that's partly to avoid copyright strikes by not playing the song all the way through
It’s worth it to hear how much this guy loves it.
It is a crime!
Took the words right off my finger tips
Don't worry. I bet this isn't the last time he listens to this song :)
David Gilmour took every single person in the arena on an emotional journey with that solo, perhaps the greatest live rock and roll guitar solo ever.
You did feel it my friend. In my humble opinion, it is the greatest guitar solo ever. It speaks to the heart and soul. The more you listen to it the more it says to you. Classic reaction to one of the greatest classic rock songs ever... Pink Floyd and David Gilmour's 🎸 will live forever in infamy as long as people such as yourself continue to react for the world to see and hear. Let's just pray cancel culture doesn't get a hold of it. That red line cannot be crossed.
Goosebumps for 5 minutes, watched it hundreds of times, but the goosebumps are still coming on strong..🎸🎸🎸
Best guitar solo ever played, I was at this concert in 1995. David Gilmore is god.
The best version of this song is the "live 1980-81" version though.
+10 points for catching a show on the Division Bell tour. -10 points for spelling David's name incorrectly. David Gilmour. A common mistake. Also, you would have seen this show in 1994, not 1995. Again, a simple mistake considering how long ago it was. It's a shame how short the Division Bell Tour was (all shows in 1994), considering it would be their last tour. The Momentary Lapse of Reason Tour was a very long tour, but I was just a tad too young to go. Fortunately, I caught two shows in 1994. Foxboro Stadium and Yankee Stadium.
I worked Division Bell at Yankee Stadium and Giants Stadium in '94. ran Follow Spot at Giants for the Showcall. I went up to Saugerties after and built Woodstock 94 for the next 5 weeks. It was a great Summer that I'll never forget!
He is better than good............Oh ! GOD.....That is more like it :)
Some would say Stairway to Heaven is #1. I'm not one
The whole song is an absolute masterpiece! The David Gilmour guitar solo is something else 😅👍👍
We miss you!! Best Rock reactions ever! Its good to know you are alive, happy and healthy!!
Jimmy Page's solo vs. Gilmour's here - tough call, but most would actually say Gilmour wins.
They're on oar with one another but this solo is just so damn fucking epic
And what would you say? Just curious. Not going to change my opinion, lol.
Best solo ever. He nail's every note to perfection. It's the culmination of a lifetime of playing.
I would like to add Lateralus to the conversation of greatest solos of all time
surely Gilmour
Pink floyd this it's not a concert or an event.... it's an EXPERIENCE!!!
I love your reaction and enthusiasm for the Floyd.
Listen to it again but without the interruptions... it’s a journey.
Es un sacrilegio detener en la mitad ese solo de guitarra catalogado una obra maestra!!
Ele já estava completamente exultante antes da execução!!
I was there, and the feeling of experiencing it has never left me.
Me too never seen a better gig since
U have a great life sir
I saw that show too, and remember leaving the arena after the show, thinking I owed floyd more money, because I only paid $65 for my seat.
I was there too. I was the janitor and they need people to fill in for security so they gave me a badge and taser. Later, Roger Waters invited me backstage and thanked me for the hard work and offered me a job. I worked security for them for 7 years and met George Clooney. I was transferred to Mr Clooney for work and through the rough times I got my name on a star on Hollywood Blvd.
Yes. It's not the fastest solo ever, it's not so hard to learn, but THIS IS THE BEST GUITAR SOLO EVER. It talks to your soul. Let me tell you, I've seen him play this live and I had tears rolling down .
it's no where near the best....he's not even considered top 5 guitarist. it's an easy song to play, depressing AF
@@christopherone1 yeah yeah whatever
@@christopherone1 if you can’t feel this song in your core your souls dog shit
@@hollyjoc97 guess it's dog shit then. I don't suffer from depression, mental illness, take heroin, do drugs...so, nope this song does nothing for me. it's depressing AF, as is all their music.
@@christopherone1 Jesus I dread to think what your playlist consists of if you can’t respect this as incredible music. Must be horrifying. You don’t have to like it but you really don’t know music and have missed the whole point (which is to create emotion) if you can’t respect what he does in this song. Either that, or you’re like 14
Hey Jamal I nearly cried and still just get those goose bumps. I'm a drummer and just seeing your reaction to comfortably numb . Wow
How in the hell could 674 people not like this video?? You’re awesome!🤟🏼😎