The audience was spell bound. No jumping, no screaming, just reverence in knowing they were at the greatest concert/ performance ever.

David Gilmour is THE greatest guitarist ever.This is THE best ,most spine chilling live performance EVER

You haven't experienced your full range of emotions until you have listened to Pink Floyd! It's like opening the pineal gland, your heart, brain and every cell of your being !

You’ve been Floyded my friend. The great thing about Pink Floyd is they write music with their fans in mind. They have the ability, not to entertain, but to reach deep down and touch your soul. Every word and note is important to their audience and it’s presented in a way to make you move emotionally. They’re definitely the greatest group ever and they’ll never be another group like them.

Finally a real human reaction to Pink Floyd, thank you for doing it your way, I saw this live in 1994, and you're right, I get to relive that moment every time with a genuine reaction, instant fan of your channel and you, hello from Tennessee, USA

This is probably the best reaction to this video that I've seen! I appreciate your energy and your vigor. You reacted the way that I, even decades later, am feeling inside listening to it. That solo could've gone on for a couple more hours and I'd be fine with it. The best ever.

Often referred to as the best emotive guitar solo ever played. Period.

That is a full David Gilmour experience. One of, if not the best guitar solo ever recorded. Now, if you want to see what he can do when he's showing off a little, check out "Run Like Hell" from this same Pulse concert!

I have seen Pink Floyd Live 4 times… 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 froged 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. Nick Mason’s drumming is incredible and matches Gilmour’s guitar emotions while Richard Wright takes us on a Magic Carpet Ride of tones that form the foundation of it all.

Love your reactions Hector. Continue to ignore the control freaks. What’s important is that you obviously FEEL the music and enjoy your path of discovery. I’ve been listening to Pink Floyd for 40 years. It still moves me, and your enthusiasm for music so refreshing. Thankyou so much for sharing your life experiences with the world. May you be blessed.

I'm 64 now. Pink Floyd has been my #1 since I first heard them as a confused isolated teenager and they struck a chord that nothing else had ever managed to at that point. I hold these guys in the highest musical regard. They have taken me to a place that isn't quite "inside myself", as they were there as well, nor was it just in "their" realm, as I was there too... Pink Floyd is more like SLIPPING INTO A PARALLEL UNIVERSE. Trippy as F*CK!! I like mine with hashish.

David Gilmour does not simply play the guitar. He tells a story with it.

Loved your reaction brother! You felt it to your soul! Thatz what Pink Floyd music does. This song on The Wall album came out while I was in college. In a child development class, we had been covering drug abuse with kids. Our teacher said for final, we had to give a presentation tied to subject matter but thinking out of box. I wrote these lyrics down, passed a copy to everyone in class. Gave my presentation then played Comfortably Numb to the class. Afterwards, the WHOLE ROOM WAS DEAD SILENT for couple minutes. Everybody was in daze from trying to process what they just heard. Then we discussed the lyrics, loosely tying them to our subject at hand. We had an awesome time! I told the class at beginning that I was about to take them on a drug trip but without the drugs. They understood when we were done. I got an A plus on my final. Teacher said she went out and bought the album the following day after this. So your reaction was EPIC! when people tell you to listen to albums in order, I don't think they mean to upset you. The albums were recorded to be listened to in order as one song meshes into the second and so on to tell a story, like reading a book from beginning to end. That's what folks are trying to tell you. That's all. But you do you and listen however you wish! As long as your enjoying the music and the experience, that's ALL THAT MATTERS. God bless you always. 🙏

You’re sooooo right, Pink Floyds music IS pure genius! David Gilmour is one of, if not THE BEST guitarist of all time!

David rips his heart and soul, serves it directly to ours, deeply out of deepness and leaves us rethinking our existence. This is how the music is supposed to speak to us.

If there was ever a song I could hear again for the very first time, it would be this. Thanks for introducing this to a new audience.

