Welp looking at each comment (and I do read every comment cause I'm bored and I love yall) the pulse live version of this is next, that and echoes. This is gonna be fuuuuun :)
CHECK OUT HAVE A CIGAR AS WELL!!! AND IF YOU LIKE THE GUITAR WORK FROM GILMOUR ALSO CHECK OUT MAROONED AND AS IM TYPING THIS COMFORTABLY NUMB STARTED PLAYING ON THE RADIO
the "pulse"-versions of "Comfortably Numb","High Hopes" or "One of these Days" are always good decitions!Same with "Echoes"....first the studio version than "live in Pompeji"....pleeeease!!
Ahh, Pulse. Grab your crash helmet. Buckle up. Try to prepare yourself but no matter what the fundamental truth is: You. Are. Not. Ready. Because nobody is ready for Gilmour's solo at that concert. Pretty sure David Gilmour is an avatar of Apollo for at least those 10 minutes.
When I was a child, I caught a fleeting glimpse Out of the corner of my eye I turned to look but it was gone I cannot put my finger on it now The child is grown, the dream is gone And I have become comfortably numb
you really need to listen to entire pink floyd albums to truly get the experience. each song generally leads into the next. especially their later albums. like 1 giant track.
My friend, David Gilmour is one of the best emotionally charged guitar players on the planet.. His vocals are so crisp and clean. Fantastic band, especially live, which I've had the pleasure of witnessing..
You going to get a ton of comments telling you to watch them do this song live. Do it. Not for us, but for yourself. Just search Pulse Comfortably Numb. It’s the live version during the Pulse Concert. Often considered one of the greatest performances in rock.
Definitely!!! My fav song of all time! And I listen to everything for 35+ years, so I know what I'm talking about. Some examples... Sade, Metallica, Alice in chains, Smokey Robinson, Bob Marley, Frank Sinatra, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Buddy Guy, Scarface, Nas, The.Doors, The Isley Brothers, Fleetwood Mac, Lenny Kravitz, Pantera, Ministry, Maxwell, The Weekend, Smashing Pumkins, and Sam cook. Just to name a few.
Floyd and Zeppelin send you on a journey, no other bands have that magical ability to send you to another time and place. While listening you either will flashback to previous times in your life or be taken to another plane you never were at before.
You done did it now. The wormhole awaits you. One word of advice. Pink Floyd albums were written, played, engineered and produced to be heard in their entirety. 2 PF songs in and you seem to get “it”. Don’t waste the opportunity to hear how they were meant to be heard. The proof is in all of the other reactor communities comment sections. Go look at all the comments from them and see if the overwhelming message isn’t, “ you need to listen to the whole album whether it’s Animals, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, The Wall, or Meddle. They all are themed concept albums.
I couldn't agree more. Pink Floyd is an amazing band whom albums are meant to be heard as a whole piece. Obviously too long for a reaction channel video. But, just for a personal voyage into what a journey this band can bring you on with their music. I play guitar and bass. I have been learning their music for over 20 years and I can say it was and is, the hardest thing I have done musically. Their music while not being over flashy is well thought out, very complex in its subtleties and just a pure pleasure to listen to and play.
Not only the string bending, but his entire style of soloing is different from almost every other rock guitarist that I can think of. If you look at a list of the greatest guitarists, most of the list will be filled by people known for playing fast. Eddie Van Halen, Yngwie Malmsteen, Jimmy Page, Steve Vai, every metal guitarist.... David Gilmour is on the other end of the spectrum. Very minimalist in the number of notes he plays. There's an old adage used in engineering that applies to Gilmour: "perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away."
I can't believe I bought this album 40 years ago! I used t get high, put on my headphones and listen to this album (The Wall). now I get high, watch you put on your headphones and listen. LOL. Great reaction as always, "this is like febreeze" had me rolling :)
Yesssssssss you’re feeling the emotions. This era of album rock has not been matched for its sheer humanity. Lyrics with meaning, singers and instrumentalists without auto-tune or other fakery, and creative song structure. No mystery why these songs are as fresh today as they were when the vinyl first dropped. 🎶🎵🎶🤘🏼😆🎸
One of the greatest songs/ riffs of all time.Want to hear that riff longer...try their concert at Pulse or Pompeii.Their light show is worth it by itself.
