I can remember David saying in an interview that the concept was that the slightly muffled intro was supposed to be coming over a cheap radio in someone's bedroom, where they would be listening all alone, and then the crisp, clean notes of the second guitar were being played by the listener joining in. Genius!
Yeah. I first heard this in 1975 or so, when it came out. I was 23 and used to listening to songs on AM radio, so I was used to that sound. The transition from that sound to the really crisp sound of the guitar was stark, at the time. Really got your attention.
The song before on the album basically gets sucked into the radio. The guy starts changing channels until he finds something good. He decides to play along. If you listen carefully you can hear him take a deep breath before joining in.
Rebeka, thank you for not interrupting the music with comments as most do. Watching your facial expressions on listening to Pink Floyd brings a smile to my face, it’s nice to see the younger generation appreciate Great music .
We that were teens and young adults during this greatest music ever, invasion, are blessed. The music, the talent, the skill, the music, all was great.
Well, you saw a version of Pink Floyd. It's one thing for Barrett not to be in the band, it's a very different one for the main driving force behind the band's lyrics, album concepts, and so much of the sound & arrangements to not be in the band. No Waters then no Pink Floyd for me. I know the guy's a major PITA, but he's Pink Floyd as much as any of them for me, if not more.
Thank you Rebeka for playing this live version, been listening to Pink Floyd all my life and never saw them live. It was so cool to see him mix vocals W/ Guitar! Love your channel and love your reactions too! Love you, awesome beautiful...
The absolute genius of Pink Floyd is that every bit of sound had purpose, even the silences were perfectly placed, no filler or space takers. Every sonic vibration was crafted and then polished. Second greatest band of all time.
Pulse is the live recording of the Division Bell tour 1994. Clemson South Carolina Death Valley Stadium at Clemson University is the venue I saw them at, first concert Id seen with full surround sound
From the same concert, you're gonna love "Coming back to life", " Us and them", "The great gig in the sky", and out there in YT there's the rehearsal for "Lost for words" during the tour.
i started my journey with floyd when i was 17 ,i am now 63 ,this band have brought me to tears many times .They cause emotions that just stays with you,the music is like no other and they are always perfect and enjoying interactions with each other while playing .Thank you Rebeka for your thoughts 😃
@@RogerM9 I've seen the Australian Pink Floyd Show about three times now but not Brit Floyd. I do know though that Dave Gilmour has given the thumbs up to the Australian Pink Floyd Show. I highly recommend them and hopefully one day I'll get the chance to see Brit Floyd.
@@davedavidson2833 Yes, I've also seen the APF group and they are fantastic! They played in front of David Gilmour on his 50th birthday in London.........and he was blown away!
I love that song, it's one of my favourites if I start to miss someone so much. You can listen to it and think back to so many things that happened. It's so special in the simple way they performing it, a classic doesn't need much to be great. Thanks 👍👍👍
I was at this show...it doesn't come across on video just how loud the crowd were singing along..shame as it was truly magical and my fondest memory of the whole show.
Every time i listen to this it makes me cry with joy it's musical perfection these guys are on the top of the tree as far as I am concerned I've been listening to pink Floyd s ince the band was formed I'm 72 and I can't get enough of their amazing musical talents fantastic band
saw this 5 times. any video from this concert is worth watching. 200 ton stage 200,000 watts of power. 4 sets of 32 wireless speakers, 53 semi to move it around and a few fireworks at the end.
I was lucky enough to see PF 6 times at various times in their history, Each show left me with a feeling of peace and calm. it is too bad you are too young to have seen them together. you would have come away with the same feelings.
The whole album is a masterpiece with all four at their very best. It is my favourite PF album, and it’s taken me 40 years to work out why - it’s got more Richard Wright at the front, and the interplay with David Gilmour is stunning, just as it was with Echoes. Love it and good for you, as always ❤️
I have listened to wish.you were here loads of times and it still has a huge imotional effect on me I am in my seventeen what is wrong with showing your feelings in this way Floyd deliver every time fantastic
seen them (Pink Floyd- Roger Walters - David Gilmour) in all these forms since I was a kid - Such a great show - reminds me of the days sitting around with friend & GF with this tune cranked up and just chillin in the park (Philly Pa.) They are timeless
I've seen several bands over the years, but when I went to Pink Floyd it was something special. Hours of big smiles, tears and at times struggling to breath. It sounds so silly, but it truly is amazing.
