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There never will be another band like Pink Floyd.

If that solo doesn't pierce your soul, it's already gone to hell.

You have to truly appreciate real instruments, no autotune, awesome musicianship, harmonies, spectacular stage show.

You have soooo much more Floyd to explore. Enjoy the ride.

Damn, heard this song thousands of times and I still get chills. This was the best concert of them I had seen, even better than the original Wall tour in 1980.

My friend asked me to take him. It was part of the Division Bell tour. He had multiple sclerosis. So, I was at the concert. We took his son. After the first song I looked at him. His jaw was wide open. His father has passed now. We still talk about it now. I say "do you remember when...." He knows what I am going to say lol.

Back in O.C. Calif when I was 30 my wife heard a commercial on the radio about a P.F. show coming up. Knowing I am a Floyd fan she called the radio station (KMET - LA, “The Mighty Met”) to get information on the concert, The DJ on live radio Cynthia Fox…. said...."Congratulations, YOU are caller number 10, YOU just won tickets to the show and the Sound Check Party before the show"... I met David Gilmour back stage. He gave us both a signed album that I have in my music room. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I told him his music will stand the test of time with anything from Beethoven or Mozart. He smiled even bigger. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shook both hands at the same time, making a cross between us, I smiled HUGE. Hard to explain how awesome that moment was in my life. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well, better than any other guitarist I know. . I told him in my eyes he’s a “Legend“. He thanked me and said “Enjoy the show”…. during the concert after the song “Money” he looked right at me and said…. “On saxophone, another Legend, Mr. Raphael Ravenscroft” … acknowledging my comment to him. It is my favorite moment in over 300 shows I’ve seen. I asked David…. How do you create those awesome solos?… he said….. I sit on a stool and listen to what Roger, Nick and Rick put down and play along. I listen to what I played and pick out what I like, then I put the pieces together into one piece then learn to play it as one. Our fans are fanatics for our shows to sound like the albums so I must play it correctly each time in a show. I have the concert Brochure and album on the wall with David’s picture centerfold. All of us fortunate enough to have seen this show live were in a TRANCE.... MESMERIZED the entire show... as you can imagine. We walked out saying.... What did we just witness? That was out of this world incredible. The Red Fender Stratocaster he used for this concert in the Guitar Collector World is ....PRICELESS

You'll probably find there's a huge number of people in the comments section here who grew up with this music. I'm one of these people who wear a badge that says "I might be old but I saw all the cool bands"! And it's true. Growing up in the 70s we had so many incredible bands to choose from and these bands really had an impact on many of us. I think it's great that you make some wonderful discoveries and find bands you normally wouldn't have heard of. Watching you having your mind blown by listening to Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin for the first time is like going back in time when I was your age and played their albums ten tiimes in a row to just take it in! Love your reaction.

That's why us old folks still listen to the music we grew up with

I was brought up with floyd and its refreshing to see a young person who has found possibly the best band who ever performed

your musical life will never be the same now

Pure genius, mind blowing, moving, brings you to tears, Pink Floyd will be played forever like Mozart ❤

I love seeing when people first discover the best that ever did it. I was backstage in 1988 with the band as my aunt was married to Rick Wright, the original keyboard player and founder. Very cool memories. I’ve never looked back for my love of the band and how they have always made me feel. Their melancholic music always makes me feel happier. It’s a strange irony.

David Gilmour on that strat, wow, he really is masterful. I never tire of watching this video.

As someone else has said..." David Gilmore is the guitar's favorite gift"...and "David Gilmore can do more with one note than most guitar players can do with the whole fretboard."

Dude, you’re a teen...super respectful..let the band play. I’m 65 years old...your respect I didn’t have at your age...that said I grew up in an epic moment in music history Anyway, loved the reaction and the respect. First time I’ve seen you... I’m about to become. Subscriber

You don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience them. Watch the whole Pulse concert.

Before you get to far into Pink Floyd, listen to their complete albums from start to finish. That is how they are intended. Start with Dark Side of the Moon, Animals, Meddle, really all of it's great. My favorite band.

Floyd live was crystal clear loudness. Sound came from every direction. They'd pipe in a bird or fly sound and you'd literally turn your head looking for it.