Great reaction man. I'm an old timer and I love seeing young people floored by the solo :) Keep it on, there are a lot to explore. The best solo in recorded history.

No one makes a guitar sing like David Gilmour. Love your reactions ☺️💗

One of the greatest EARGASMS in the history of rock .

I know what’s going to happen, I’ve seen them live 3 times, I’ve been a fan for decades and this song still gives me chills. Incredible band.

This was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I thought we might lose you for a second there!!! 😳🤯🤯🤯🤯😂😂😂 I absolutely love feeling music through you Hector!!!! You know we wouldn’t have you any other way!!!! 💞😂😂😂 Thank you for this bruv!!! I hope you’re having a great weekend!!! 🖤 💞

Congratulations you just went through the greatest guitar solo of all recorded time

I was one of the lucky people that went to this concert at Earls Court in Pulse 1994 'Pulse Tour' ..!! It was and still is the GREATEST CONCERT I'VE EVER SEEN TO..!! It still sends shivers and a feeling of emotional euphoria..!! Also the night I was there they also played "On The Turning Away" at the end of Set 1 and I literally had tears streaming down my face with Gilmour's guitar solo who is the only guitarist that speaks through the guitar with emotion and feeling taking the place of the spoken word.. + I'd had a 100 magic mushrooms so the lights and lasers and speacial effects were mind-blowing and one stage a full size Spitfire Areoplane flew from the back of the Stadium and crashed and exploded into the Stage INCREDIBLE, I'm so lucky to have been there

Quite possibly the greatest guitar solo ever recorded! Long live Pink Floyd and especially Dave Gilmour..

Dude u can just pick anything from the Pulse Concert.... I guarantee every track is just jaw dropping!

This live version is regarded as the best ever version of the song. Glad you chose to watch it! One of the best ever guitar solos.

David’s guitar echoes in your soul. I’m 60 and they are in my life since I was 12. Never get tiered and always get goosebumps with David’s solos. Your reactions are the best. Keep up with your Pink Floyd journey. I’m loving it!❤❤❤❤

You do you. Everyone is different. The music speaks to each of us in a different way, but it DOES speak to us. I envy you in being able to experience it all for the first time. PK has been a part of my every day life for so long, it's easy to forget that time goes on and it's possible some one out there doesn't know. It's fun to watch someone discover them and they realize Pink Floyd isn't just another band. As far as what to listen to next-pick anything at random. It's all good, and as you are discovering, a lot of it is epic.

Pure Fire! I love the crying guitars and can never get enough!!

This is one of the most iconic solos ever! I have loved the second solo since it first came out.

I was 19 when I saw them in this tour. To this day, the experience is seared into my brain still burning as one of my happiest memories. Great reaction mate... I wish I could experience this for the first time again.

Wow. Ithought your reaction to Shine On parts 1 through 5? 9? (I always get lost in the moment and lose count..) was the greatest reaction i have ever seen. This one trumped those! The deadset honesty is brilliant. And your physical rection to the solos, its like you can feel the guitar flowing through you like a river of lava, and you dont want it to stop!! Let it burn through you forever!! Fantastic! I will not suggets any songs for you, hundreds of others will do that, i will just sit back and enjoy your experience with you! I look forward to the next one!

I'm really happy you finally found Pink Floyd. You're in for the ride of a lifetime. On reacting to PF, definitely react to them in whatever way suits you best. Your channel, your approach. Period. That said, AFTER reacting to all songs from a particular album (Dark Side of the Moon, for instance), _feel free_ to listen - LISTEN, not react - to the album as a whole while going about your day getting stuff done. If you choose to do this, you'll get the benefit of that experience. It hits you in a further way, with which I'm sure you'll resonate. This is not a demand. Just a suggestion considering your circumstances. I really don't want you to miss anything unnecessarily. 😁

This is not a Dude, this is "Sir David Gilmour" on the Guitar, the best emotional Guitarplayer "on this ficking Planet" ! 😆😅😉 Greetings from Germany....