Positive and lovely reaction. You`ll be amazed this tune: Shine on yout Crazy Diamonds, from the same album, "Wish you were Here", but in this same concert, I guess it is Pulse, performed in 1994. It`s a travel. Thanks for love this iconic Rock band.
My very first Pink Floyd concert was the Dark Side of the Moon tour. Only saw them twice in my life and regret not seeing them again with the laser light shows.
I’ve seen Pink Floyd 3 times The Wall in 1980 and 2 of the shows from this tour!!! They were beyond amazing every time and the Lasers projected way up and out beyond the stadium!!! Crazy!!!👌🎼👍🎶🤘🎵👍✌️😎
Looks like this one is taken from the dvd "Puls" have it. It´s such an great live performence. Unfortenetly i didn´t had the opportunety to actually see them live myself. And yes i know it´s about Syd Barett. That whole dvd is great
Look up the story behind this song. A band member went over the deep end on a bad type of drug and pretty much lost it to the point where he was no longer performing. It was sad and this song was their way of saying they missed him.
Wish You Were Here, like the record that precedes it, is a concept album. Revolving around the central theme of absence, Waters’ lyrics illustrate the difference between the group’s early years - when Pink Floyd was a band of brothers, making music for a small but devoted audience - and the present. The guys had become multi-millionaires in the wake of Dark Side’s success, but they’d also become cash cows for a corporate label, and the camaraderie that once existed between them had grown strained. Tying the song cycle together are two compositions about Syd Barrett: the nine-part opus “Shine On You Crazy Diamond,” and the short, haunting title track.
I have the DVD of this concert. I love Pink Floyd, but I can only take so much of them. I find them emotionally overwhelming. I love your analysis. I think you're right on.
Fantastic reaction from this timeless band Rebeka. It is a very moving song from the 'Wish You Were Here" album released in 1975. It was the follow-up album to 'The Dark Side Of The Moon'. I attended my first Pink Floyd concert in 1977 when I was 17. Very happy that you like it.
This song was always on my play list no matter what group I was in. I LOVE PF .. Dark Side Of the Moon .. I love every song, the greatest album ever made. You said their music takes you away & your alone with your thoughts, I think PF does that to everyone, or they don’t have a soul. Great reaction as usual.
Pink Floyd were formed in England in the mid 1960s. The name? It was co-founder Syd Barrett who named the band as a homage to his favorite American, black blues musicians, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council.
Great sincere and thoughtful reaction Rebeka. For more that you will love, "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", "On The Turning Away" (a positive response to poverty and the neglect of human rights) and "Run Like Hell".
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And just like that, a new Pink Floyd fan is born. I love seeing the younger generation discover Floyd, its a journey that lasts a lifetime.
I can remember David saying in an interview that the concept was that the slightly muffled intro was supposed to be coming over a cheap radio in someone's bedroom, where they would be listening all alone, and then the crisp, clean notes of the second guitar were being played by the listener joining in. Genius!
Yeah. I first heard this in 1975 or so, when it came out. I was 23 and used to listening to songs on AM radio, so I was used to that sound. The transition from that sound to the really crisp sound of the guitar was stark, at the time. Really got your attention.
Instablaster...
The song before on the album basically gets sucked into the radio. The guy starts changing channels until he finds something good. He decides to play along. If you listen carefully you can hear him take a deep breath before joining in.
@@fugawiaus What is the song before on the album?
@@duudsuufd have a cigar.
It’s the purity of the whole song that really gets to you...
I'm in tears It's, so special to be able to witness David Gilmour's, talent there will never be another Pink Floyd. Thank you, Rebeka.
You're welcome.:)
Nice to see women in Latvia have great taste in music!
Thank you!:)
Floyd are one of the bands i was lucky enough to grow up with. love their music.😊👍
Rebeka, thank you for not interrupting the music with comments as most do. Watching your facial expressions on listening to Pink Floyd brings a smile to my face, it’s nice to see the younger generation appreciate Great music .
You're very welcome.:)))
We that were teens and young adults during this greatest music ever, invasion, are blessed. The music, the talent, the skill, the music, all was great.
im so proud i saw this live in rotterdam in 1994 im so proud that i can say i saw pink floyd live
Well, you saw a version of Pink Floyd. It's one thing for Barrett not to be in the band, it's a very different one for the main driving force behind the band's lyrics, album concepts, and so much of the sound & arrangements to not be in the band. No Waters then no Pink Floyd for me. I know the guy's a major PITA, but he's Pink Floyd as much as any of them for me, if not more.