I’ve never seen you before, but I love you man. To see you gettin that intense emotional buzz that Dave Gilmore’s guitar puts through my spine. You’re so alive, so open to experience thing’s that I’m guessing aren’t your regular taste. You shine bro! Peace.
At Pink Floyd concerts, they place speakers to the side and behind the audience. The sound comes from everywhere and you are immersed into the music. No such thing as a bad mix, you can hear every note. Couple that with amazing laser shows, flying pigs and at one concert I was at, a large plane came out of the rafters which crashed beside the stage. My first concert was in 1971, and cost $9.50 to get in. I think I like Dark Side of the Moon best, but I really like them all. In this genre, Yes, King Crimson and Genesis were also top performers. I like the saying, "You don't need weed to enjoy Pink Floyd, but if you smoke weed, you do need Pink Floyd". Times were different then. Recording time got cheap, bands did not care if the songs were longer than 3 minutes (a radio restriction) and so they wrote what they felt. They were also excellent musicians. I would recommend "Close to the Edge" full album and "Selling England by the Pound" (the song Firth of Fifth is amazing) but there is also much more mind blowing material. You will notice that these songs have time to develop "tension" using fast riffs with lots going on, alternative and changing time signatures and other ways of generating and releasing the tension in a song. You don't get that with 3 minute radio songs. I hope you enjoy this.
I love to just listen and pick out every single instrument, the layering, my Lord! ( yes in the studio it was synth, but still, go back and listen to each and every string and horn, etc.)
You need to listen to the entire "The Wall" album. Start to finish, no breaks. It's a story, basically of Roger Waters life. Starts as a kid who's Dad went to war, then he grew up to be a rock star. It's an autobiography almost! It's the greatest album of all time!
I grew up with these classic bands! Loved all things Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin! There were several more, Moody Blues "In Search of The Lost Chord" was a wonderful "trippy" album experience. Just start at the beginning and go to the end! Also, Deep Purple was one of the early ones that we all loved. You can't go wrong with any or all of these and you would still have more to listen to again and again! Another reviewer said that he was jealous of my generation having such great music to live through. Believe me, we know!
To listen to Pink Floyd is an amazing journey. As many of us have already told you , you need to listen to the all album , you will just let yourself go. Start with Dark Side of the Moon. Pink Floyd are just timeless. I was fortunate and could watch them live in Portugal on their 1994 tour. Still have that experience well kept in my memory and heart. Great and lovely reaction 💞💞💞
If your dad has Pink Floyd in vinyl, don't ever let them get out of the family. The greatest rock-n-roll band in it's purest recorded form. You will thank me for saying this in 30 years
I told you those headphones would change the way you appreciate the production value of this music generation. They put so much more into each song than they do today it's amazing. Really enjoy your reactions keep it up. Thanks.
I know this reaction was a few years ago but this is one of the best reactions to this song....because when I watch your facial expressions i can see you analyzing the structure of the song....you know music theory......really great, great reaction. what a treat......if you ever want to have another pair of socks knocked off, try Pink Floyd's "Dogs" 17 miinutes long but a journey that will change your life....don't believe me ? It's Pink Floyd....hear me now believe me later.
time by pf chronicles a lifetime of a person through song with a beginning heartbeat beautiful solo and ends with the next song the great gig in the sky -brace yourself
You just became my #1 reactor brother!! The first person ever to react to this, without stopping/pausing...cudos to you sir....next on deck for you is Bob Seger!!!
I'll jump on the bandwagon and echo what is being said here. Find the live version from the 'Pulse' live concert and soar to guitar solo heaven. You like many first time Comfortably Numb observers will have to make a trip to the sock drawer.
This song is part of the album/movie The Wall. You need to watch/listen/feel all this together. Start at the beginning of the album and this song will make *much* more sense. Especially the noise at the beginning.
The following Pink Floyd albums are Concept Albums (all songs together tell a complete story)... Dark Side Of The Moon (1973), Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977) and The Wall (1979); The Final Cut (1983) is a maybe, as it was the last album with Roger Waters being in the band. Final Note: Always listen to Pink Floyd with headphones or an awesome sounding music system. Ages in 2020: ---------------------------------------- Roger Waters - September 6, 1943 (age 77 years) David Gilmour - March 6, 1946 (age 74 years) Nick Mason - January 27, 1944 (age 76 years) Richard "Rick" Wright - July 28, 1943 (died 2008) Syd Barrett - January 6, 1946 (died 2006) .
hey dude! i'll remind you again, since you enjoyed this guitar and this music complexity, "dogs" (and btw, thw whole Animals album) will blow not only your socks off, but also probably your toenails. you've been warned! :D edit: btw, whenever you listen to Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin make sure you pull out the lyrics and put them in front of you. that is a must!
