FIRST TIME REACTION to Comfortably Numb (LIVE Pulse Concert 94') by Pink Floyd | Flows Through Me❤️
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- First Time Reaction to Comfortably Numb (LIVE Pulse Concert 94') by Pink Floyd
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Timeline:
00:00 Introduction
00:10 Intro Speech
01:16 Song
10:59 Conclusion
14:42 Outro
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Gilmour picks you up and takes you to another dimension. NEVER pause a Gilmour solo because you will crash the space ship and be hated by many.
Noted .. thanks for the heads up 😉
I'm 60, seen literally over 100 concerts of major bands, this concert was hands down the best and that includes the other PF tours I enjoyed.
Yep. Unsurpassed to this day. Mind-blowing
Got to be one of the greatest live concerts of all time, courtesy of one of the greatest rock bands in history. Thanks for your reaction.
Thank you for watching and your kind words 😊
Anything from this concert is mind blowing.
Pink Floyd’s music can be brocken into 4 parts....lyrics that are meaningful and the equal of Dylan’s best.
Music that expresses the emotions of the lyrics...... you can feel the meaning in your soul.
The vocal delivery and then David’s guitar.
Same 1994 Pulse concert, SORROW, LEARNING TO FLY, SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND, TIME. That should sufficiently blow you away. Love it, keep going!
Amazing Thank you for the suggestions!! and thanks for your kind words, much appreciated
It was a great reaction. If you want to hear a great Song from the past you must hear Echoes live from Pompeii. If you want to hear another David Gilmour you must hear Red sky at night from the Album Live in Gdansk.
I can't recommend enough that you continue with Pink Floyd. Their music is genius and I've tried for years to describe it with words and can't quite do it. Even their hard stuff is overwhelmingly beautiful.
Bravo! for not pausing during the solo!!! btw Saw this Concert Tour Twice when it came to Philly in '94
😁, im learning lol and yes I was told off on a previous vid for pausing mid solo - also for closing my eyes haha .... live and learn :-)
That must have been amazing to actually be there LIVE!!!
I seen them in Dallas Texas in 94 and I remember when they played this song everyone around me was in awe, as for me I had already heard this song and had been listening to it for almost 10 years. The solo wasn't even that good but with thsi solo he was letting his guitar sing for him. Even now 39 years later after hearing this song for rhe first time, it still brings tears to my eyes
The entire Pulse concert, every song is like almost any other bands finale! Imagine 233,000 watts of power to generate 98 million dollars worth of equipment in nineteen ninety-four dollars!!!! I assure you you could feel every note because they put speakers behind you above you on both sides of you and on the stage and completely surround & engulf you inside sound! And with all that power they only turn it up about halfway for perfect sound and no distortion!!! And even turning it up half way you could still hear it across the English channel in France!!!
That must have been an amazing experience!!! thats insane how loud it was!! i bet no one would be able to get away with that theses days with H&S 🤔.... Truley would have been a once in a life time gig
Just I want is to forget all Pink Floyd music, just to discover them again. first time 'really deep hearing' this awesome band marks a changing point in each live. Thanks for not pausing the solo.
Pulse was by far the best arena tour ever. Ever.. Saw this live, on eccy's in Melbourne..it was nuts..
Yes, agreed!
It’s a pleasure watching someone get “Floyded”! My understanding is that bassist and primary songwriter Rogers Waters based the song on an incident that actually happened to him while on tour in Philadelphia in 1977. Waters became ill before a concert, and was given a shot to help him get through that night’s show. He didn’t react well to it.
In terms of the song, the meaning is somewhat different. “Comfortably Numb” is from their album “The Wall”, a double album which tells the story of the fictional boy Pink Floyd, who wants to be a rock star. Over the course of the two discs Pink does achieve his dream. But at this point in the story, Pink has become so focused on success that he has ‘walled’ himself off from everyone who actually cared about him. He realizes he’s now surrounded by users who care nothing about his welfare.
