OTHER WORLDLY! The Wolff Experiences "Comfortably Numb" by Pink Floyd
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The greatest solo in a live performance in history and not one word about it?
Spark em
This song, these lyrics, and David Gilmours’ solo is nothing short of a masterpiece! 🎸
Best guitar solo ever. David Gilmore is a legend
Gilmour! Sorry to correct but you can't spell the great DG1 wrong 😂✌️👍
Shock and awe - a biblical experience for you. A masterpiece that I never get tired of. I still get the chills. Thank you PF for the enjoyment you have given me over all these years.
I'm 51 years old, been listening to Pink Floyd since grade school. I've heard this song thousands of times and still get goosebumps EVERY TIME David comes in with his vocals. He is unique and a treasure. We are fortunate he has shared his gifts with us.
58 here, and this track always brings me to tears no matter how many times I watch it, been listening since I was a teenager. It had a profound effect on me then and still does.
Same here, gets you everytime without fail. 😏
I've listened to Pink Floyd and started crying... for no reason I can explain. Some bands evoke spontaneous emotions some don't.
Same with me. Especially this song. ❤️
I was at this concert and I cried to this also...... then when Run Like Hell came on I couldn't stop smiling!
Not only you
Same
One of my many all time favourites! David is pure breathing art! Smoothest expressive tones and he literally makes that guitar sing !! So happy this blew you away
The guy with the guitar is David Gilmore, the God of the Stratocaster. Some people say the second solo of comfortably numb (as played on the pulse tour) is the best guitar solo ever played on this planet. If you loved this, watch also „High hopes“ from the same concert!
Just watch the ENTIRE Concert
Listening to Pink Floyd since 1972 and still do, it's ART.
One of the finest and most tasteful guitar solos in rock. Period.
Only the ones who can "FEEL" the music will get it. Each note played has emotion behind it and to this date Pink Floyd does it the best for me hands down.
So true!!! David's guitar work is pure emotion. Every note is so pure and he just crushes them like no other. For me,best guitarist ever. His work is unparalleled.
I don't think I have ever regretted my 50 year hiatus from listening to pop/rock/metal as I do right now. That was magnificent. Hopefully, a huge Pink Floyd rabbithole just opened up.
This was wild!
This entire Pulse concert is one huge masterpiece. However, also check out On The Turning Away from the Delicate Sound Of Thunder concert...it has in my opinion David's best live solo ever.
Oh god yeah that song brings me to tears....
Yes, yes! A thousand times yes! Another that was in my playlist for years.
i have both delicate sound of thunder and pulse on blueray. and luckily enough i got to see pink floyd on both of those tours. i also saw them on the dark side of the moon and animals tours. this is my favorite band of all time.
I’m so glad to see your thoughts. I agree. The other specific performance you mentioned is incredible as well.
Pink Floyd is legitimately one of the greatest rock bands of all time and are a genre all to themselves. All of their songs are different but there's Pink Floydness to them all. I very much hope you continue to listen to their music. Also, don't shy away from the long songs. Echoes is a 23 minute long masterpiece. I'm very excited to see where you go with Pink Floyd from here.
Oh I have no issues with long songs. I prefer long songs. Yea, this was wild. Its crazy how I avoided them. But to be honest, I don't think younger me would appreciate them.
One of the greatest?! Nothing has even come close in all these years……….
He has to do live at Pompeii Saucerful of secrets, careful with that axe Eugene. Classic!
You are absolutely correct. They are in their own genre. Not many groups can outdo their studio versions but Floyd manages to perform better live, as unbelievable as that may sound to a none Floydian.
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I was there the night this was recorded, I never will experience anything like this again. I can't explain what happened when he played this solo, but my heart, soul and body felt every note and was taken somewhere ethereal. I can't put it into words. Please don't stop listening to Pink Floyd. I strongly recommend you listen to Time, with the lyrics. It will make you evaluate your life and how you live it.
I got more coming from this show.
Finally an appropriate reaction. Silence! Quite literally one of the greatest performances of one of the finest and most meaningful compositions of all time.