David Gilmour, the lead singer and guitarist was 48 years old when this Pulse concert took place. He's now 77 (one year older than myself), and believe me he still has that voice and iconic guitar expertise. Nobody has ever picked up a guitar and made it literally "sing" like Gilmour. His bending of notes is 2nd to none.

I’m 65yrs old and still listen to Pink Floyd every day and night, the best band ever, also listen to On the tuning away, and Learning to fly, and Mother

David Gilmore was 50 years old when he sang at the show. He's 75 years old now. I can tell you I saw this Toure at RFK stadium in Washington DC and to this day this is still the best show I've ever been to before or since, and I've seen just about any band you can name. Pink Floyd put on a phenomenal show.

My Mom saw them in 1970 at Madison Square Garden in NY. She said they were beyond amazing. She saw all the legendary bands. Zeppelin, Queen, Black Sabbath, Van Halen, etc. David Gilmour must have been in his twenties at the concert she saw. Timeless...

Great reaction,young man.I am 70 years old and have been with PF since 1968 and have had the privilege of seeing them twice in the early 70's. This band will change your life. If you want to have some fun with this superb concert do the whole playlist start to finish. It wil be the best 2 plus hours of your life. Every song is magnificent. Just do it, no regrets.

I'll be 72 later this month. No idea how many times I have heard this. Never, NEVER will I ever get tired of hearing it. Gdansk concert is another great performance of Comfortable Numb but without the superb light show of Pulse. That was around 2006 and David still could get a crowd to experience euphoria. He now wears Jimi Hendrix's old guitar strap in almost every concert. I was privileged to be at a July 4th, 1970 concert where Jimi himself was still wearing that strap. Just imagine what that strap is worth now!!!!

Living in and around London Ive seen all the big acts from Stones, Led Zep, Queen, Clapton, Elton, Tina Turner, McCartney, White Stripes, through to Oasis. Seen Floyd at a number of venues. And yes, this is the best concert Ive ever attended

What this lad says is spot on. . I’ve listened to this song so many times I’ve lost count and every time it’s like a spiritual experience. I’m just grateful they shared their gift for all to enjoy x

The concert finale was Run Like Hell (played immediately after Comfortably Numb) thats how you end a show :)

Floyds music never goes out of style like all truly great art.

David Gilmour has perfect pitch. This means he always sing on note. Also means all his string bends, tremolos will be spot on.

To all my brothers and sisters who were fortunate to live during the '60s and '70s.....the torch has been passed to the next generation. That's a good thing. Outstanding reaction,young man!

I grew up with Pink Floyd and I have grown old with their music. I'm 71 and have all their records since Atom Heart Mother was released. I'm still listening. I was privileged to have seen them live when Dark Side of the Moon came out in 1973. Every single person who was there was stoned to the gills. It was the calmest and most joyful audience of any concert I'd ever attended. And all the folks like me who followed them in the 60s, 70s and 80s are devastated that we won't see them live. It's people like you who remind us of how great they were. Pink Floyd's final performance was in 2004. They were now in their 70s. Time will take us all, but their artful music will live on for your generation to enjoy. They are at the top of the Pyramid. You will never see their like again.

This will be the 2nd best live performance you've ever seen after you watch them play 'Echoes' live in Pompeii when they were young. It will change your life, brother! They're amazingly talented, one of the GOATS!

Best music created on EARTH! I had the chance to see it alive with GUILMOUR with his guitar in ROME!! And two times with ROGER WATERS in Brazil!! Yes, the best music moments of my life!!!

I had the extreme pleasure of seeing this concert and it was a total MIND BLOWER. When the "Disco Ball" came out it was a serious WOW moment.

I saw Pink Floyd back on May 1 1994 in Birmingham Alabama. Pink Floyd was hands down the best concert I’ve ever seen!! The music,mood, experience of the show is unmatched!

I was in the crowd 10 m from David and the girls when they performed this live, at night, outside in 1988. It was the best concert I've ever seen. Glad you have discovered the sublime music of Pink Floyd.

