I just want to give a TON of respect to Thomas Dolby for his brilliant keytar solo. His solo was so intense, psychedelic and just sick! Only took him about 30 seconds to steal the show and he he did it while looking like a total nerd. A true revenge of the nerds moment!
thomas dolby, in an outlandish headmaster costume, on a keytar, with cyndi lauper dancing around him like a lunatic, in dreads, to pink floyd's music. it doesn't get any better than that. or any weirder.
@@playtimetv5229 Peter John Wood (9 April 1950 - 1993) was an English musician, a Keyboardist born in Middlesex, England. In his early years he lived with his parents in Hythe Field Avenue, Egham, Surrey. He was a member of Quiver, latterly "Sutherland Brothers & Quiver", and Natural Gas, before he began to work closely with Al Stewart, Roger Waters, as well as Cyndi Lauper, Jonathan Kelly, Tommy Shaw and Bob Dylan. Wood is the co-writer of the 1976 Al Stewart single "Year of the Cat". He was one of the original members of the "surrogate band", who featured in Pink Floyd's The Wall live shows in 1980 and 1981, and can be heard on the live album Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live 1980-81. He played keyboards on Joan Armatrading's breakthrough album Joan Armatrading in 1976. Wood died in December 1993 at the age of 43. There have been conflicting reports on the cause of his death, ranging from suicide to slipping on his kitchen floor and cracking his head open.
2 things: 1) my memory must be shot to sh!t because I vividly "remember" Thomas Dolby playing this while being hung from a crane (lifted out from behind the wall) 2) Cyndi Lauper...hmm.
No, Thomas Dolby came down with a crane, dressed as the teacher, swinging with his arms. But that was in "Another brick in the wall part 2". So your memory is not a problem :-) but it is 30 years ago. I still have my pink paper mask.
I’ll always remember him most for this musical “battle” with Cyndi and Al Stewart’s “Year Of The Cat”. If Peter hadn’t played that intro night after night while on tour with Al in 74-75, Al may have never wrote that amazing song.
He was there to play the Teacher in the finale (in case the custom doesn't give it away) but it was good of Waters to let him have a few moments to actually play some music even if it was as good as over when he came on.
I just want to give a TON of respect to Thomas Dolby for his brilliant keytar solo.
His solo was so intense, psychedelic and just sick!
Only took him about 30 seconds to steal the show
and he he did it while looking like a total nerd.
A true revenge of the nerds moment!
his solo looks synch'd
Nossssa que medo
Dolby was cool as AF here. God Bless Roger and this amazing spectacle he put on.
I especially love this performance featuring Cyndi with special appearance of Thomas Dolby. They both rocked.
The bleeding heart band has been always a big influence to me. Thanks Mr. Broad.
thomas dolby, in an outlandish headmaster costume, on a keytar, with cyndi lauper dancing around him like a lunatic, in dreads, to pink floyd's music. it doesn't get any better than that. or any weirder.
yeah we can watch the video for ourselves, thanks
Thomas Dolby really went that extra mile for this.
This is the best part of the trip, this is the trip
What were you saying?
gunsnsoufien this is the part I really like
Great Hammond solo by late Peter Wood!
Legend!!!
rest in peace
Who's peter wood
@@playtimetv5229 Peter John Wood (9 April 1950 - 1993) was an English musician, a Keyboardist born in Middlesex, England. In his early years he lived with his parents in Hythe Field Avenue, Egham, Surrey. He was a member of Quiver, latterly "Sutherland Brothers & Quiver", and Natural Gas, before he began to work closely with Al Stewart, Roger Waters, as well as Cyndi Lauper, Jonathan Kelly, Tommy Shaw and Bob Dylan.
Wood is the co-writer of the 1976 Al Stewart single "Year of the Cat".
He was one of the original members of the "surrogate band", who featured in Pink Floyd's The Wall live shows in 1980 and 1981, and can be heard on the live album Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live 1980-81.
He played keyboards on Joan Armatrading's breakthrough album Joan Armatrading in 1976.
Wood died in December 1993 at the age of 43. There have been conflicting reports on the cause of his death, ranging from suicide to slipping on his kitchen floor and cracking his head open.
2:03 SCIENCE !!!
Lol
Thomas Dolby is Amazing
One of the highlights of the concert, for sure.
wow what a show Rogers put together, a masterpiece
Wow. Why would you cut the first guitar solo? I always felt DiFonzo's solo was better than Snowy's in this performance, imho. Cheers!
2 things: 1) my memory must be shot to sh!t because I vividly "remember" Thomas Dolby playing this while being hung from a crane (lifted out from behind the wall) 2) Cyndi Lauper...hmm.
No, Thomas Dolby came down with a crane, dressed as the teacher, swinging with his arms. But that was in "Another brick in the wall part 2". So your memory is not a problem :-) but it is 30 years ago. I still have my pink paper mask.
Weird how the organ solo is not the same in the spotify version
Its not the spotify version its the special Edition this is the Original version from 2003
Buy the cd .
2:24 great final solo
Brillante por la eternidad
Ovio
Te lleva al Nirvana
Gran espectaculo con cinddi🐟🖒
I did compare all versions, this is the best improv version by Snowy white.
Snowy White might be the best guitarist "you" have never heard of.
@@17Helton totally agreed, as a guitarist , i think he's the best 5th person in pink floyd
Cómo andaba la Cindy en el concierto bien que 🍁👍 onobanda vientos 👍🍁
Томас рубанул воистину космическое соло,браво!!!
Nice one Snowy!
Knocked that shit out of the park
Thomas dolby what a solo 😮
Thomas Dolby isolated the synth solo!
Brividi...
Necesito este video completo dónde lo puedo encontrar
anyone who said don't like, no knows about music
R.I.P. Peter Wood
I’ll always remember him most for this musical “battle” with Cyndi and Al Stewart’s “Year Of The Cat”. If Peter hadn’t played that intro night after night while on tour with Al in 74-75, Al may have never wrote that amazing song.
@@dbmay1975 I didn't know about that "battle" :O
Cindy lauper performance gave it the extra mile
Ich war dabei !
بی نظیر ، تمام ناشدنی ، awesome
دقیقا
1:36 keyboard player looks a bit like Keith Emerson
Thomas Dolby I love You!!!
He was there to play the Teacher in the finale (in case the custom doesn't give it away) but it was good of Waters to let him have a few moments to actually play some music even if it was as good as over when he came on.
That Dolby solo is still one of my favorite things ever. Fucking epic.
Bom demais
,.🎹
God
This shows that PF was always a studio band.
2:18 ....:)))
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Procure por Roger Waters Berlin Live 1990
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Thomas Dolby .... =)
They played them democracy
David gelmor = pink floyd
Roger is and will always be pink floyd. He wrote it all. Gilmour was his guitarist.
What God wants GOD Get
Jajaja this oldman roger waters is ridiculous. David gilmour is the best
Bev tamu, toa nikoj ne moze da mi go zeme
このカッコいいギタリストは誰だ！これ見て彼は激怒したんだな。
2:01 Thomas Dolby
Even Cindy, didn’t expect that beauty will end so short.
2:20 WTF ❤️ Moment
That 30 seconds could step up pink floyd to another level, but it was an early step about 50 years.
2:01 Part 1 4B
2:10 Part 2 4B
2:19 Part 3 4B
2:29 Part 4 3B
A Cindy crava cheirada
this is so bash
Thanks...
Perfeçt. girl. Cyndi. Perfeçt, perfeçt perfeçt.