Oh you have no idea, but yes truly it was. I was at the 1980 Wall Shows in L.A. My favorite concert of all time, and I've seen hundreds of concerts. The 94' tour was awesome as well.
@@rkenseth I actually do have an idea! My dad to me to see Pink Floyd in 94 in Raleigh for the Pulse Tour. It was my first ever concert when I truly had no idea! Such a life changing experience!
@@stephenlee2894 Well my comment wasn't meant to be taken in a bad way. I can say that I saw the last tour of Pink Floyd with the four members. 1980 Pink Floyd performed The Wall album in 3 cities only and I was fortunate enough to see them at the L.A. Sports Arena, which has since been torn down. I'm super glad you got to see the Pule tour in 94.
Look how Bowie stood back and put his hands on his back as a courtesy to Gilmour!! True legends full of class and purity. Not comparable to what we are seeing these days.
You would never see that kind of respect from any of these newer musicians these days. They are always trying to out due each other on stage. Gilmour and Bowie, on the other hand, respect each others time in the spot light... as it shows on this video.
It's greatness like this that reminds me of just how lucky I was to have grown up in the 60's & 70's. From Major Tom to Money to Suite:Judy Blue Eyes, all of the Beatles and Cream, the Doors and early Stones through Purple, Zeppelin & Sabbath, Bad Co, Elton John, the Airplane, the Allman Bros and on and on forever ... the best music in history was written by giants such as these. To still listen today is just proof that they created the soundtracks of our lives. From the golden age of rock and roll to our golden years, this music that we call ours can never be duplicated. From the cradle to the grave, music has been the one constant in my life. To those that have gone before, and to those still here today, I thank you all for every word, every note, every riff and backbeat that shaped our lives, warmed our hearts and souls and made each day on this earth much better than we ever dreamed possible.
Hi Guillermo, I am rock lover from Czech rep. in my seventieth and still listening my music icons. You have perfectly described my feelings, I am really happy to live those Wonderfull years...Oldrich
great to watch this, again. Pink Floyd have kept me going for a long time, now. in 2006 i was diagnosed with end stage emphysema and was given just a few months to live, at most. during most of that time, i've been somewhat housebound, completely so, over the past 5 years. this year, everyone has had a taste of what it's been like for me. music has kept me going. no-one knows why i'm still alive. for the 3 months, from mid December onward, i was so ill, with a chest infection that wouldn't go, no-one expected me to survive it. i had 2 stays in hospital, one for pneumonia. youtube, with all the great music on it, has really kept me going. Pink Floyd, especially. i listen to them every day. without all the music i have at my fingertips, i doubt i would still be here. i think, now, that a lot of people will now understand just a little of what it's been like, for me. the isolation [i live alone] the fear of dying. i keep hearing of how it's the low paid workers who are the real heroes, not the musicians and sportsmen/women, and i agree, up to a point, but without our music idols, our social isolation would drive us all mad. it's our emotional equivalent of pain killers, anti-bacterials and anti-septic. it's as vital as the air we breath, the food we eat and the homes we live in. i don't have the words to express my thanks and appreciation to all of those musicians and performers who give their all to us. so many are just in it for the money and fame and the quality of what they do is pretty poor. those who give their all, so we can have the best they can possibly give us, are real heroes. thanks to all of them
Stay strong, i live alone as well, been years....remember what Aristotle wrote 2 thousand years ago..” to live alone one must be either a beast or a ...god”
Rob I hear you. Music cuts through the fear and the pain and the sheer boredom of being sick. It gives you that chance to experience joy, to relive the thrill of your youth and to touch the Divine (if you believe). I still slog through this cancer nonsense and understand the monotony and monastic existence. I keep the music on all the time and I guess my Floyd obsession is my escape. Translating it to my piano is my therapy - still trying to keep me cognitively sharp and to lift my spirits. Hugs.
Precious commenting, I appreciate the knowledge of music as a life source, for it is my basis for existing in my years of isolation and failing health. Totally understand and agree, with The Floyd as a drug I somehow get through the worst life has to offer me. I wish you all the best, with peace in your heart now and always
Сид Барретт , рододоночальник , к сожалению , бесславно закончил , с Ним ПФ был бы другой . МНЕ с Гилмором .Пардон.ПФ - с кем с ними , это достяние цивилизации нашеей на этом этапе.
I think after a lifetime of listening to everything, at the end of the day, for me at least, David Gilmour is the greatest guitarist and vocalist of all time,
It’s all subjective, without Hendrix Gilmour wouldn’t play half the licks he does, Gilmour was a big Jimi fan ....I love them both, that collab and also Hendrix/Page would have been unbeatable
David Gilmour's guitar connects with the Infinite.. Many great guitarists.... Really many.. but Gilmour's style, just the way he plays..the voice.. takes me to a state of mind when I can almost feel His presence and I'm sorry for the rethoric but words cannot express the feelings' drive on "surfing" the notes of Comfortably Numb..it's really so mighty. Period.