I saw this performance two nights in a row, when they came to Montreal on May 23 and 24, 1994. All the spectators were literally nailed to their seats during this performance. At the end of the show, as the crowd left the stadium, you could see a look of astonishment on their faces, as if they had just encountered an alien.

For me….I’m loving your raw, unfiltered, joyous reactions 👍 Nailed it. Again. 👏👏👏 Looking forward to ‘Time’

We are glad to let You be You! I f…..g love You and your reactions 😂❤! I was checking constantly on your channel since you announced you’re going to do this version on the weekend 😅. When you started calling out the MFs I was laughing and clapping… finally someone who’s not apologising and is wonderful and genuine!

That was an amazing reaction man, do it your own way cos we love it, and a big thanks to you because not many have reacted to the full uncut version. David Gilmour is on vocals and guitar, Nick Mason on drums and the late Richard Wright on keyboards, all three performed on your last reaction to 'Echoes,' the one missing is bassist Roger Waters, he's having success doing his own thing.✌

Lighting crew: What’s our budget? Pink Floyd: YES!! 🤣 I vote for “Sorrow” from this concert. 👍🏼 Or any song from it, lol

This whole concert is f*cking epic. I recommend Sorrow and One Of These Days, both real bangers.

So happy you reacted to this live version! Their live concerts just flow right through your body! I saw them on their "Momentary Lapse of Reason" tour in 1988. There is no feeling in the world like going to a Pink Floyd concert...although, Rush is a very close second.

May I recommend SORROW live, and HIGH HOPES live. Pink Floyd never disappoints

Love the reaction. My 2nd fav live performance. 1st is SORROW from the same concert. LEARNING TO FLY also from Pulse. Keep going!!

❤ love your approach! I saw them on that tour. Absolutely❤😊 the best concert I ever saw. Everything was impeccably done. Nothing else even close in my 56 years of concert going. That song my #1 all time. Keep digging for gold…

Welcome to PF and the power of David Gilmour and his guitar.

I can still remember the house I was at in Lincoln, Nebraska in 1983 getting my first "other than radio play" of Pink Floyd. I was just starting to smoke a little weed at that time in my life. A friend suggested we should go to this guys house. He had a Bang & Olufsen Stereo set up (way better than I had ever been in front of at the time) we toked it up and he says let's listen to Dark Side of the Moon....I had no idea except the song "Money" that would play on FM. In fact I did not know that Money was even on this album. I can still remember how I was in utter dis-belief in what I was experiencing. I will never forget and I have been a fan ever since. Oddly enough the only other Band to ever send me over the edge was a tune called "After the Love Has Gone" by Earth, Wind and Fire. It's a break-up sappy song but it was different enough for me I have warm memories of that first time listen.

You react however you want mate. We're here for the ride with you. Most of us Floydians are pretty laid back and just enjoy watching someone experience the music that we love. We have to be laid back, patient people to love the Floyd - they don'treally do short tracks! The only time people really lose their shit is when reactors pause a Gilmour solo. That's just straight up blasphemy and can never be forgiven. You don't look like that's something you'd ever be tempted to do so you'll be fine. By the way, I was there that night and I've never been the same. Everyone around me was in tears from that solo and, when we left Earls Court, the crowd was silent, we were so overwhelmed by what the Floyd had just done to us. I remember standing on the platform at the tube station and we were all just staring into space with that "WTF just happened?" look in our eyes. Cuddly Uncle Dave - breaking minds and ripping out souls since 1968!

You do you, brother. Some fans get dogmatic about listening to entire albums (which has value), but even more fans appreciate what reactors do in the reactors' own way--what you do in your own way! P.S. The lyrics refer to a pain-killer shot the bassist, Roger Waters, needed before a show, which reminded him of a time when he was young and was sick. There's more to it than that, but that's the framework for the lyrics, which have meaning even beyond the episode itself!