You need to listen to the Pulse concert version of this song. It's live and better than the studio version. Best guitar solo ever. You did a fantastic review. I love watching your appreciation for every element of the song. You have great passion for music. It elevates the song for me. Awesome. Subscribed.
i'm glad you like Pink Floyd. a few things to note. first, their line-up changed and so their music evolved. so expect to be surprised. next, they're even better live. those solos varied a lot, as David Gilmour improvised a lot in their concerts. thirdly, both Gilmour and the bass player/lyricist, Roger Waters, have solo careers. Gilmour is my favourite. his concerts and solo works are just awesome, with those exquisite guitar solos. they're an emotional ride. enjoy the journey.
I know there are a LOT of people who believe you need drugs to experience Pink Floyd, and honestly - that IS its own unique experience - but this MUSIC - that's the only drug required. Enjoy & Welcome to the Party! #ForeverFloyd
You have to watch the 1994 live Pulse concert. It’ll give you a far better appreciation for how incredible this band is. David Gilmore’s solo is three times as long in this concert and the visuals of the light show are incredible. Back in the 70’s It took 15 semi trucks to haul of the gear that goes into putting on their show.
You should listen to Time - which is the song that comes just before The Great Gig In The Sky. It is one of my favorite songs and well worth listening to.
this is one of those songs where YOU HAVE TO see and listen to the live version. pleeeeaaaase watch COMFORTABLY NUMB LIVE : PULSE 1994. you´ll experience the arguably greatest rockguitar solo in music history.
@@ThatSingerReactions and let us participate. it´s always a joy to watch people see the last 2 minutes of that live song :-) plus here´s a few tipps for your ongoing floyd journey: 1) shine on you crazy diamond (from album) 2) dark side of the moon (complete album, it´s a concept) 3) dogs (from album)
This song is Holy Scripture to me. It's perhaps my favorite rock song of all time. Delve into the lyrics- Despite the relaxing vibe of the song, they're profoundly gut-wrenching. You won't REALLY make sense of it until you watch the movie, Pink Floyd's The Wall.
The best version is the very last Pink Floyd performance, Live 8 from 2005. Also check David Gilmour's solo performances, especially the Meltdown shows, and Remember That Night.
Pink Floyd isn't music...it's an experience. The only thing better than Pink Floyd is Pink Floyd live!!! Ck out whole albums, Floyd tends to be a band that does concept albums and the songs kinda flow together telling a story. You listen, we WILL watch. Floyd 🤘
hello from Canada.Love your reactions. Remember that when this album came out we were sooooo high on weed and everyone had earphones. I am that old ha! You had better be making a very good living with that incredible voice of yours. would love it if you would add Angelina Jordan singing I put a spell on you to your list.
Yes, first comment! Possibly one of the best songs ever and for sure best solo of all time. So much emotion and musical touch by PF. Love the dual vocals, glad u grooved on it
Hey, salutes from Brasil. I am a pink floyd fan and i'm enjoying your reactions. I sugest you hear one of my favorites, written by the Guitarrist, David Gilmour: "A Great Day For Freadom"
Welp looking at each comment (and I do read every comment cause I'm bored and I love yall) the pulse live version of this is next, that and echoes. This is gonna be fuuuuun :)
CHECK OUT HAVE A CIGAR AS WELL!!! AND IF YOU LIKE THE GUITAR WORK FROM GILMOUR ALSO CHECK OUT MAROONED AND AS IM TYPING THIS COMFORTABLY NUMB STARTED PLAYING ON THE RADIO
the "pulse"-versions of "Comfortably Numb","High Hopes" or "One of these Days" are always good decitions!Same with "Echoes"....first the studio version than "live in Pompeji"....pleeeease!!
Ahh, Pulse. Grab your crash helmet. Buckle up. Try to prepare yourself but no matter what the fundamental truth is: You. Are. Not. Ready. Because nobody is ready for Gilmour's solo at that concert. Pretty sure David Gilmour is an avatar of Apollo for at least those 10 minutes.
We rejoice in the fact that this human (David Gilmour) has magnificently achieved his soul's purpose! Powerful!