Sorry USA I love you and your music but as a Londoner from England, you've gotta say we have produced some of the greatest artists and songs of all time...not bad for a tiny country! RIP David Bowie! x
Fabulous, I am 64 and have grown up with these guys, seen the all perform live, they have been there all through the ups and downs, they are a part of me. I am so lucky and privileged.
To everyone who was lucky enough to be there that night, I say you most probably will never see anything more awesome you lucky, lucky people... may it always bring you happiness 👌
David Bowie covered Syd’s song so perfectly, and singing Comfortably Numb in his own way, adding some new angles to the song. Just amazing! He could have been a part of PF indeed
A message to David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Roger Waters: Here I open my heart and let you know that you will always live in all those who love you. You are not only musicians, you are not just playing music ... you and your musical work merge and become the soul of all the deities that exist in this universe. Thanks for everything !!!
Guys, girls, I have to tell you, we lived in beautiful time, when music, was music!!! I mean, real music! Great artists, great performances! We all will be remembered Freddie Mercury, David bovie, we can still enjoy of David Gilmore! Great performance David Gilmore!!!
This is so wonderful seeing them together! So funny Bowie trying to pass himself off as a younger.... Gilmore was born in 1947 Bowie 1948. They’re just a year apart.
@@PinkAmadeus I think Ludwig would appreciate their music. He was a rebel in composing as they are/were. I also think he would have loved the instrumentals from Quadrophenia..Bloody shame I can't ask him.
@@PinkAmadeus always the classics stupid,not advancing addict that is you...sorry for being so blunt,but you leave me no choice.go to the 17th century and stay there,forever if its possible.
David's solo in this version of On an Island is one of his top 10 solos of all time. God, he makes the guitar sing and cry and sing and cry again. Just listen to the solo in the evening alone...
Pink Floyd is my life right now. I have known PF many years but I really got into it this year. I have listened PF every day, few albums per day during lockdown. The music gives me so much and can't believe how important it is for me, a 17 yo boy. I think many of PF fans can relate
@Elias M I'm 61 and they still play a very important part in my life. I would encourage you to find Steven Wilson. Look up some of his early work, especially with Porcupine Tree. I like all his work, but the early stuff is so very much Pink Floyd-ish.
Think about those of us who are old enough to have seen them! It hurts more than to have loved and lost than never have loved at all! It breaks my heart to know I'll never be able to see that again. Those concerts are the only shows I've ever seen that memory NEVER fades! I remember each and every one like it was just last night. Because it wasn't just a concert. It was an environment that you walked into. It enveloped the entire building! There was no such thing as a bad seat either. Sometimes, I deliberately got mid section up off the floor because you had to be back far enough to take it all in! It's nice to see that they continue to live on from generation to generation. I loved all three of the post Waters albums too. M. L. O. R. was during a time when legalities were still being hammered out..but, by The Division Bell, Rick Wright was fully reinstated and it was the first time since Dark Side that the band ALL worked as one collective unit. Each of the three remaining members have contributions that are distinct and stand out in all of the songs. Sometimes, I wonder what it would have been like if Division Bell and Endless River were released as a double like The Wall was. It's very clear that they belong together. I'm in the middle of mixing that double right now! It's a bit difficult because they always overlap from one song into the next, but there are areas that fit perfectly. When you listen to them, you can easily tell that they both came from the Division Bell recordings. And, like W. Y. W. H. and On an Island, they are about personal conflict and disagreement. Poles Apart and Lost for Words are direct references to Roger Waters. "... So, I open my door to my enemies and I ask: 'could we wipe the slate clean?' But, they tell me to please go and fuck myself. Ya know, you just can't win."
@@MrStarchild3001 I can't listen to The Final Cut. It is awful and I hate to say that about a Pink Floyd album. Roger offered it to Dave and Nick as a Pink Floyd album which they agreed to. But he would have done the same album as a solo if they had said no. He dictated everything on that album then quit the band because no one was contributing. I did however like Rogers 1st two solo efforts, Pros & Cons and Radio Chaos, not so much Amused to Death. Once he got all rights to The Wall in a settlement that allowed Dave, Nick and Rick to use the Pink Floyd name (in a lawsuit he, to his credit, admits was wrong) and proceeded to tour The Wall for the next 3 decades, one of which I saw and loved. My problem with Roger is not his talent or his ability, but his insistence on interjecting his political opinions into everything he does. Many of which I agree with. But I listen to music as an escape. If I can't get that escape with his music, I go to music I can get it. I think overall both Pink Floyd and Roger Waters suffered creatively and musically when Roger left the band. I liked both of Ricks solo efforts, Wet Dreams and Broken China. I have not heard any of his duo effort called Zee and indeed just learned of it, I will have to look that up.