Great reaction. I guarantee you’ll find more of “The best song I’ve ever heard” on both “The Wall” album and “Dark side of the moon”. It’s meant to be listened to from cover to cover, with HEADPHONES. You will be taken on a journey with your emotions. At some point your soul might leave your body. You’ll hear the most beautiful singing without any actual words sung (Great Gig in the Sky). Enjoy your journey my friend 😎

Finally, finally someone who understands the rules of listening to Pink Floyd.👍 The very first is don’t talk followed very close second don’t stop the music and always wear headphones, Always. I was about your age when I first saw Floyd in the early 70’s. They didn’t have all that fancy-schmancy light show but didn’t need it. The were one of the best rock bands ever. When listening to their albums remember, they need to be listened from the beginning to the end. They will take you down a road. You won’t be disappointed. Good start on this experience would be “Dark Side of the Moon. Enjoy your journey.😎✌️

Saw them in 94, my dad is a big fan so the parents & I saw them in Philadelphia. I went liking a song or two, I left being blown away. It was so amazing & I'm glad I got to experience it. Years & many concerts later from several genres nothing has ever compared.

Welcome to the Floyd. I saw them perform in Texas Stadium. The only thing better than this video is actually seeing them live!

And to sound this good...LIVE!only floyd. All time classic.no clue how many times ive heard this over the yrs! Im 65 and dont remember NOT hearing them! Spread the news.. ia must hear. For any and all who love music!..that changed music forever!!i could see ..you get it!smiling as i watch you hearing this one! Dan north florida-4/06/21👍👍🤓🤓

I'm 60. Pink Floyd has been my #1 since I heard them at 14. David Gilmours searing soaring solos still leave me slack jawed after all these decades. MATCHLESS. He's the sole reason i bought a Fender Strat and learned to play. In concert, nobody has had a bigger better badder stage setup. Nobody...ever. Pink Floyd is described as the JUGGERNAUGHT of concert shows, album sales, marketing, fan base, radio play, all of it.

The "Wall", album, featuring "Comfortably Numb", came out in 1979. A superb band indeed. I was born in 1960 and I've enjoyed Pink Floyd since 1970 when I was 10 yrs old. My all time favorite band.

Best band of all times 😎👍🎸🥁🎤🎶✨ i think i was watch Pulse concert 1000 times 😁 I never get tired of it 😎👍

I am 63 and i heard it when i was about 14 pink floyd records stay just as good fifty years later you are right your appreciation of the records only get better. It is almost as good to see your reaction as it was to hear them for the first time. Enjoy your trip around the univers listening to all pink floyd, float away to their fantastic records. I wish i was you finding pink floyd for the first time.

I first saw Pink Floyd in 1967. They had been producing classic music since then.....and Dave Gilmour is the finest guitarist you will ever see....

We all thought this was out of this world when it was first released and it still wow's me today!! Great reaction!!! It's great to see your reaction mirror ours back in the day!!

Pink Floyd is nothing short of a gift from God to all of us. If you want another really great one...Shine On you Crazy Diamond....High Hopes...and Marooned are all very beautiful. Great reaction!

"Dogs" is 17 minutes of amazing music. Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I - V) and (Parts VI - IX) 13 minutes each but this is incredible stuff.

I was there. Dead center. It was 10x as impactful to hear that incredible massive hi fidelity wall of sound. 28 years later, I am nearly 60 and the song is as fresh as it was then. That applies to at least a dozen Floyd works; Echoes, Dark Side, Wish You Were Here, Animals and some tracks from the Wall and a couple of tracks from Momentary Lapse of Reason and Division Bell. It's a real lifetime pleasure.

Glad you got to hear this version. It’s mind blowing and for me, Pink Floyd has been a life changer. No one person or band has ever lived up to them; again, for me. I’m so happy to see teens like yourself giving it a chance and seeing how powerful and timeless they are.

Try Echoes live in Gdansk. Takes you right around the galaxy twice and then back to earth. Astonishing. Saw this live in London. Awesome. Great video thanks.