What can we really say after hearing it for the first time that’s not selling it short?
Your silence was potent! 😊
thanks friend! This was insane!
Do yourself a favor and purchase the DVD of this concert. It is great from start to finish. I was lucky enough to have seen this tour in person and seen them 2 other times over the years supporting other album releases. They are on another level. You do not see Pink Floyd in person, you experience Pink Floyd in person.
How opens your mind now huh?!!!! Great reaction. This whole concert is unbelievable. SORROW, HIGH HOPES, KEEP TALKING, MONEY. RUN LIKE HELL, SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND are all great stuff.
Dude, this blew my mind. I just wasn't prepared for that voice and melody.
@@TheWolffAndTheMelody Echoes Live at Pompei - life changer
Cheers!
caught this show in Munich, August 94, unforgettable!
You are standing atop a VERY big iceberg. You have no idea how big. Pink Floyd is one of the greatest groups of all time. I was in high school when this came out & it has been my favorite song and guitar solos of all time ever since, as well as many other people's. As someone else mentioned, the guitar solos on this song have been voted best ever in a number of lists. That with the magnificent vocals & the overwhelming staging, lighting and the opening mirror ball make for what is a musical experience that is about as good as it gets.
Here's the good news. There's a LOT more where that came from! Floyd has SO many epic songs. You started a memorable journey today. We cannot wait to walk with you on it.
I don't know if you are considering getting a Twitch stream going, but if you do, you would not hurt anyone's feelings of you livestreamed your first walk through "Dark Side of the Moon", especially on the year of it's 50th anniversary. Or if you're feeling really brave, do the entire remastered "Pulse" live DVD where they perform all of DSotM & many others. Floyd is one of those groups that is best experienced live for sure.
In the meantime, it is hard to pare this down to a list of just a few songs, but my top 5 might be (besides this, of course) 1. Time / Great Gig in the Sky (should be listened to at the same time. They go together) 2. Run Like Hell 3) Shine On You Crazy Diamond 4) I can't pick ONE song from "Animals". It's really one BIG song! If I had to ... "Dogs"? 5) "On the Turning Away".
Man, that was hard to pick only 5! There are so many exceptional songs.
Keep in mind that Floyd's pre-DSotM years were very weird experimental psychedelic songs that had some gems (especially "Echoes"), but nothing like everything from DSotM on (excepting "The Final Cut" album. ugh.) A lot of Floyd purists will try to tell you "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" & "The Division Bell" albums are not as good because Roger Waters was not part of the group then. Believe me, don't believe them.
Aaaaand I've gone super long again. Sigh. Sorry. You know how passionate I am about great music. This IS the short version! Lol!
As always, perfect reaction to the perfect song. There is no better reaction than a full minute of stunned silence to this once in a lifetime first time experience. Beautiful. Hugs & thank you. ))
THE greatest group of all time😉✌
Well said lana! I'll add that the first PF album was Piper At The Gates of Dawn released in 1967 the same year as Beatles Sgt. Pepper. A very different sounding PF then with founding member Syd Barrett who after the one album began to suffer from sever mental illness and was 'backed up' by and eventually replaced by guitarist David Gilmour. Other gems from the earlier years are the tracks 'One Of These Days', 'Fearless' and 'Echoes' all from the album MEDDLE, 'The Gold It's In The...' from the album OBSCURED BY CLOUDS....and of course the concert film Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii which is the band setting up their full PA system in the center of an ancient amphitheater there and jamming a full set of material at max volume to a film crew only...and the echoes of the ancient city. ruclips.net/video/CHOza45c57w/видео.html
I can't agree with you man, Final Cut is a literal masterpiece and MLOR was poor
@@justinshallard893 Good for you. We can agree to disagree. We all have our things. Some people like Kanye too.
@@lananiella😅 so true!!
'Time' made me cry once, I'm not sure if it was the sheer sonic brilliance or the message they were telling me....
Awesome pick! This has the greatest guitar solo(s) of all time. And its not just my opinion, its been voted for tons of times. David Gilmour has also awesome singing voice ❤
Pink Floyd has begun more and more dear to me year by year.