High Hopes - Marooned - Yet Another Movie. Three excellent songs by Pink Floyd
When I was a child, I caught a fleeting glimpse
Out of the corner of my eye
I turned to look but it was gone
I cannot put my finger on it now
The child is grown, the dream is gone
And I have become comfortably numb
I cannot put my finger on it now,
The child is grown, the dream is gone.
Roger Waters had a fever when he was a child and his hands did swell up like balloons
Most heart breaking rock lyrics ever
you really need to listen to entire pink floyd albums to truly get the experience. each song generally leads into the next. especially their later albums. like 1 giant track.
My friend, David Gilmour is one of the best emotionally charged guitar players on the planet.. His vocals are so crisp and clean. Fantastic band, especially live, which I've had the pleasure of witnessing..
He's gotta be my favourite electric guitarist ever. He can bring emotions out of me I didn't even know I was suppressing.
You going to get a ton of comments telling you to watch them do this song live. Do it. Not for us, but for yourself. Just search Pulse Comfortably Numb. It’s the live version during the Pulse Concert. Often considered one of the greatest performances in rock.
Absolutely agree
@@Elangeni1 SO DO I!
Agreed
Definitely!!!
My fav song of all time! And I listen to everything for 35+ years, so I know what I'm talking about.
Some examples... Sade, Metallica, Alice in chains, Smokey Robinson, Bob Marley, Frank Sinatra, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Buddy Guy, Scarface, Nas, The.Doors, The Isley Brothers, Fleetwood Mac, Lenny Kravitz, Pantera, Ministry, Maxwell, The Weekend, Smashing Pumkins, and Sam cook. Just to name a few.
Yip. Mind will be fried
Floyd and Zeppelin send you on a journey, no other bands have that magical ability to send you to another time and place. While listening you either will flashback to previous times in your life or be taken to another plane you never were at before.
You done did it now. The wormhole awaits you. One word of advice. Pink Floyd albums were written, played, engineered and produced to be heard in their entirety. 2 PF songs in and you seem to get “it”. Don’t waste the opportunity to hear how they were meant to be heard. The proof is in all of the other reactor communities comment sections. Go look at all the comments from them and see if the overwhelming message isn’t, “ you need to listen to the whole album whether it’s Animals, The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, The Wall, or Meddle. They all are themed concept albums.
You're amazing and thank you so much ❤
I couldn't agree more. Pink Floyd is an amazing band whom albums are meant to be heard as a whole piece. Obviously too long for a reaction channel video. But, just for a personal voyage into what a journey this band can bring you on with their music. I play guitar and bass. I have been learning their music for over 20 years and I can say it was and is, the hardest thing I have done musically. Their music while not being over flashy is well thought out, very complex in its subtleties and just a pure pleasure to listen to and play.
Absolutely agree! Get your headphones, a comfortable couch, dim the lights, etc.
Charlie Jonas
Great analogy Charlie!
Start to finish with lyrics in hand for that extra depth and reality of just what PF is and always will be!
David Gilmour is the king of string bending. That's why all of his guitar leads are played with such deep emotion. That's enough to make you cry
Not only the string bending, but his entire style of soloing is different from almost every other rock guitarist that I can think of. If you look at a list of the greatest guitarists, most of the list will be filled by people known for playing fast. Eddie Van Halen, Yngwie Malmsteen, Jimmy Page, Steve Vai, every metal guitarist.... David Gilmour is on the other end of the spectrum. Very minimalist in the number of notes he plays. There's an old adage used in engineering that applies to Gilmour: "perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away."
I can't believe I bought this album 40 years ago! I used t get high, put on my headphones and listen to this album (The Wall). now I get high, watch you put on your headphones and listen. LOL. Great reaction as always, "this is like febreeze" had me rolling :)
The guitar solo at the end didn't fade out, it's still going on to this day...
One could easily argue that David Gilmour is the most tasteful guitar player of all time... every note perfect for that particular moment...
You would win that argument every time.
In the comments, Everyone and their brother are gonna tell you to do The Pulse version of this one......everyone and their brother are right.
PULSE LIVE Version. David Gilmour in this guitar solo is the Best of all time solos. The light show is off the hook too and also!!
Not to mention.....that solo will be a lot longer.
100
Pulse live version right now. Your life will forever be changed.
I love Richard Feynman! He was an inspiration too me!