Thank you Rebeka for playing this live version, been listening to Pink Floyd all my life and never saw them live. It was so cool to see him mix vocals W/ Guitar! Love your channel and love your reactions too! Love you, awesome beautiful...
One of the best guitarists if not best guitarist in Rock!🎸🎶
I’ve made the mistake of paying more attention to the melody rather than the lyrics. This song woke me up. Thanks for sharing!
David Gilmour.....the definition of Rock Star! Just brilliant!
Indeed!
He also recognized Kate Bush as a future star (back then in the late 70s).
They played a lot together.
Thank you, David!))
Truer words have never been spoken ❤️
OMG! This song is amazing classic line “We’re just 2 lost souls in a fish bowl” BTW, Rebecca you are beautiful
He is a God on the guitar one of GOATS
Superb song from an incredible album.
A double visual experience: Pink Floyd/Rebeka.🤟👍😄
Good choice Rebecca. Great song .strong power with many many meaning. At least don't forget friends
Thank you🙏🏼😊
The absolute genius of Pink Floyd is that every bit of sound had purpose, even the silences were perfectly placed, no filler or space takers. Every sonic vibration was crafted and then polished. Second greatest band of all time.
I agree with everything except the last part. Pink Floyd is the most original, unique, influential, & without a doubt the greatest band of all time.
Who is the best?
@@johnahh5130 Led Zeppelin
@@stebstebanesier6205 the Beatles
I'm so fortunate to have seen them twice. Learning to Fly and Division Bell. They're just FANTASTIC live !!!! 👍👍👍😎
I will try to do my best.:) Thank you for the suggestion.:)
Pulse is the live recording of the Division Bell tour 1994. Clemson South Carolina Death Valley Stadium at Clemson University is the venue I saw them at, first concert Id seen with full surround sound
The absolute genius of David Gilmour.
Got to see them at live 8 in 2005. I was so lucky to get tickets.
Seeing your joy brought me happy tears. Thank you Rebeka. You are a beautiful soul.
Pink Floyd is one of my favorite bands, and i love David. one of most beatiful songs. great video.
Thank you.:)
Was Lucky Enough To Catch Them In 77 Back In There Hay Days Yah It Was a Trip .. Wish Everyone Could See Them Once Live !!
Wish you were here
A beautiful song
From the same concert, you're gonna love "Coming back to life", " Us and them", "The great gig in the sky", and out there in YT there's the rehearsal for "Lost for words" during the tour.
I will try to do my best. Thank you for the suggestion.:)
...AND, "A Great Day For Freedom".... why does everybody always forget that great song...?
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic from the same concert, "Coming back to life" is a must.
i started my journey with floyd when i was 17 ,i am now 63 ,this band have brought me to tears many times .They cause emotions that just stays with you,the music is like no other and they are always perfect and enjoying interactions with each other while playing .Thank you Rebeka for your thoughts 😃
The only song you are allowed to sing along to at a Pink Floyd concert.
Respectfully disagree
@@apmen21 Yes, you can also sing along with One of These Days.
I always join with Brain Damage when I go to see Brit Floyd, which is the nearest to the original PF you can get now.
@@RogerM9 I've seen the Australian Pink Floyd Show about three times now but not Brit Floyd. I do know though that Dave Gilmour has given the thumbs up to the Australian Pink Floyd Show. I highly recommend them and hopefully one day I'll get the chance to see Brit Floyd.
@@davedavidson2833 Yes, I've also seen the APF group and they are fantastic! They played in front of David Gilmour on his 50th birthday in London.........and he was blown away!
I love that song, it's one of my favourites if I start to miss someone so much.
You can listen to it and think back to so many things that happened.
It's so special in the simple way they performing it, a classic doesn't need much to be great.
Thanks 👍👍👍
You're welcome.:)
My absolute favorite Pink Floyd song. It’s longing, loss, and melancholy reflective-ness always gets to me.
Pink Floyd have always been the makers of emotions. Makes my eyes water. Thanks for doing this one. Us And Them-from this show is amazing also.