EDIT: Maybe you want to listen "Coming back to life" live version? I bet you'll love that!!
I love the fact that I could actually hear your brain cracking open and attempting to reconcile what you had just heard…saw this same tour on May 6, 1994 in Tampa Stadium. I was 23 years old and that was a night I’ll never forget and forever wish I could be in that moment once again🤯
I was in shock! So insane!
I was there in '94 and I'll never forget the experience. Best ever!
"I'm of the belief that a player like David Gilmour could do more with one note than some of today's shredders can do with a dozen." - Dave Mustaine
This is my absolute favorite Pink Floyd song! This song was very cathartic for me before I learned how to ground and cleanse. I used to absorb so much energy (negative and positive) that I would reach a state where I would just completely "shut down" and then I heard this song and it described how I felt when I was in that shut down mode. After that I'd just put it on repeat until I felt like me again and got all the other energies out. Thanks for this reaction ❤
That feeling you had at the ending, is pretty much what I felt when I saw them on this tour in Copenhagen in '94... when that giant disco ball was lit up and began to unfold... unreal... absolutely unreal!
No video does that disco ball justice. It was astounding, mesmerizing in person.
A billion points of revolving light...
Most incredible show I have, or will ever witness.
I was speechless for days after seeing them live, one of the best days of my life
50 years ago Pink Floyd were already 200 years ahead of everybody! I bought my first Pink Floyd album in 1969 (Ummagumma) and saw them live in 1971 and 4 more times after that. For me This is the BEST band of all times. Now I'm 71 years old and still listen to them everyday. The best guitar solo of Gilmour is always the last one we listened.
There are so many best solo of David!
That was a priceless first time reaction! Mouth open and in total shock! Pink Floyd'll get ya every time!
dude I was not ready for it! lol
My mind got blown the first time too.
I could see you vibing out. 😁
Glad you focused on Gilmour's voice, he is such a great guitar player that ppl often overlook his vocals.
Welcome to the machine. Your reaction was so genuine, it got me emotional watching it all sink in. Please dig a little deeper, there is much to be found.
I was lucky enough to have a dad that loved great music. The Division Bell tour, Pasadena, CA on April 16, 1994 is a night I’ll carry with me to my grave. Amazing band.
Wow, I would have never expected you to react to Pink Floyd.
I am a fan since I was maybe 8 or 9. Pink Floyd are the soundtrack of my life. I’m happy to see so many Floydians here in the community.
You have just experienced a small glimpse of what we have experienced our entire life.
Thanks to the patron for recommending this and thanks to you for being so open minded and responsive to your council 😊
If you want that same feeling from the same guy ( David Gilmour) try Pink Floyd's 1989 live version of "On the Turning Away" same great voice with an incredible live show which is the norm for Pink Floyd!!! Any song from this Pulse concert is at least equivalent to any other bands finale! The finale for this show is a song called "Run Like Hell"!
I love that thing you do at the end of a song that's melted your face off when you sit there silently gathering thought and emotions together 😂
Its been happening so much lately lol
Perhaps the very best Pink Floyd performance/video ever. Thanks for reacting to it. You get a subscribe.
Sometimes we're just not ready for certain bands or songs until we're actually ready. I've listened to certain bands or songs and said "not a fan" and then came back to it a few years later and said "what was I thinking? This is awesome".
I got to see this show at the Silverdome in Pontiac MI. The most amazing spectacle I've ever witnessed. I was 15th row from the stage on the main floor. You could feel the heat from the flame jets as intensely as if you were standing right next to them. The lasers were right over our heads and felt like if you jumped as high as you could then you could almost touch them. There were speakers all around the stadium and the sound was hitting you from every angle. And that disco ball made you feel as if you were part of the light show.
As for this song itself, it is from the album The Wall, which was made into the very same movie you spoke of. It was written, and mostly sang, by Roger Waters, their original bass player who left the band in the early 80s. Taken out of context, its an eerie, yet beautiful, song with one of the best guitar solos ever recorded. But in context of the album, which is a concept album, it's much more heartbreaking. It shows how our life experiences as children can shape, or break, us as adults.