Pink Floyd is great but you’re wasting your life if they are your life. Get out don’t be locked down. At 17 you don’t have time to listen to a few albums a day unless you are creating them
David bovie is always top of the best performance! You never mistaken David bovie for somebody else! What a great person David bovie! He still alive in hearts people, who loves him, his music!!!
David Gilmour, and Pink Floyd have got me through some of the darkest times in my life. Particularly David, for his talent, the person he is, and that I connect with whatever frequency his music is sent through the universe.
I just cry now , listening to this, not because of the personal tragedies this track has helped me through, but becuase of the utter legends in this video that have left us and this ugly world.
Thank God we lived to see probably the greatest musicians ever play together. I'm so pleased to have experienced the music from the sixties to the end of the 20th century. I find 90 percent of current music absolutely dire. Now deep purple have a new album out ,,, wonderful.
Truly amazing! I have been watching and listening to Pink Floyd for over 50 years.When I finally pass,comfortably numb will be on the play out list to all the guest who see me go.What a band who have given so much pleasure to so many people.its been a privilege to enjoy their music. Lloydy
This is just medicine for the soul! Close your eyes and listen. Let the music take you on a beautiful ride to the most wonderful place you could imagine! Enjoy!! ❤️
I saw this “On an Island “ tour in 2006 when they came to Rosemont, Illinois. Fantastic night, thanks for the memories as Rick Wright passed a short two years later.
Solche Künstler gibt es heute nicht wieder. David Bowie, Richard Wright, Freddie Mercury, Prince, George Michael, etc. Ihr alle werdet schmerzlich vermisst. Meine Idole gehen und es bleibt nur diese irre Musik und die Tränen über die gegangenen fantastischen Musiker. David Gilmour Good Bless You.
I cannot believe such genius. Unbelievable. Krass. Wundervoll. Beautiful. Magical. Thank you for this music. My heart and soul are so touched by these songs.
I went to all 3 nights of the RAH shows back in 2006, yes Bowie was special, but Nick joining David and Rick for the encores on the final of the 3 nights was the highlight of 3 brilliant nights for me, precious memories.
Simply the best of the best. Doesnt get any better than this.. If this doesnt help us forget about the world's chaotic mess for 22 min and 30 seconds nothing will..
It’s incredible how David Gilmour vocally still sounds the same! Great collaboration with Bowie. What can you say about “the solo”, greatest of all time!!!
🌈 How I Wished I Was There!! 🌈 What a treat for the people who were at the concert!! Happy to see this today: Love Bowie forever and David Gilmore’s voice is soo soothing and his guitar is magical ✨👩🏻🎤💫🎸👑🌟
It was a huge influence on him. Side note: Brian Eno ended up with the Farfisa that Pink Floyd used on "See Emily Play", and Bowie made him haul it to Switzerland to use on his "Low" album.
The comfortably numb music is perfect, that accompaniment in the background is heavenly and then that display of strength and wailing of David Gilmour's guitar is extraordinary!
zahr Music for me he is also the greatest guitar player in the world i know for others there are better guitarists but for me it’s Gilmour that’s what personal preference is all about
@@Rebelconformist82 Apples and oranges. People who say Hendrix is the greatest are living in the past, probably playing that classic rock radio all day every day with the same 5 songs on repeat. There's so many great guitarists in the world, we can't single handedly say Hendrix was the best, he was just rather quite good at what he did, which happened to be quite popular at the time.
Pink Floyd has been a big part the soundtrack of my life, been listening to them for over 50 years. There is no age or time limit to great music. Capping this rendition is Bowie, WOW!!
I feel nauseous from grief if I try and listen to him deliberately now. 4 years later and I can just about keep it together if a track of his comes on in public somewhere. I can’t describe what this man meant to me as a child. He’s the reason I survived that to even become an adult And now I’m in floods of random stupid tears and I don’t even know why eugh. 😭
This video should never be lost. It belongs in the Smithsonian for the rest of eternity. Rip, David bowie ♥, you were my first concert. Somewhere between 1972-1973, David was still ziggy stardust. Hara arena, Dayton, ohio.
@@bigtwit799 I think so, yes...I saw one of 3-4 North American shows just after this in Chicago @ The Rosemont Theatre, 5th row....with Richard Wright, & Phil Manzanera but not Bowie, Crosby & Nash...it was STILL a mind blower!
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Pink Floyd is not just music, it's also a philosophy, but more importantly; medicine for the soul.
Listen carefully and often.
👌 Music out of this world 💎. Listen well and attentively...
Well said Greg, couldn't agree more!
Linda musica
Amen.
Totally agree
To be alive while Pink Floyd was present is a gift.