AGAIN you got me teared up but your style of reation is warming to watch 🥰🥰😇😇💯💯💅
Thank you so much.:)
I was at this show...it doesn't come across on video just how loud the crowd were singing along..shame as it was truly magical and my fondest memory of the whole show.
Every time i listen to this it makes me cry with joy it's musical perfection these guys are on the top of the tree as far as I am concerned I've been listening to pink Floyd s ince the band was formed I'm 72 and I can't get enough of their amazing musical talents fantastic band
looking on RUclips at METAL GIRLS REACT TO PINK FLOYD
Absolutely beautiful! Superb!
And so is the music!
Love you expression, best group of the world
Thank you.:)
The Quality street gang, thank you sweetie, greetings from Glasgow and shine on 🌹✌️
It’s great seeing a young person like you discovering Pink Floyd. 😀
saw this 5 times. any video from this concert is worth watching. 200 ton stage 200,000 watts of power. 4 sets of 32 wireless speakers, 53 semi to move it around and a few fireworks at the end.
Pretty lady little by little we are converting you to a Pink Floyd fan! Welcome aboard! So good to have YOU!!!
Love is contagious. You love a dedication to a loved one. Perfect!
Rebeka you so beaultiful and nice reaction😘😘🥰
Thank you so much.:)
So grateful people are still learning and listening to Floyd. All’s not lost....
I absolutely love Pink Floyd my all time favorite band!
Dang girl your eyes are so brilliantly rich today, 🥰❤
Glad you could experience some floyd.
Thank you so much😊🙏🏼
I was lucky enough to see PF 6 times at various times in their history, Each show left me with a feeling of peace and calm. it is too bad you are too young to have seen them together. you would have come away with the same feelings.
What a band. Been listening to them 50 years now. Your comment and analogy of your feelings was a beautiful thing.😘
As much as I love this song..it shreds me every time.
yes it does, and that is because it is a very sad song if you really truely know the meaning behind it
So much emotion in this.
The whole album is a masterpiece with all four at their very best. It is my favourite PF album, and it’s taken me 40 years to work out why - it’s got more Richard Wright at the front, and the interplay with David Gilmour is stunning, just as it was with Echoes. Love it and good for you, as always ❤️
I love Pink Floyd because they have such a rich music! Listening Pink Floyd music on headphones is the best way! Bye!
Brilliant group keep up the good work girl thanks Martyn
Wonderful reaction ,my pretty girl 😊😊😊
Thank you.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic you're welcome😊
I have listened to wish.you were here loads of times and it still has a huge imotional effect on me I am in my seventeen what is wrong with showing your feelings in this way Floyd deliver every time fantastic
I’ve only seen 2 of your reactions, both excellent choices! Keep it going!!! ❤️
Thank you so much! Will do!:)
The young lady’s countenance says it all. She gets it! Welcome to the party.
An absolutely brilliant concert, probably the best Pink Floyd concert I've ever been to. Twenty-six years ago, where has the time gone?
It was.:)
seen them (Pink Floyd- Roger Walters - David Gilmour) in all these forms since I was a kid - Such a great show - reminds me of the days sitting around with friend & GF with this tune cranked up and just chillin in the park (Philly Pa.) They are timeless
I've seen several bands over the years, but when I went to Pink Floyd it was something special. Hours of big smiles, tears and at times struggling to breath. It sounds so silly, but it truly is amazing.
How i wished I could have seen this band
Positive and lovely reaction. You`ll be amazed this tune: Shine on yout Crazy Diamonds, from the same album, "Wish you were Here", but in this same concert, I guess it is Pulse, performed in 1994. It`s a travel. Thanks for love this iconic Rock band.
Thank you🙏🏼😊
Welcome to magic of Pink Floyd... You will be addict to them very soon.
50 years ago Pink Floyd were already 200 years ahead of everybody!
Music for the soul👍❤🏴
Saw Floyd. They are badass!!!!
My very first Pink Floyd concert was the Dark Side of the Moon tour. Only saw them twice in my life and regret not seeing them again with the laser light shows.
From this same concert, you MUST react to the final song: 🤘 RUN LIKE HELL 🤘
I will try to do my best. Thank you for the suggestion.:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic You're welcome. If you like that concert, the end will blow up your mind hehe
One of the greates song ever!!!!