On the album, the song is preceded by a sonic mashup of groupies asking if he’s feeling okay, the promoter knocking, telling him it’s time to go, and Pink’s mournful question “Is there anybody out there?”, meaning is there anybody left who still cares about him. Pink so hates this life that he can’t escape, that he has turned to drugs to self-medicate his emotional pain. The promoter, seeing Pink’s in no shape to perform, calls in a local doctor, and it’s this doctor’s voice we hear first, asking “Is there anybody in there?” Neither the doctor or the promoter care about Pink’s health, they just want him on stage, so they get their money. And so, not knowing what Pink took, the doctor gives him an all-purpose drug “cocktail”, with the line “Just a little pinprick”, and shoves him out on stage. Lead guitarist David Gilmour’s beautiful first solo, before Pink’s cocktail kicks in, is soaring and and spectacular, reflecting Pink’s comfortably numb state. But the second solo happens after Pink has been sobered up, and Gilmour’s guitar perfectly expresses Pink’s misery, his self-loathing, and his hopelessness. So while the song is based on Waters’ experience, it’s meaning as part of Pink’s story is much deeper.
This is a great comment, thank you for taking the time to leave this.
Thank you for explaining the song to me, so inspirational to draw from their pain and be able to create a song so beautiful from it - TALENTED!
Pink Floyd is Legendary, one of the GOAT Rock bands,... ever,.... and one of the most successful too!
Just look into their history, you'll see a very special Rock band, (Progressive Rock).
Formed in 1964 in London, they have sold hundreds of millions of albums worldwide, and counting. Their 1973 "The Dark Side Of The Moon" album is regarded by many Rock critics, and others, as Thee greatest Rock album of all time. It has sold over 55 million copies to date.
Pink Floyd is known for their, spacey, psychedelic, emotion filled, extended compositions, with philosophical lyrics. Extraordinarily elaborate live performances, with light and laser shows coordinated with the music. Music reproduced by the massive quadrophonic sound system Pink Floyd owned att, state of the art as is/was all Pink Floyd production.
They also owned the complete stage, lights, Rigs, etc., you see at this concert, part of Pink Floyds 1994 "The Division Bell" world tour. In fact, they had 3 identical stages, lighting systems and rigging, that leapfrogged across North America, during The Division Bell tour, because of the massiveness of the tour.
They performed 112 concerts, in 68 cities, from March 1994 to October 94, with this video from the Earls Court concert, being at the end of the tour.
Wow thats insane!! Great knowledge oi them btw this is very informative - Thank you for taking the time to right your message - very much appreciated
The music still gets to me all these years later.
Now I also better understand the amount of organization and management that were behind these massive tours.
how so, are you in this business now - if so - what do you do (if you don't mind me asking of course)
@Azimov-Music Hello
No, I am not in the business (retired actually)
I just have much more appreciation now of the huge effort required to get these things going
As a young man it was amazing to watch
As an older man I think how did they manage to do this
Sorrow at Pulse. I was there and it was my favourite.
Awesome, ive added it to my list
🤗 Subbed for Floyd! Saw this show and can honestly say with a straight face 😑 "The flying 🐖 was actually part of the show and had nothing to do wirh the 🍄 shrooms I was on. Neither did the Gigantic Glitter Ball or ✈️ flying across the arena and crashing..." 🥰🐰
hahahahaha thats amazing 😂🤣 - thanks for the sub :-) ... ill def be doing more Floyd in the Future
When you check the words the meaning will be more obvious. The verse part of the song is a story about a time Roger Waters the bassist was sick before a show and likely couldn't play. The manager really wanted the show to go on so they got a doctor to come in and shoot him full of drugs making him Comfortably Numb He then did the show zonked out of his mind.The chorus is about an illness Roger had as a child when his hands felt just like balloons.
oh wow, thank you for explaining it to me, this makes the song even more beautiful where he's talking about his past!
Thank you :-)
Yep! 2 stories in one. Well done Waters..
Cool reaction to one of the most successful and influential bands ever to exist.
This song is a masterpiece and the extended solo here is regarded as one of the best live guitar solos. The whole concert is a stunning, sonically and visually. Luckily I got to see them on this tour in Rotterdam in 94, aged 20.
Peace
Thank you for saying, much appreciated 😊
Wow, i bet that was awesome seeing one of their shows live, i wonder if they will tour again?? After a quick internet search i see they got together to release a song for charity last year, so there's a little hope lol
I was at this show, my first time hearing my favourite song live. It was the best day of my life.
oh wow!! that must have been an amazing experience!! - I'm hoping they tour again as id def. would love to see them live
@@Azimov-REACTS Not gonna happen. Rick Wright died and he was such a core element of the brand I don't believe Dave would go without him. The best we can hope for is Roger Waters performing as he still does the Pink Floyd stuff. I saw him do The Wall in full and Animals with some Wish you were here and other classics thrown in.