Oh you have no idea, but yes truly it was. I was at the 1980 Wall Shows in L.A. My favorite concert of all time, and I've seen hundreds of concerts. The 94' tour was awesome as well.
@@rkenseth I actually do have an idea! My dad to me to see Pink Floyd in 94 in Raleigh for the Pulse Tour. It was my first ever concert when I truly had no idea! Such a life changing experience!
@@stephenlee2894 Well my comment wasn't meant to be taken in a bad way. I can say that I saw the last tour of Pink Floyd with the four members. 1980 Pink Floyd performed The Wall album in 3 cities only and I was fortunate enough to see them at the L.A. Sports Arena, which has since been torn down. I'm super glad you got to see the Pule tour in 94.
For real. I was in middle school smoking pot and listening to Dark Side of the Moon when it came out! Bliss!
Born 2 years after their final show :/
Look how Bowie stood back and put his hands on his back as a courtesy to Gilmour!! True legends full of class and purity. Not comparable to what we are seeing these days.
Mad respect
You would never see that kind of respect from any of these newer musicians these days. They are always trying to out due each other on stage. Gilmour and Bowie, on the other hand, respect each others time in the spot light... as it shows on this video.
out due each other...good one.
But, that might mean - giving back to another.
All such gracious men :)
so true 👌🏼💚🧑🏻🎤
Absolutely priceless, to see David Bowie fitting in so perfectly with Pink Floyd, that was a match made in heaven
Could't have said it better myself. Brilliant! is the only word that come to mind.
My sentiments exactly mate
Thought the same thing. Fantastic!
Agreed. Bowie's voice was a perfect fit for Arnold Layne, with the south London twang
Crosby and Nash just harmonize with no effort. It's a shame they no longer talk with reach other.💙
David Gilmours voice is something I could listen to forever...
Meee too❤❤❤
He's easy on the eyes too!🤩
Missed very much, David and Rick.
@@Sausahgagutz David is still around
@@kevinwright4452 Not Bowie!
Great class from Bowie to stay respectfully at the back when Gilmour sings. Legends for ever!
Love the way Bowie shows pink floyd the upmost respect by stepping back out of the spotlight when gilmour was singin and doing his solo
It's greatness like this that reminds me of just how lucky I was to have grown up in the 60's & 70's. From Major Tom to Money to Suite:Judy Blue Eyes, all of the Beatles and Cream, the Doors and early Stones through Purple, Zeppelin & Sabbath, Bad Co, Elton John, the Airplane, the Allman Bros and on and on forever ... the best music in history was written by giants such as these. To still listen today is just proof that they created the soundtracks of our lives. From the golden age of rock and roll to our golden years, this music that we call ours can never be duplicated. From the cradle to the grave, music has been the one constant in my life. To those that have gone before, and to those still here today, I thank you all for every word, every note, every riff and backbeat that shaped our lives, warmed our hearts and souls and made each day on this earth much better than we ever dreamed possible.
Guillermo said it best for all of us , thank you David forever
Thanks a lot, I fully agree
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i highly agree
Hi Guillermo, I am rock lover from Czech rep. in my seventieth and still listening my music icons. You have perfectly described my feelings, I am really happy to live those Wonderfull years...Oldrich
Thank God for God given talent.
David Gilmour is the only person alive that can make 2020 still be a great year... Please do a TOUR!!
A tour in 2020? Highly unlikely. Ever heard of Covid-19?
Take your hands off the granddad, man. Let him live his life peacefully. He is not a 30y/o gentleman anymore.
He's also retired hasn't he?
I agree.
He's sold all the gear to charity. No more tour.
"Confortably numb" is a great song. RIP Richard Wright, RIP David Bowie.
please don't forget Syd Barret!
@@tahirqureshicrazydiamond exactly ! Syd was a genius too.
@@tahirqureshicrazydiamond Shine On You Crazy Diamond!