I saw them in concert on May 20, 1994 at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, MA during their Division Bell Tour. All I can say is that the packed to capacity stadium didn't care about the misty rain that evening which actually enhanced the laser lights shining into the air. When they played all of the songs in their set, including Comfortably Numb which was the second to the last song, everyone was in awe of the quadraphonic sound, light show and music which was mesmerizing to say the least. The large circular screen seen in this video which was lowered served as a theater screen showing iconic Pink Floyd clips throughout the concert. As a side note, there are two identical stage and speaker set ups that Pink Floyd used. The second set is always on the move to their next venue and set up in advance of their arrival. Each stage set up had a price tag of 5 million dollars. If you ever have a chance to see David Gilmour in concert...don't pass it up. Unfortunately, Pink Floyd will never reunite.

This was the very first album I ever bought in my life. I was 8 years old, and it was 1975. I was hooked on the first song. It brings me joy seeing someone younger loving this.

The album The Wall was released in 1979 when I was 18, i'd been listening to Floyd all my teens. I grew as a teenager knowing them and it was a privilege

Great reaction man! Same concert, SORROW, COMING BACK TO LIFE, LEARNING TO FLY, HIGH HOPES, TIME. Welcome.

I'm 60, a musician since 13. Grew up with this music. Played in numerous bands. My daughter, recently, out of the blue, asked me who my favourite band of all time was. I hesitated, knowing that she doesn't know Floyd, and was racking my brain for a reletavely decent contemporary outfit that I know she would know. I couldn't betray my roots though and replied "Pink Floyd" She's only thirteen so I'm biding time to introduce her. What's telling is that I don't mind waiting, because their music is timeless. I love your reactions! Reminds me very much of my first hearing of them.

I saw that concert live in the 90´s and I will never forget that experience for my whole life!

Glad the younger generation are enjoying, i was one of the lucky to see this live at Earls Court live, one of the first Wall concerts

Comfortably Numb was originally released around 1979 as part of The Wall album. Pink Floyd was formed in 1965 in London. 3 of the members of Pink Floyd from the 1960’s performed in the 1994 Pulse concert. The 3 would have been around 50 years old at the time of Pulse. Check out Run Like Hell and also Sorrow from Pulse. Also, Pink Floyd’s Pulse concert was not just one night. They played for 14 nights in London.

I’m old now, and on the backside of life, but I got to see bands like Pink Floyd, and Led Zeppelin live in concert.

It's actually called the Division Bell Tour. Pulse was the live album that resulted. I was fortunate enough to see this tour in DC, almost 29 years ago to the day. Floyd is an experience. They may not change your life, but they will change your soul. Cheers....

Well said young man. They are the pinnacle of music for human kind. I said this in other comments, but Pink Floyd makes today's music sound like commercial jingles. Been listening since high school in mid 80's. Seen this concert tour in 94 when they came to New Jersey. Will take that memory to the grave

I was at this concert in INDIANAPOLIS HOOSIER DOME 1994 It was AAAAAWESOME

And of course what better way to highlight the man playing the greatest guitar solo ever than to rotate Mr. Screen 90 degrees and focus its 40-50 lights on David. Glad to see youngsters like you appreciate music I grew up with. Great reaction and description of what Floyd means to you now.

" When I was a child I had a fever". Também eu.... ouvi Pink Floyd uma vez e fiquei "doente" para sempre. Só melhoro quando os ouço. Música Fantástica !!!!

Pink Floyd is the greatest band ever ...l was at the Pulse concert at Earls Court London 1994 it was awesome ...

My Pink Floyd life changing moment was seeing The Wall live at the US Airways Arena in Phoenix in 2012. My favorite album and movie are The Wall which I have watched and listened to hundreds of times growing up and had always wanted to see the wall. It was Bucket List #1. There was no coming away from that NOT a changed person. When the Junkers Ju 87 crashed after the opening song I could feel my soul expand and I was ready to watch it go because for me, that concert was the end all, be all of my existence.

Your so lucky. Wish I was watching that for the first time..👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤

Saw Pink Floyd 5 times & Roger Waters at least over 20 times, The Pulse Concert was a Must See when it came to my area & it sure was...Great Reaction!