Yesssssssss you’re feeling the emotions. This era of album rock has not been matched for its sheer humanity. Lyrics with meaning, singers and instrumentalists without auto-tune or other fakery, and creative song structure. No mystery why these songs are as fresh today as they were when the vinyl first dropped. 🎶🎵🎶🤘🏼😆🎸
One of the greatest songs/ riffs of all time.Want to hear that riff longer...try their concert at Pulse or Pompeii.Their light show is worth it by itself.
Perhaps the greatest solo in the history rock, the most beautiful tone.
You need this song and video off The Pulse concert
Agreed
Without question - the edited version.
Hard to believe that it's 40 years old, isn't it? 🎸
Maybe you’re ready for Shine On You Crazy Diamond.....
Oh, Hell Yeah!
Maybe it´s too long for PF-newbies...let him try "One Of These Days" first...and then "Echoes"...:p
Then "Dogs"!
Is Anybody really ever ready? Lol they think they are...
@@FloridaRocks agree!Or something earlier...like "green is the colour"...
fender created the stratocaster and God put Gilmour on earth to play it!
Yep a 4 million dollar one
I’ve never seen you before, but I love you man. To see you gettin that intense emotional buzz that Dave Gilmore’s guitar puts through my spine. You’re so alive, so open to experience thing’s that I’m guessing aren’t your regular taste. You shine bro! Peace.
At Pink Floyd concerts, they place speakers to the side and behind the audience. The sound comes from everywhere and you are immersed into the music. No such thing as a bad mix, you can hear every note. Couple that with amazing laser shows, flying pigs and at one concert I was at, a large plane came out of the rafters which crashed beside the stage. My first concert was in 1971, and cost $9.50 to get in. I think I like Dark Side of the Moon best, but I really like them all. In this genre, Yes, King Crimson and Genesis were also top performers. I like the saying, "You don't need weed to enjoy Pink Floyd, but if you smoke weed, you do need Pink Floyd". Times were different then. Recording time got cheap, bands did not care if the songs were longer than 3 minutes (a radio restriction) and so they wrote what they felt. They were also excellent musicians. I would recommend "Close to the Edge" full album and "Selling England by the Pound" (the song Firth of Fifth is amazing) but there is also much more mind blowing material. You will notice that these songs have time to develop "tension" using fast riffs with lots going on, alternative and changing time signatures and other ways of generating and releasing the tension in a song. You don't get that with 3 minute radio songs. I hope you enjoy this.
You have to go back and do the live "Pulse" concert video. It is required.
I love to just listen and pick out every single instrument, the layering, my Lord! ( yes in the studio it was synth, but still, go back and listen to each and every string and horn, etc.)
No matter how many times I listen to this song that final solo always gives me chills. Especially when he hits those pinch harmonics
Pink Floyd and Zep on the same day! Part of me wants to save and watch later... but, naw. Let's go!
Pink Floyd and Zeppelin on the same day, soundtrack of our youth.
Sick reaction bro. You should 100% do a reaction to pink floyd comfortably numb pulse live. It's on another level. Trust! 👍
You need to listen to the entire "The Wall" album. Start to finish, no breaks. It's a story, basically of Roger Waters life. Starts as a kid who's Dad went to war, then he grew up to be a rock star. It's an autobiography almost! It's the greatest album of all time!
You don't listen to Pink Floyd...you EXPERIENCE them. They make music for your soul.
There are few more deeply satisfying musical experiences than putting on headphones, setting the mood and listening to the Wall.
You have now listened to two of the greatest bands of all time: Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd! Keep it up!
Pink Floyd is the only way that your ears can watch a movie. Great reaction!!!
Statement for my life! "I've become comfortably numb" What a great song. 😍💕💓⭕❌🌎✌
Luv you!
David Gilmour's guitar sings it's own lyrics! Gilmour is known as the best at making his guitar emote. :)
Bro check out this song live at the pulse the solo at the end is game changing.
Thank you for not interrupting this masterpiece every 3 seconds! Now listen to the live Pulse version.
I grew up with these classic bands! Loved all things Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin! There were several more, Moody Blues "In Search of The Lost Chord" was a wonderful "trippy" album experience. Just start at the beginning and go to the end! Also, Deep Purple was one of the early ones that we all loved. You can't go wrong with any or all of these and you would still have more to listen to again and again! Another reviewer said that he was jealous of my generation having such great music to live through. Believe me, we know!
One of the best songs on the planet !!