@@sidle_man exactly! He gave the name Pink Floyd
great to watch this, again. Pink Floyd have kept me going for a long time, now. in 2006 i was diagnosed with end stage emphysema and was given just a few months to live, at most. during most of that time, i've been somewhat housebound, completely so, over the past 5 years. this year, everyone has had a taste of what it's been like for me. music has kept me going. no-one knows why i'm still alive. for the 3 months, from mid December onward, i was so ill, with a chest infection that wouldn't go, no-one expected me to survive it. i had 2 stays in hospital, one for pneumonia. youtube, with all the great music on it, has really kept me going. Pink Floyd, especially. i listen to them every day. without all the music i have at my fingertips, i doubt i would still be here. i think, now, that a lot of people will now understand just a little of what it's been like, for me. the isolation [i live alone] the fear of dying. i keep hearing of how it's the low paid workers who are the real heroes, not the musicians and sportsmen/women, and i agree, up to a point, but without our music idols, our social isolation would drive us all mad. it's our emotional equivalent of pain killers, anti-bacterials and anti-septic. it's as vital as the air we breath, the food we eat and the homes we live in. i don't have the words to express my thanks and appreciation to all of those musicians and performers who give their all to us. so many are just in it for the money and fame and the quality of what they do is pretty poor. those who give their all, so we can have the best they can possibly give us, are real heroes. thanks to all of them
Stay strong, i live alone as well, been years....remember what Aristotle wrote 2 thousand years ago..” to live alone one must be either a beast or a ...god”
2020, Year of the essential worker
Rob I hear you. Music cuts through the fear and the pain and the sheer boredom of being sick. It gives you that chance to experience joy, to relive the thrill of your youth and to touch the Divine (if you believe). I still slog through this cancer nonsense and understand the monotony and monastic existence. I keep the music on all the time and I guess my Floyd obsession is my escape. Translating it to my piano is my therapy - still trying to keep me cognitively sharp and to lift my spirits. Hugs.
@@cathdodd5072 thanks. all the best to you.
Precious commenting, I appreciate the knowledge of music as a life source, for it is my basis for existing in my years of isolation and failing health. Totally understand and agree, with The Floyd as a drug I somehow get through the worst life has to offer me. I wish you all the best, with peace in your heart now and always
As far as I am concerned, David Gilmour is the greatest guitar player that ever walked the planet.
You wanna stake the farm on that claim @Andy Boswell? 🙃
@@yuccatree4298 yeah, sure. Considering it’s my opinion and not yours, you can stake whatever claim you deem necessary.
Micheal Hedges-"ragamuffin"
Gilmour for sure. He touches the soul, that's what makes him THE favorite of so many.
I agree, the best guitarist ever
Whoever must’ve been there, surely experienced heaven on earth.
I loved how Bowie was just happy to be one of the boys in the band.
He was a legend and a humble very funny human being, the world has lost another star 💫🙏🏼❤️
@@sandragraziano9864 not lost, just moved on shining above🌠🌌🌌🕊⚘♥️
More than 40 years listening Pink Floyd, still blows me up, this is a Master Piece, best band ever..
More than 50 years for me.
Still listening to Pink Floyd 😍🥰😘
100 % .
Сид Барретт , рододоночальник , к сожалению , бесславно закончил , с Ним ПФ был бы другой . МНЕ с Гилмором .Пардон.ПФ - с кем с ними , это достяние цивилизации нашеей на этом этапе.
Yep...Best band ever!!!!
I couldn't have said it better .. Good God
I think after a lifetime of listening to everything, at the end of the day, for me at least, David Gilmour is the greatest guitarist and vocalist of all time,
It’s all subjective, without Hendrix Gilmour wouldn’t play half the licks he does, Gilmour was a big Jimi fan ....I love them both, that collab and also Hendrix/Page would have been unbeatable
Bowie’s the greatest vocalist so it worked out here
@@e.m.b2834 George Michael would say also have been fitted with Gilmours 🎸....
Guitarist definitely, vocals are different, gritty and other worldly ❤️✌🏼
As a 51 year old, it's sad to be losing my music heroes.
David Gilmour's guitar connects with the Infinite.. Many great guitarists.... Really many.. but Gilmour's style, just the way he plays..the voice.. takes me to a state of mind when I can almost feel His presence and I'm sorry for the rethoric but words cannot express the feelings' drive on "surfing" the notes of Comfortably Numb..it's really so mighty. Period.
We've been feeling that way for 40+ years now... PEACE DAWG O.U.T.
It is definitely esoteric
Those people were just sitting there in awe at the sheer brilliance of David Gilmour.
Sorry USA I love you and your music but as a Londoner from England, you've gotta say we have produced some of the greatest artists and songs of all time...not bad for a tiny country! RIP David Bowie! x
True. So many British artists and actors are well known here in the US.
No apologies necessary
Surely the one thing that should be left out of nationalist emotions is music.
I'll give ya the British invasion. But honestly they do some nice stuff down under.
Agree 100%.
Gilmour... perfect pitch, always! 💕
Fabulous, I am 64 and have grown up with these guys, seen the all perform live, they have been there all through the ups and downs, they are a part of me. I am so lucky and privileged.
Same here.
SAME HERE !! WE WERE SOOOOOOOO YOUNG !! WE LOVE YOU GUYS FOREVER !!!✌🏽✌🏼✌🏾🎸
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To everyone who was lucky enough to be there that night, I say you most probably will never see anything more awesome you lucky, lucky people... may it always bring you happiness 👌
Every time i hear David Gilmore play I'm 17 again!!