If you want to check out another song from this same show, then I highly recommend Run Like Hell. It's the finale that follows Comfortably Numb and shows everything that that stage set was capable of. But I would also recommend the album version of the song Time, from Dark Side of the Moon, for the second best guitar solo ever recorded. It also has a message that hits that much harder as we get older. Keep up the great reactions, my friend, and your growing audience will keep up the support.
Butt, Welcome to The Machine! Watching you during that was (at the start) my wife's reaction to Rugby Union (and learning that I played the game), through nodding in time, to speechless admiration and going back for more. Your trip has begun, never let it end.
You are not just hearing the collaborative brilliance of several legendary musicians, you are hearing David. Freakin. Gilmour.
David Gilmour is like no other. None. He's alone.
ANYTHING from the Pulse Concert will blow you away! This wasn't even the finale!
"The child is grown, the dream is gone" hits me so hard. I never really had dreams, beyond making music that I enjoyed, but I miss the potential of youth for sure. Then again, one of my favorite musical discoveries over the past couple of years are a 70+ year old rap duo from South London with surprisingly believable gangster lyrics. haha
OH! The entire video screen being a giant rainbow spotlight on David at 11:11 is one of the coolest things of all time.
The very best live performance - ever. It reaches a climax unmatched by any group. If you’re having difficulties in life, this performance can almost be too much to take. Another mesmerizing live performance is “On the Turning Away” from The Delicate Sound of Thunder” tour.
This track at this particular concert was the culmination, the height, the perfection of decades of practice and performance by this band. This was their ultimate moment. Perfectly flawless art.
That silence you had after the end.."What have I missed out on all these years"....
I first caught Pink Floyd - specifically, the 'Pulse' concert that this is from - quite by accident after midnight on late-night TV in the late 90's. And I couldn't turn it off, I watched the entire concert (even though I had to work in the morning). The music plus the incredible lighting was mesmerising. I became a Pink Floyd addict overnight.
I'll always remember the first time I heard Pink Floyd. I was about 12 or 13, at a friends house and his Dad had just got some high end sound system and wanted to show it off. So he put on the track "Time". He got us to sit in the center of the room so we were in the optimal position to get the full stereo effect. It was amazing, he had it turned up to 11 and it was crystal clear. It blew my mind! Every time I hear Pink Floyd it takes me back to that day - some 30+ years ago...
Thats so and shows the power of music
Phenomenal choice, one of the most beautiful tracks ever recorded, harrowing and sad while just being absolutely stunning. Been a fan of Floyd forever due to my Dad, in fact the first song I ever tried to learn on Guitar was One of These Day...which is an incredible track, well worth watching him perform that live because he does it on a Lap Steel which is a gorgeous sound..
If you want to explore more of these guys there is LOT, and you're going back to the 60's and 70s with a whole bunch of it, it's good to see the roots of some of the bands we listen to now. These guys definitely helped push more progress/experimental sound out into the mainstream. Their influence cannot be overestimated.
I would love to hear what you made of Run Like Hell...it's a bastard of a track lyrically, and has a bouncy quality which can hide some of the viciousness.
His voice is giving me butterflies, and the world waits for you to hear his guitar solos.
A good song catches your attention, a great song makes you ask some questions, but the best songs make you question everything. Pink Floyd are truly the best.
Yes! Very well done. All of my life a PF fan (68 y old Dutch bloke) and saw them several times.
And always super shows.
This is one of my favorites, wonderful piece of music.
Have you seen/heard the version of this tune live in Berlin? Van Morrison does the vocal lead. It's worth a listen.
I kinda had the same issues with the Eagles. My Dad was dating a woman who ONLY listened to the Eagles, and it drove my lil' skatepunk self insane. I wasn't a big fan of Pink Floyd either, but since I have gotten older I've slowed down and learned to appreciate the classics a lot more. This song is definitely a trip, love it!