To listen to Pink Floyd is an amazing journey. As many of us have already told you , you need to listen to the all album , you will just let yourself go. Start with Dark Side of the Moon. Pink Floyd are just timeless. I was fortunate and could watch them live in Portugal on their 1994 tour. Still have that experience well kept in my memory and heart.
Great and lovely reaction 💞💞💞
I can't wait for the day when you discover the band Boston. Brad Delp's voice is incredible. Boston's song Fore Play/Long Time.
Oh yeah!
Yeah no doubt! Also, More Than A Feeling by Boston is just an incredible tune also.
Wish you were here- that one is also awesome. The lyrics are metaphorical and profound.
If your dad has Pink Floyd in vinyl, don't ever let them get out of the family. The greatest rock-n-roll band in it's purest recorded form. You will thank me for saying this in 30 years
I told you those headphones would change the way you appreciate the production value of this music generation. They put so much more into each song than they do today it's amazing. Really enjoy your reactions keep it up. Thanks.
An amazing song the lyrics just speak volumes about addiction and how it can feel
Absolutely love your reactions and thank you for proving that no matter what race or creed we are, we can come together and bond over music
Any from pink Floyd is awesome and your dad knows what is great music
Listen to Animals by Pink Floyd you will Love it.
Welcome to the Pink Floyd family! I think I can speak for most here...watch this live/pulse. Unbelievable.
Once again, this album should be in everyone’s collection.🎼🎶😎
Thank you for posting this one. One of the BEST groups of all time. Glad you are "experiencing" it!
Now you've heard the studio version...you really need to watch the live video version from Pulse concert..do it my man you wont be disappointed. ✌💯👌🤙
Wow!!!!that's a life changing solo and it was cut short!!!watch this on pulse,
I know this reaction was a few years ago but this is one of the best reactions to this song....because when I watch your facial expressions i can see you analyzing the structure of the song....you know music theory......really great, great reaction. what a treat......if you ever want to have another pair of socks knocked off, try Pink Floyd's "Dogs" 17 miinutes long but a journey that will change your life....don't believe me ? It's Pink Floyd....hear me now believe me later.
Priceless reaction
Thank you
Do yourself a solid and listen to all of their albums. Your life will change.
Us old rockers have a phrase that tells the whole story......" It blew my mind ".......
time by pf chronicles a lifetime of a person through song with a beginning heartbeat beautiful solo and ends with the next song the great gig in the sky -brace yourself
The winding violins, which Prince so loved, are originally from Tommorow Never Knows - Beatles.
You just became my #1 reactor brother!! The first person ever to react to this, without stopping/pausing...cudos to you sir....next on deck for you is Bob Seger!!!
Pink Floyd's music was made for people that appreciate music as much as you do.
I'll jump on the bandwagon and echo what is being said here. Find the live version from the 'Pulse' live concert and soar to guitar solo heaven. You like many first time Comfortably Numb observers will have to make a trip to the sock drawer.
Strange you used the word echo. Lol
Yep. Waiting for Pulse.
This song is part of the album/movie The Wall. You need to watch/listen/feel all this together. Start at the beginning of the album and this song will make *much* more sense. Especially the noise at the beginning.
The following Pink Floyd albums are Concept Albums (all songs together tell a complete story)... Dark Side Of The Moon (1973), Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977) and The Wall (1979); The Final Cut (1983) is a maybe, as it was the last album with Roger Waters being in the band.
Final Note: Always listen to Pink Floyd with headphones or an awesome sounding music system.
Ages in 2020: ----------------------------------------
Roger Waters - September 6, 1943 (age 77 years)
David Gilmour - March 6, 1946 (age 74 years)
Nick Mason - January 27, 1944 (age 76 years)
Richard "Rick" Wright - July 28, 1943 (died 2008)
Syd Barrett - January 6, 1946 (died 2006)
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Echoes LIVE form Pompeii !!!
The live version during the Pulse Concert is so much better it's not even a comparison.
hey dude! i'll remind you again, since you enjoyed this guitar and this music complexity, "dogs" (and btw, thw whole Animals album) will blow not only your socks off, but also probably your toenails. you've been warned! :D
edit: btw, whenever you listen to Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin make sure you pull out the lyrics and put them in front of you. that is a must!