David Bowie covered Syd’s song so perfectly, and singing Comfortably Numb in his own way, adding some new angles to the song. Just amazing! He could have been a part of PF indeed
Love Bowie ! rest in peace David , Richard and Syd
I was blown away by how well Crosby and Nash blended in with Glmour
Sei il migliore HDPINKFLOYD 👍
HDPinkFloyd grazie 🙏
Pink Floyd is the best band of progressive music of ever. David Gilmore was the soul of the band, once Roger's waters was gone away.
It's memory of David Bowie is beautiful, and fantastic.
Thank you for posting all of these videos,
You are great...
I almost cried when I see that dude dancing like no other, what a song, what a time.
Love that man! He was in his space.
Yes Rustin what a time!
Too bad for people sitting and standing around him.
Right! He was having a wonderful time and fully knowing that was a once-in-a-lifetime show 💜🥳
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Só right.
A message to David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Roger Waters: Here I open my heart and let you know that you will always live in all those who love you. You are not only musicians, you are not just playing music ... you and your musical work merge and become the soul of all the deities that exist in this universe. Thanks for everything !!!
The Arnold Layne with Bowie is just amazing, and seeing how stoked Wright is while it's going down is so perfect.
Guys, girls, I have to tell you, we lived in beautiful time, when music, was music!!! I mean, real music! Great artists, great performances! We all will be remembered Freddie Mercury, David bovie, we can still enjoy of David Gilmore! Great performance David Gilmore!!!
David Gilmour, the single string symphony.
This is so wonderful seeing them together! So funny Bowie trying to pass himself off as a younger.... Gilmore was born in 1947 Bowie 1948. They’re just a year apart.
All i hear is heart...and when the heart sings people listen...ICONS.
Heck of a lot of talent on that stage.
My soul has been cleansed after watching this.
Artists like these Davids are part of history now, rightfully. They have their place amongst the likes of Beethoven, Mozart and Bach to name a few.
Come on! Even they would not put themselves along Beethoven, Mozart and Bach.
@@PinkAmadeus I think Ludwig would appreciate their music. He was a rebel in composing as they are/were. I also think he would have loved the instrumentals from Quadrophenia..Bloody shame I can't ask him.
@@Saxondog Bloody shame indeed!
@@PinkAmadeus always the classics stupid,not advancing addict that is you...sorry for being so blunt,but you leave me no choice.go to the 17th century and stay there,forever if its possible.
Absolutely 👍
David's solo in this version of On an Island is one of his top 10 solos of all time. God, he makes the guitar sing and cry and sing and cry again. Just listen to the solo in the evening alone...
Pink Floyd is my life right now. I have known PF many years but I really got into it this year. I have listened PF every day, few albums per day during lockdown. The music gives me so much and can't believe how important it is for me, a 17 yo boy. I think many of PF fans can relate
Same here. It is like a big hug to my mind and soul. Miss Richard and David .
@Elias M
I'm 61 and they still play a very important part in my life.
I would encourage you to find Steven Wilson. Look up some of his early work, especially with Porcupine Tree. I like all his work, but the early stuff is so very much Pink Floyd-ish.
Think about those of us who are old enough to have seen them! It hurts more than to have loved and lost than never have loved at all! It breaks my heart to know I'll never be able to see that again. Those concerts are the only shows I've ever seen that memory NEVER fades! I remember each and every one like it was just last night. Because it wasn't just a concert. It was an environment that you walked into. It enveloped the entire building! There was no such thing as a bad seat either. Sometimes, I deliberately got mid section up off the floor because you had to be back far enough to take it all in! It's nice to see that they continue to live on from generation to generation. I loved all three of the post Waters albums too. M. L. O. R. was during a time when legalities were still being hammered out..but, by The Division Bell, Rick Wright was fully reinstated and it was the first time since Dark Side that the band ALL worked as one collective unit. Each of the three remaining members have contributions that are distinct and stand out in all of the songs. Sometimes, I wonder what it would have been like if Division Bell and Endless River were released as a double like The Wall was. It's very clear that they belong together. I'm in the middle of mixing that double right now! It's a bit difficult because they always overlap from one song into the next, but there are areas that fit perfectly. When you listen to them, you can easily tell that they both came from the Division Bell recordings. And, like W. Y. W. H. and On an Island, they are about personal conflict and disagreement. Poles Apart and Lost for Words are direct references to Roger Waters. "... So, I open my door to my enemies and I ask: 'could we wipe the slate clean?' But, they tell me to please go and fuck myself. Ya know, you just can't win."
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I can't listen to The Final Cut. It is awful and I hate to say that about a Pink Floyd album. Roger offered it to Dave and Nick as a Pink Floyd album which they agreed to. But he would have done the same album as a solo if they had said no. He dictated everything on that album then quit the band because no one was contributing.