I’ve seen Pink Floyd 3 times The Wall in 1980 and 2 of the shows from this tour!!! They were beyond amazing every time and the Lasers projected way up and out beyond the stadium!!! Crazy!!!👌🎼👍🎶🤘🎵👍✌️😎
This is a great song! Thanks for your passion, Rebeka!
Looks like this one is taken from the dvd "Puls" have it. It´s such an great live performence. Unfortenetly i didn´t had the opportunety to actually see them live myself. And yes i know it´s about Syd Barett. That whole dvd is great
Look up the story behind this song. A band member went over the deep end on a bad type of drug and pretty much lost it to the point where he was no longer performing. It was sad and this song was their way of saying they missed him.
Wish You Were Here, like the record that precedes it, is a concept album. Revolving around the central theme of absence, Waters’ lyrics illustrate the difference between the group’s early years - when Pink Floyd was a band of brothers, making music for a small but devoted audience - and the present. The guys had become multi-millionaires in the wake of Dark Side’s success, but they’d also become cash cows for a corporate label, and the camaraderie that once existed between them had grown strained. Tying the song cycle together are two compositions about Syd Barrett: the nine-part opus “Shine On You Crazy Diamond,” and the short, haunting title track.
Syd Barrett, the original writer, guitar and vocals, is the subject of most PF albums while Roger Waters was writing songs for the band.
@@shaneheavy67 even after Walters left Gilmour gave Sid writing credits so he’d continue to receive royalties to pay for his healthcare.
Masterpiece of a song…Great Reaction Rebeka, thank you for appreciating greatness because it doesn’t get much better.
PF Animals “Dogs” is amazing
This is one of the few songs that can make me cry
I have the DVD of this concert. I love Pink Floyd, but I can only take so much of them. I find them emotionally overwhelming. I love your analysis. I think you're right on.
So epic..my youth🇸🇪
Lovely reaction thank you
Thank you so much😊🙏🏼
Incredible reaction 🎉
Fantastic reaction from this timeless band Rebeka. It is a very moving song from the 'Wish You Were Here" album released in 1975. It was the follow-up album to 'The Dark Side Of The Moon'. I attended my first Pink Floyd concert in 1977 when I was 17. Very happy that you like it.
Thanks for playing the whole song. Great song! I really think you're awesome 👌
Thank you.:)
I never heard this version, only the studio version. Beautiful.
Keep up the great work, Rebeka
Thank you.:)
COOOOOOOLLLLLL GOOD REAL ROCK
Full body chills is all I have to say! 👍
Great song choice rebeka
Great song!
Keep up the great work, Rebeka!
Love your channel!
PS. You are so very pretty!
Thank you so much!!:)
@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic look 👀 on RUclips at BLACK METAL TEENS REACT TO PINK FLOYD
Love your music feeling!😘
This song was always on my play list no matter what group I was in. I LOVE PF .. Dark Side Of the Moon .. I love every song, the greatest album ever made. You said their music takes you away & your alone with your thoughts, I think PF does that to everyone, or they don’t have a soul. Great reaction as usual.
That whole performance was fantastic! PF is so damn good, David is awesome!!!!!!!
Also listen to the studio version. Very beautiful.
I did, but I liked the live version better.:)
🤤Must have 🎧 to Pink Floyd
great reaction to a very great song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you dear !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much.:)))
Pink Floyd were formed in England in the mid 1960s. The name? It was co-founder Syd Barrett who named the band as a homage to his favorite American, black blues musicians, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council.
Live was the best, rock on
Hey Rebeka, I'm sure these will be suggested already but wth; Great Gig in the Sky and Shine on You Crazy Diamond, both amazing Floyd songs.
Hi. I will try to do my best.:) Thank you for you're suggestion.:)
Pink Floyd how can you go wrong great reaction loved it : )
Thank you🙏🏼😊
Great sincere and thoughtful reaction Rebeka. For more that you will love, "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", "On The Turning Away" (a positive response to poverty and the neglect of human rights) and "Run Like Hell".
Thank you so much.:) I will try to do my best. Thank you for the suggestion.:)
YOUR"E BEATIFUL REBECKA !!!
Check out SORROW and also RUN LIKE HELL, both live from the 1994 PULSE concert. Both are incredible performances.
Again the masters of when less is more
Rebeka, Robin Trower is a must to listen to ! Two of my favorites, Somebody’s Calling and Bluebird .Enjoy
it's good that you reacting on Pink Floyd.
Aslo i like your smile. :)
Thank you.:)