You need to listen to the Pulse concert version of this song. It's live and better than the studio version. Best guitar solo ever. You did a fantastic review. I love watching your appreciation for every element of the song. You have great passion for music. It elevates the song for me. Awesome. Subscribed.
i'm glad you like Pink Floyd. a few things to note. first, their line-up changed and so their music evolved. so expect to be surprised. next, they're even better live. those solos varied a lot, as David Gilmour improvised a lot in their concerts. thirdly, both Gilmour and the bass player/lyricist, Roger Waters, have solo careers. Gilmour is my favourite. his concerts and solo works are just awesome, with those exquisite guitar solos. they're an emotional ride. enjoy the journey.
Pink Floyd isn't just a rock band, it's an experience. Welcome to the rabbit hole. Love your reaction. I just subscribed. ❤
Have a listen to "Dogs" off the "Animals" album.
Yesssss deep for me....lyrics wise :)
Wish I could have seen this with you seeing the lyrics for the first time!!!
I know there are a LOT of people who believe you need drugs to experience Pink Floyd, and honestly - that IS its own unique experience - but this MUSIC - that's the only drug required. Enjoy & Welcome to the Party! #ForeverFloyd
And Comfortably numb contains one of th greatest guitar solos of all time...
I think it's physically impossible not to like the Floyd if you really give em a chance! Thanks, bro, great reaction;]
You have to watch the 1994 live Pulse concert. It’ll give you a far better appreciation for how incredible this band is. David Gilmore’s solo is three times as long in this concert and the visuals of the light show are incredible. Back in the 70’s It took 15 semi trucks to haul of the gear that goes into putting on their show.
beach ...waves mood like this got me thinking of
Roger Hodgson - Only Because Of You
The live version from The Pulse tour in 1994. Best guitar solo ever.
Loved your reaction.
Do more Pink Floyd reactions,
You should listen to Time - which is the song that comes just before The Great Gig In The Sky. It is one of my favorite songs and well worth listening to.
nice man, love to see you react to Time, another great track from these geniuses.
this is one of those songs where YOU HAVE TO see and listen to the live version. pleeeeaaaase watch COMFORTABLY NUMB LIVE : PULSE 1994. you´ll experience the arguably greatest rockguitar solo in music history.
I will for sure :)
@@ThatSingerReactions and let us participate. it´s always a joy to watch people see the last 2 minutes of that live song :-) plus here´s a few tipps for your ongoing floyd journey: 1) shine on you crazy diamond (from album) 2) dark side of the moon (complete album, it´s a concept) 3) dogs (from album)
Did you do “Dark Side Of The Moon “ album’?
best guitar solo EVER!!!!
Considered by almost everyone as one of the top 3 guitar solos of all time - check out the live at Pulse version for the extended solo version :)
My favorite Pink Floyd song...puts me in my feelings every time😢
This song is Holy Scripture to me. It's perhaps my favorite rock song of all time. Delve into the lyrics- Despite the relaxing vibe of the song, they're profoundly gut-wrenching. You won't REALLY make sense of it until you watch the movie, Pink Floyd's The Wall.
The best version is the very last Pink Floyd performance, Live 8 from 2005. Also check David Gilmour's solo performances, especially the Meltdown shows, and Remember That Night.
With that you got thanks for mad props for pink Floyd
Pink Floyd isn't music...it's an experience. The only thing better than Pink Floyd is Pink Floyd live!!! Ck out whole albums, Floyd tends to be a band that does concept albums and the songs kinda flow together telling a story. You listen, we WILL watch.
Floyd 🤘
Pink Floyd The Machine
So much to listen to here, even the album "The Final Cut" is amazing
Where is the Pulse Live version ?? Comfortably Numb & Sorrow Those two live songs from that concert are Truly Epic....You Will Love Them
Feeling the vibrations😏
i love to watch your reaction!!
I love it you enjoying it
hello from Canada.Love your reactions. Remember that when this album came out we were sooooo high on weed and everyone had earphones. I am that old ha! You had better be making a very good living with that incredible voice of yours. would love it if you would add Angelina Jordan singing I put a spell on you to your list.
Yes, first comment! Possibly one of the best songs ever and for sure best solo of all time. So much emotion and musical touch by PF. Love the dual vocals, glad u grooved on it
Hey, salutes from Brasil. I am a pink floyd fan and i'm enjoying your reactions. I sugest you hear one of my favorites, written by the Guitarrist, David Gilmour: "A Great Day For Freadom"
You need to go get those albums from your Dad.