I did however like Rogers 1st two solo efforts, Pros & Cons and Radio Chaos, not so much Amused to Death. Once he got all rights to The Wall in a settlement that allowed Dave, Nick and Rick to use the Pink Floyd name (in a lawsuit he, to his credit, admits was wrong) and proceeded to tour The Wall for the next 3 decades, one of which I saw and loved. My problem with Roger is not his talent or his ability, but his insistence on interjecting his political opinions into everything he does. Many of which I agree with. But I listen to music as an escape. If I can't get that escape with his music, I go to music I can get it. I think overall both Pink Floyd and Roger Waters suffered creatively and musically when Roger left the band.
I liked both of Ricks solo efforts, Wet Dreams and Broken China. I have not heard any of his duo effort called Zee and indeed just learned of it, I will have to look that up.
Pink Floyd is great but you’re wasting your life if they are your life. Get out don’t be locked down. At 17 you don’t have time to listen to a few albums a day unless you are creating them
David bovie is always top of the best performance! You never mistaken David bovie for somebody else! What a great person David bovie! He still alive in hearts people, who loves him, his music!!!
Why do I get an intense wave of goose bumps from head to toe every time I listen to this song?
Спасибо Вам ребята за годы радости слушая вашу музыку.
For those who don't know, Bowie covered See Emily Play on his 1973 Pin-ups LP. So, having him on here singing Arnold Layne is not really that odd.
Thank God we still have David Gilmour. Lock down would have been unbeareable without his music. 🎸❤️
Absolutely Amazing! Thank you for posting this!
David Gilmour, and Pink Floyd have got me through some of the darkest times in my life. Particularly David, for his talent, the person he is, and that I connect with whatever frequency his music is sent through the universe.
I just cry now , listening to this, not because of the personal tragedies this track has helped me through, but becuase of the utter legends in this video that have left us and this ugly world.
Simply amazing, we will never see their like again in my lifetime.
Nor in another
@@RFazor took the words right out of my mouth.
So very true
No we won’t. But we have what they gave us.
perhaps only in heaven.
All these Davids in one place at the same time. Too good to be true, says me, a David!!! Gilmour and Bowie are two of my favorites!
DAVID BOWIE WAS SUCH A LOVELY MAN CLASS DRIPPING OFF OF HIM AND HE BLEW IT AWAY THAT NIGHT SO EASY WITH HIS SMILE AND RESPECT FOR DAVID AND RICHARD
Tears in my eyes for so many reasons ❤️
David Bowie singing Arnold Lane,
Gave me chills! Wow.
Thank God we lived to see probably the greatest musicians ever play together. I'm so pleased to have experienced the music from the sixties to the end of the 20th century. I find 90 percent of current music absolutely dire. Now deep purple have a new album out ,,, wonderful.
Wow just wow, Gilmour is just incredible, thanks for sharing
Wow Bowie and Gilmour the man who makes his guitar talk fantastic absolutely Brilliant
Truly amazing! I have been watching and listening to Pink Floyd for over 50 years.When I finally pass,comfortably numb will be on the play out list to all the guest who see me go.What a band who have given so much pleasure to so many people.its been a privilege to enjoy their music.
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This is just medicine for the soul! Close your eyes and listen. Let the music take you on a beautiful ride to the most wonderful place you could imagine! Enjoy!! ❤️
Es sind diese ganz großen Momente der Musikgeschichte, welche uns ein Leben lang begleiten und glücklich machen! Danke, für diese Momente....
I saw this “On an Island “ tour in 2006 when they came to Rosemont, Illinois. Fantastic night, thanks for the memories as Rick Wright passed a short two years later.
Lovely. What A Sweet Gift. Thank You.
Timeless song, limitless talent from Bowie and Gilmour.
All you can say is simply beautiful.
What an amazing performance.
I',m a DJ... And you, David Gilmour, are one of my real HEROE of my Life!... Guitar best!... And voice best!
He is also a good man. Heart of gold.
Both of them, beautiful voices 💖💖
Respect my friend!
A very magical and historical music moment.
The emotions this creates.. nostalgia, sadness, joy and love. All at the same time!
Solche Künstler gibt es heute nicht wieder. David Bowie, Richard Wright, Freddie Mercury, Prince, George Michael, etc. Ihr alle werdet schmerzlich vermisst. Meine Idole gehen und es bleibt nur diese irre Musik und die Tränen über die gegangenen fantastischen Musiker. David Gilmour Good Bless You.
David Gilmore, you are the Man!!! Love your music, your performance!
I cannot believe such genius. Unbelievable. Krass. Wundervoll. Beautiful. Magical.
Thank you for this music.
My heart and soul are so touched by these songs.
Дэвид лично для меня настоящая звезда! Пинк Флойд это нечто, не поддающееся классификации! Запредельно красивая и завораживающая музыка.