I was there,at Earls Court,in London. I'm still smiling. 🎶🎧

10 / 10 for the review man. At last a reviewer who lets the song play all the way through rather than stopping and starting and killing the vibe. Well done man. Oh and its also a great song, and possibly the best guitar solo of all time

I saw this same show in N.Y. 1994. The concert brochure said the stage is 120 feet wide. It takes a crew of 60 technicians three days to set up the entire lights and all. The concert schedule required that there had to be three entire crews to keep up. They leap frogged each other for 92 shows with 20 Trucks per crew and a total staff of 195. The tour cost the promoters $98.MILLION to put on, but the total profit was $260 MILLION…

I grew up, in real time, on Sabbath, Purple, Maiden etc.. and came late to Pink Floyd (circa 80's), but "oblige me" they were masterful. I will watch this performance until i know my time is up. And (hopefully) beyond!

The first solo is what a sunrise should sound like every morning.

Great reaction to a legendary song! I suggest reacting to 'Sorrow' from Pulse. I think it's even more intense than 'Comfortably Numb'. Also, to answer your question: In 1994, David Gilmour would have been 48 years old. He's 75 years old now (he's the same age as my dad). :)

I've loved PF for 50 years, and I'm delighted to see someone discovering them for the first time. Two live performances you should check out: On The Turning Away from the Delicate Sound of Thunder concert, and Echoes from David Gilmour Live in Gdansk - that is a solo DG tour, but with RIck Wright, so it's half of PF, and the finest version of Echoes I've ever heard. DG said Echoes was his favorite song to perform live, and he always felt like it was a duet between him and Rick - the interplay between them in Live in Gdansk in magical. Shine On, young friend!

Live at Pompeii they were Really Young still . Watch ALL of that . Live cut . Superb Production .

You’re on the beginning of your Pink Floyd journey, I’ve been here on that same journey for fifty years. Never get tired of the music and lyrics...they always bring me peace, love and joy. So come on in, the water is magnificent! Annie

Watching/listening to your reactions is like hearing Floyd for the first time. Cheers 👍

Saw them in concert once in the 80s and again in the 90s. An out of body experience.

I saw this tour in Oakland. Being there live for this performance was a once in a lifetime experience.

Without any words, Gilmore's guitar sang 3 more verses!!!

I saw this concert back in 1994 in Atlanta Ga the best show I have / will ever see

I saw this tour, Giants Stadium & Veterans Stadium down in Philly and this by far is one of my favorite solos... Gilmour is so underrated in the music world

Omg! You are adorable! Your appreciation and enthusiasm is contagious! ❤️❤️❤️

This is the pinnacle of music, you are absolutely correct

Music that make the gods weep. Period. Welcome to the Pink Floyd family. The greatest band of all time.

Hey dude! Fellow Floydian here. Just subscribed. Great reaction. Don’t forget the Light show which is synonymous with Floyd. Keep rockin dude. 🤘

Led Zeppelin 1973 MSG the song remains the same concert. Stairway to Heaven and Since I’ve been loving you are awesome as well.

Lights off, headphones on, comfortable position and you have the only music in the world that you can actually see... The music of Pink Floyd!

I'm 65 and have been stuck on them since14. Hard to beat.

This performance is consistently rated in the top five ever.

In hundreds of years when humans are living on space ships because we have destroyed the earth, we will still be listening to Floyd, The stones, Led zeppelin, The doors, the who, Fleetwood Mac, real music that is timeless, none of the manufactured shit that is being produced today, that will be along time forgotten.

Love it! The Power of Music...you're a teen, I am 68 years old...and we agree completely. And you are correct, the music I grew up with will never be matched. To understand, think of this : when the original Woodstock took place, I was 17 years old...I can never regret my age, no matter what. ( p.s. give RAMMSTEIN some air time, you won't regret it ! )

Algorithm just gave me this man I loved it. I was fortunate enough when I was 16 yo I got to see a laser light pink Floyd concert in North Carolina where I was born and raised. I still think about now often. I'm nobody. Never been famous. Never been wealthy but I've done and seen so much at 53yo now that if I die tonight I've lived 3 people's lives.

Driving up the motorway joint in the ash tray listening to a bit of pink floyd missed my junction by 150 miles

You want even more WOW? Sorrow and Coming Back To Life from this Pulse concert. 6 mind blowing solos between them.