Great Reaction! I know that you’ve heard Nightwish’s version of High Hopes. I think that you need to listen to Pink Floyd’s live performance!
absolutely, as dynamic and good as Nightwish is, no one could ever replicate the cold-warm feeling of a Gilmour solo that brings emotion not ever seen nor felt anywhere else; ever..
You should react all of this Pink Floyd's P.U.L.S.E concert. Great music and visuals. Give's you same emotions what Nightwish does. IMO two of the best band's ever been!
Imagine being 19 and seeing this very concert live, to say it was a mindblowing experience would be understating it.
Groovy reaction, Ty for sharing. /. Welcome to the machine,, enjoy the ride
you know you are a master when you play 5 notes and you make people cry
Your stunned silence at the end reminds me of what attendees at these concerts remember when they left the stadium afterwards - a completely unique phenomenon: tens of thousands of silent, emotionally stunned music lovers, almost unable to process what had just happened to them over the last 3+ hours, looking at the world with new eyes, and emptied of every trivial concern they’d carried in. They had been utterly transported and transformed.
This was the greatest concert production ever seen or heard, and nothing has ever come close in the now 30-ish years that have followed.
And now you have to see the rest of it. Fasten your seatbelts, friend.
I'm so happy you've discovered one of the greatest rock bands of all time. There's just something intangible about their music that evokes all the feels.
Pink Floyd Echoes live at Pompeii is a must and set the controls for the hart of the sun at the same event
The master's at work. Pink Floyd is a journey that you will never forget.
778 weeks on the charts. The gospel of Pink Floyd was written on the mountain top with clay tablets!
Thank you for reacting to Pink Floyd! You took me back 10 to 15 years when I used to listen to Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin a lot
Hell ya! im glad we could go on that ride
I saw them back during their Animals tour at the old Cleveland stadium before it was torn down for the new one. Best concert I've ever been to. And I've been to a lot of concerts over 40 years.Blew my mind and I'll never forget it.
Lucky man! Getting to experience this classic Rock tune for the first time! It still impresses me and I've been listening to it for over 40 years! Finally got to see Floyd live in 89!
dude I can't believe I was not interested in this. But I don't think I would of enjoyed this when I was young.
Play Echoe's live at Pompeii when they were young, the bass guitar grabs your soul.
Welcome to Pink Floyd, you don't listen, you experience it deep in your soul
Great reaction - really honest. Although if that knocked you out, wait till you hear Shine on you Crazy Diamond…
Excited for that one.
Sorrow: from the same concert is a must.
Now you have to rabbit hole the whole concert Pulse!!! Life changing
The stage is supposed to be an eye. The round part is the eyeball. You see it move to look down at David Gilmore. And the white lights focus onto him. That is the thing with Pink Floyd concerts. They have the best shows all around. There is things that happen all around the stadium. I saw them live in 94 with their Division Bell Tour. So glad I saw them at least once live.
I was snuck/sneaked into the California Stockyard Pink Floyd concert when I was about 7 years old in 1973, I think. I didn't understand what I heard or saw, but was memorized. When I was a little older, I listened to Floyd again and was hooked. Challenge... Listen to the entire album, Dark Side of the Moon. It's a surreal treat for the ears and mind.
65 here I need to go outside to breathe because it brings so many memories and his voice omg pure class, guitar pure class everything about the Pinks is pure class they are not from this earth I am telling you
Awesome vocals and guitarist. Who can do that now? I'm 61 and still listen to them. The musical content of this band are off the charts and IMO, never to repeated. Want sax? they got it covered, want vocal range? Clair Torry did that too. What more can I say.
Pink Floyd has been around since1967, this is the last tour of Pink Floyd, I saw them in New Orleans, about 60 to 80 thousand people there, the dvd went 7 times platinum, there is so much to the whole show, ex. There were 4 sets of speaker in dome the front and rear an both side. First 30minutes sounds guestion swirl around speaker-got faster and faster them they hit the stage and all kind of laserslights exploded and it was on the most fantastic show every I have witness. And will never see again thank you Pink Floyd for doing it Right.
Dude. Love it. Great reaction video - thank you!!