Such a fan of David's guitar playing, he was the one who inspired me to start playing many years ago and in turn got my son into playing as well.
I went to all 3 nights of the RAH shows back in 2006, yes Bowie was special, but Nick joining David and Rick for the encores on the final of the 3 nights was the highlight of 3 brilliant nights for me, precious memories.
each and every performance gilmore gives 110% every single time, extraordinaire
Never knew this collaboration happened til now! It’s a small nugget of happiness in a fragile world tonight
Simply the best of the best. Doesnt get any better than this..
If this doesnt help us forget about the world's chaotic mess for 22 min and 30 seconds nothing will..
It was good to hear Richard Wright's voice🎙️
I don't have words, only tears of thanks.
Absolutely wonderful !
It’s incredible how David Gilmour vocally still sounds the same! Great collaboration with Bowie. What can you say about “the solo”, greatest of all time!!!
Brilliant, 2 greats together.
🌈 How I Wished I Was There!! 🌈
What a treat for the people who were at the concert!! Happy to see this today: Love Bowie forever and David Gilmore’s voice is soo soothing and his guitar is magical ✨👩🏻🎤💫🎸👑🌟
Arnold Layne could have easily been an early Bowie song. He fits the vocals and persona so well. Beautiful.
It was a huge influence on him. Side note: Brian Eno ended up with the Farfisa that Pink Floyd used on "See Emily Play", and Bowie made him haul it to Switzerland to use on his "Low" album.
This was beautiful. And honestly it still hurts that we don't have Bowie to keep doing these sorts of things
Oh people! This music and this voice is part my heart and my soul!!! RESPECT.....
Summit of legends 😍
The comfortably numb music is perfect, that accompaniment in the background is heavenly and then that display of strength and wailing of David Gilmour's guitar is extraordinary!
Spectacular collaboration, that reached my very soul!
Fantastic!
David Gilmour is truly the greatest guitarists of all time
Hes a truly great musician, but as a guitarist Hendrix blows him out of the water
zahr Music for me he is also the greatest guitar player in the world i know for others there are better guitarists but for me it’s Gilmour that’s what personal preference is all about
Absolutely one of the greats, regardless of what these bitch ass haters may think.
@@Rebelconformist82 Apples and oranges. People who say Hendrix is the greatest are living in the past, probably playing that classic rock radio all day every day with the same 5 songs on repeat. There's so many great guitarists in the world, we can't single handedly say Hendrix was the best, he was just rather quite good at what he did, which happened to be quite popular at the time.
One of the more influencial... but not the best.
Best means nothing in Music.
Pink Floyd has been a big part the soundtrack of my life, been listening to them for over 50 years. There is no age or time limit to great music. Capping this rendition is Bowie, WOW!!
Damn, Gilmore sounds so good, and David Bowie sounds great, very cool archived piece of rock history, GÒD BLESS!!
You don't have an idea of how much i miss him
Same
He’s a once in a lifetime person that is the perfect performer, love you, David Bowie. ☘️🌟
I feel nauseous from grief if I try and listen to him deliberately now. 4 years later and I can just about keep it together if a track of his comes on in public somewhere. I can’t describe what this man meant to me as a child. He’s the reason I survived that to even become an adult
And now I’m in floods of random stupid tears and I don’t even know why eugh. 😭
Feel it man. Feel it Deeply, completely.! Feeling, is thee greatest thing we do.
That's true, Snøøff
, and no one cares. Did you know him?
Incredible
This video should never be lost.
It belongs in the Smithsonian for the rest of eternity.
Rip, David bowie ♥, you were my first concert. Somewhere between 1972-1973, David was still ziggy stardust. Hara arena, Dayton, ohio.
I keep visiting Floyd from time to time and when I do I find tranquility and my soul finds song
Great 👌 amazing combination with the two greatest legend of the music ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨👍!!!
Two of the best musicians of all time, together. Antologic moment
Sou brasileiro mas amo o Pink floyd nunca tive a oportunidade de ver ao vivo más tenho fé que um dia posa conhecer o David gilmor
Szacun i uznanie, brawo, brawo brawo !!!
What a stunning collaboration, great to see this and by the way it did ease my pain, 🚀 heavenly, some might say 😎
Whoa you're here too Michael?
That's amazing!
@@mrdan5943 Whoa you here too? Me too! 🤩 This performance is a fabulous surprise for me.
Have a nice day to you , & Michael 🐱☯️🌌🏴
I second that
I think this was recorded BEFORE Bowie and Richard Wright died. Is that right?
@@bigtwit799 I think so, yes...I saw one of 3-4 North American shows just after this in Chicago @ The Rosemont Theatre, 5th row....with Richard Wright, & Phil Manzanera but not Bowie, Crosby & Nash...it was STILL a mind blower!
A master piece!
There's no much to say.