ahh no!, damn thats a shame.. fingers crossed that it might but i guess it'll never be a true gig
There is always something about watching these reaction videos of Comfortably Numb from Pulse. Watching every eye blink, raised eye brow, corners of the mouth, all facial muscles twitching and relaxing, the sitting back and leaning forward. We love seeing when you reactors go from reacting to this to suddenly your entire soul takes a major shift and goes to a place you never knew existed, especially during the second solo. Welcome to The Dark Side....You will enjoy this journey.
haha this is a great comment - Thank you :-)
I cant wait to listen/react to more in the future! - can you recommend anything (doesn't have to be Floyd)
@@Azimov-REACTS , Sure, yeah, I have something in mind. There is an all girl band called Fanny from back in the early 70's. They were the first all girl band to be singed to a major label. The keyboard player actually was with Joe Cocker in Mad Dogs and Englishmen just before she went full time with Fanny. Seeing as it is close to Halloween, this is a rather appropiate song. It is a remake from Randy Newman. Here's the link.... ruclips.net/video/4YH-MJmWVhw/видео.htmlsi=KTSCoGcuFtCOewG2
I’m on medication (permanently) to stop me from being too high or too low and this speaks volumes to me. “Comfortably Numb” to me is feeling level and not being in a state of mania or depression. I’ve heard that the lyrics are actually about a band member having a crippling anxiety of going on stage and taking something to “get them through the show”. Not sure if that’s correct or not but it rings true! Either way, this is one of the best live performances, guitar solo’s, light shows and theatrics of any band ever!
1994 ,just take that in ....nothing will ever beat that and im a massive Genesis fan ,they're well known for their light shows but when that glitter ball opens and the stage lights up when hes at the height of that solo,,,,goose bumps all round im thinking !!
Believe it or not this wasn’t even the finale
Welcome to the machine!! They’ve been around since the 60’s.
RUN LIKE HELL from this concert is awesome
amazing, ive added it to my list of future reactions - Thankyou
Yeah! Rookies stop Gilmours guitar solos. You did a great reaction.
Forever Floyd.
Thanks! - much appreciated 😁
My explanation for the song. Someone is hurting, in alot of pain. Then suddenly they become comfortably numb. The pain flows away
sounds perfect to me, makes a lot of sense!
Pink Floyd is by far my all time favorite band. I have seen them 2 times and one of them was the Pulse tour the same concert in 1994 at Soldier field in Chicago. My wife got me the tickets for my birthday, she paid $75 for 2 at that time. In the parking lot someone offered me $1200 cash for the 2 tickets and I said no. The guy got upset and said to me , I’m giving you $1200 in cash that’s a lot of money, why say no… I said because tonight I get to see a God like play the guitar. It was not only an amazing concert like you see here it was exactly the same… when the concert was over it started to rain, so my wife and I decided not to drive all the way home about an hour away and to get a hotel room downtown, after dinner and a few drinks we went to our room and 9 months later my beautiful daughter was born… we named her Sydney and the rest is history… all I can say it was an amazing night and a gift from above…. Fyi the last song they played in the concert after this was Run Like Hell …. You need to check that one out live from pulse also….
awwww wow that's an amazing story!!!, good on ya for not selling the tickets other wise things could have been very different!! -
Very jealous that you got to see them (twice!) - this show truly did look amazing - i will def. check out Run Like Hell - its been added to my list :-) - Thanks for the recommendation
@@Azimov-REACTS thank you for your response, can’t wait to see your reaction to that and every song in this concert… enjoy the journey.
Saw this in Indianapolis. By far and away THE BEST concert, EVER! This is another song from The Wall album. The first singers are playing the part of the doctor trying to get the singer (Pink) ready for his show but he is catatonic (he had a nervous breakdown) and the doctor's voice is very far away and echoing. David Gilmour is Pink. With the medication the doctor gave him, Pink has become Comfortably Numb. Watch the movie: The Wall with Bob Geldof. You'll get a better understanding.
oh wow, there's a film - im def. gunna check it out - Thank you :-)
This is as good as it gets. Glad you found it.
Me too!
For another great Pink Floyd performance, you could react to (Pink Floyd - On the Turning Away Remastered 2019 - RUclips).
This video comes from their 1988 tour, so 6 years earlier than the Pulse concert.
Amazing Thank you, I've added it to my list :-)
Song was written by former member Roger Waters about being sick when he was young. I saw this Tour at Indy, great show!
With ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL, you arguably knew just their least typical song. Try SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND ... and the complete DARK SIDE OF THE MOON ALBUM (in one go, it is concept album of merging songs) 🙂
amazing thank you :-)
Right on. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
People don't want to listen to this kind of music anymore, they want to listen to disco music
No literal “interpretations” needed. Whatever spurred its original creation, a work like this stands on its own as a sublime, superconscious experience of sound and light and one’s own dream imagery.
How can anyone be British and not know about Pink Floyd- surely it's in our DNA ..lol
haha, i know... just to confirm I've obv heard of Pink Floyd, but never actually listened to them ... I had it in my head that they would be rubbish (i always disliked 70s music) and never gave them the chance haha - but that's what I love about doing this channel ... its showing how terribly (and stupidly) wrong I've been and I'm absolutely loving 70s and discovering all this music that ive neglected myself for all this time
Check out RUN LIKE HELL and also SORROW, both from the PULSE CONCERT.
Amazing Thank you, ive added them both to my list of future reactions 😊
I am SO glad you did not pause this - it widely acknowledged that you NEVER pause Mr Gilmour in full flow.
Can I suggest for your next track that you check out Echoes? This is 23 minutes of sheer joy.
I've learnt from the past mistakes - never pause on any solo lol - im glad you enjoyed it
wow 23 minutes!! sounds like its gotta be done - its been added to my list
Thank you :-)
Every song performed at this concert is performed exactly the same way. I'll recommend Keep Talking and One of These Days
awesome thanks for the suggestions, ive added them to my list :-)
Hey, any relation to the great science fiction writer?
Pink Floyd are known for their brilliant lyrics. That's why it's always good practice to do the studio version 1st so you're not quite so distracted by all the razzle-dazzle of their incredible live performances . In fact, it makes the live performance even more special when you finally do see it. The song is about a kind of metamorphosis, but not the kind you describe. The concept album is about a rockstar losing touch with reality, and this song marks the final stage of that break. Very deep psychological album that demands to be listened to all at once to comprehend. Though it probably won't happen on the first full listen. Anyway, good job!!
haha no unfortunately not (our names are spelt slightly different - he has an S where mines a Z)
This is awesome thank you :-) -yes ive had a few people say i should listen to the album in full - problem i have with that is that it will then mean i can do a first time reaction video in the future for that song - hmmm maybe ill do a recording in the future of listening to the whole album??
From the same PULSE CONCERT, watch Another Brick in the Wall (LIVE).
Every PF song has a kickass guitar solo, maybe try the studio cut of "Time", an engineer's playground for sure. Subbed
This is great thank you, ive added Time to the list of future reactions. and thank you for the sub 😊
Love Pink Floyd 😁
Just changing the subject, can i suggest you have a look at a young man called Ren. He is very unique, extremely talented and can do any genre of music, I'm sure you'll find him inriguing. He also had a band called The Big Push well worth a look👍
amazing thanks - any particular song i should look out for?
@@Azimov-REACTS all of them, not heard a bad one yet, quite a deep rabbit hole but amazing😁
Interesting take, glad you enjoyed some Pink Floyd. Fancy giving, Steve Vai - Tender Surrender a go? Look up the live version, the one with most views it's well worth it.
amazing - ive added it to my list of ToDo's - Thank you :-)
Now do RUN LIKE HELL from the same concert.
This is great thank you, ive added it to my list of songs to react to
best british band ever
Please please please read this..I implore you to se5 aside 1 hr of your time. Lay down in the dark maybe with a candle lit and listen to Pink Floyd “Dark Side Of The Moon”..start to finish, no breaks..each song creates a story thread throughout the album. I swear it will change your music world. You’ll never be the same again!
amazing thank you, i'll def give this a go
Look "the Wall" you will understand ;)
Amazing, thank you for the suggestions - they've been added to my list
@@Azimov-REACTS I saw Pink floyd 1986 Live in Hannover and Hamburg and no for that are no words
Try Sorrow from the same concert. Although anything from Pulse is good.
Perfect thank you, ive added it to my list :-)
If you researched the meaning of the lyrics to the song , you would have an understanding of the meaning of the song and concepts of the lyrics. I'm from Philly of course it has deep tie because RW was ill at the time before a live concert in Philly. So it's his story if his interactions w the doctor that treated him and helped him get back on stage.
I saw you get lost in that sauce!!!!!!
You thinking too much
David Brent mini-me.
🤣🤣🤣 - i get that a lot haha!