Much love friend! This song was wild
Welcome to the world of Pink Floyd. This will be something you feel blessed to experience. High Hopes is a great one, but Ill recommend you react to every song from this concert. Hell Ill even go so far as to recommend you do a live stream and watch the entire concert from beginning to end with us. Every single song from this concert is performed the exact same way. This concert was studio quality from the first note
And this is an example of how one should respond to the mighty Pink Floyd......silence speaks much louder the words. Loved this reaction.
Pink Floyd is exceptional. To me, a part of big sad moments of my life, my father’s funeral and my own psychotic breakdown. Goosebumps, chills and tears. “Wish you were here” is another one .
"This guy" is David Gilmour, one of, if not the, greatest emotive guitarist and vocalist ever. He has been a main part of Pink Floyd since 1968; surprised you never heard of him. Glad you enjoyed this performance. Hope you continue on your Pink Floyd journey.
One of the most genuine and appropriate reactions I’ve ever seen to this song/video. Enjoy my guy, you’re in for a wonderful ride down the rabbit hole.
I got more coming.
So glad you did this one Cosmic. This song is amazing but this live performance is on a whole other level. A person doesn't ever really listen to Pink Floyd, they experience them.
Pink Floyd is always mind blowing!!!
You cannot go wrong with this song. TWO of the best guitar solos ever in the same song. There are a number of versions out there, but always epic.
"His voice gives me butterflies" 🦋
Everyone: wait til you hear him play guitar🎸
Gilmour sing ,but the magic is on Richard Wright with their keyboards(the atmosphere is generated by the keyboard)❤
Loved your reaction, thank you!!!❤
I was at this concert. And 12 of them here in the US in 1994. The first time I saw this version was in San Diego. The first concert I went to was in Houston and got rained out 3/4 way through. The lighting went with the music and the fat water drops falling through the lasers was awesome. I am so glad to see generations behind me get to experience a bit of what I have.
I was fortunate enough to go to Pink Floyd Pulse Tour. Phenomenal Band Live
This song, this man and his guitar, make an immediate connection to your soul!
I've seen this video, and the whole Pulse concert, hundreds of times and it never fails to give me the chills. It is just so perfect and audio, and visual, treat.
Welcome to the greatness of Pink Floyd ❤
You should watch the whole concert. Nothing beats that show. Period. I was in high school when Pulse came out and that show’s VHS was on a loop at all my metal head friends houses. The Pulse show is legendary and only gets better with age!
I really enjoy your reactions dude and seeing you grow in confidence with your channel whilst remaining honest and humble. Your experimentation at the start had me laughing my head off!
hey, much love friend. That means a ton to me dude. Ya, I always like to see if I can improve things but sometimes I cringe at myself haha
🇨🇦 This is one group of many, but for giving the FULL experience, there are a few more you should hear ! Pink Floyd and Queen, and Led Zeppelin, and the Who, and the Moody Blues !
a classic, and always a beautiful moment
I still in shock of how great this was
David Gilmour. Singer and lead guitarist. Awesome dude.
Your musical sensibility and perception is spot on. This song and performance is a masterpiece. Gilmore's solos are the best ever laid down. Period. Your silence afterwards spoke volumes as to the epic performance. Well done.
Pink Floyd was is and will always be my most favorite band (five decades already). Nightwish second and Ayreon third.
PF’s lyrics are deeper than the Mariana Trench.
This is the best live guitar solo ever. The whole Pulse live concert is epic.
Try the albums:
Wish you were here
Animals
Dark side of the moon
The wall
PF albums are often concept albums and are therefore best listened to in order of songs and in one go if you want to understand the story.
Don’t forget to look at David Gilmour’s ‘Remeber that night’ live concert.
I was always drawn to music of a more virtuosic persuasion. But you can't deny a band like this - who agonized over every note in their recordings - made great music. Much respect.
If you love this, look up the link for the full "Pulse" concert (run time over 2 hours). It is far more than a concert - even on video, it's a sonic/visual experience!
What a treat watching you PROCESS what your just heard. Silence is golden.
Much love dude! Thanks for taking time to hang out with me and watch. This was wild.