Your monologue is perfection. Floyd is how you perceive it. It's meant to make you think for yourself and come up with your own interpretation. That's why they are so vague in their answers about what their music is about.

I went to a lot of concerts in a ton of venues in my younger years. I went to my first concert when I was 7, then when I was 12-13 I started going to a lot more, and more than that I was going with my friends and parents to see music I wanted to hear live. I’ve experienced a lot through different shows. Moments where the crowd comes together to sing a whole song and the moment feels magical where’s nobody is worried about being judged for how they sound, everyone just adds their voice to the choir and lets it all out. I’ve felt highs and lows, rage, calm, tears, sober and in other head spaces. Despite all that, I’ve never felt anything like what this performance makes me feel. It takes you on an entire emotional journey unlike any other. It speaks to you on a spiritual level. You’re fully engaged in all your senses. It’s incredible and one of a kind for as far as I’ve ever experienced. And that’s just from the video. I couldn’t imagine being in that crowd and what a journey it must’ve been for the soul. That may sound a bit much, but it’s transcendental and ethereal. Wish I could’ve been there, but I’ll take this as a consolation prize. I’ve watched the whole Pulse concert video from start to finish and took it all in and it’s something else. Once you hear a few more of their songs from that concert’s set list then I’d recommend watching the whole thing in a single shot, even on your own time. It’s worth every second to get in a dark room, headphones on, no distractions, and just take it all in and go on the ride. Can’t recommend that enough.

from Pulse i love also One of these days

I’ve heard this song hundreds of times and I never ever get sick of it. The guitar solo is next level and I absolutely love this song. Growing up in the 70s, my older sisters played this all the time. Between Pink Floyd, the Beatles, Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, The Who, Rolling Stones, and Elton John music I was immersed in great music from an early age… And here we are 54 years later and I have a very diverse taste in music. Talent is talent no matter what genre! I love the fact that you’re doing all different types of music on your channel. You’re so fun.❤

I was here at this show, and it was mind blowing, I brought my friend Lucy 😉 with me, and this was 1 of 2 concerts that changed my life

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. 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

OH one of my favs from Floyd!!!! Yes he was singing emotions comfortably through his guitar....incredible talent!!!!! I love all these varieties you're coming out with....such fun to see you hear all these classics for the first time. You know us true Brainiacs don't care which version you choose, which order you go in, which song you pick....we love them all! 💯🧠⏪💥☺

❤ pink Floyd killing it as always. I’d recommend hey you or wish you were here. Both absolute fire 🔥

I have watched and listened to this hundreds of times and this is the first time someone has finally got it. Well done my man, well done.

I am so glad you listened to the unedited version of this live performance. First you hear Gilmour in all his glory but with all the imperfections too. Pink Floyd never tried to be perfect, they just wanted to be a good as they could be sharing their songs with their audience. This video is as close to being at this concert as you can get. I know I saw this tour in Indy. It was incredible as was your reaction. Keep up the m*****f*****g good work, lol.

A fan is born! You got them from the start.

2:42 I freaking love that you don't let the comment section bully you. Let your heart lead you or you need to go. You don't have to go in order of anything. You just go where you need to go. We will follow

New subscriber here!Love watching you enjoy and absorb this!Im 64 years old and it's a joy to me to see younger people discover and enjoy the music I grew up with and listen to daily. Great reaction!

Dude, Sorrow from this concert will blow your mind. Not sure if you would make it back but it would be a blast to watch.

Amazing reaction man..... the song has it all and you mentioned that but how 'bout that truly incredible unforgettable light show. As a master electrician I would've loved a shot a being part of the crew and setting up and then pulling off one of the greatest light shows in history beautiful and add that song guitar solo and you have it all.... ( perfection )

The Wall literally changed my life. I was 15 the first time I “heard” it. It affected my entire outlook on life, to this day. I saw the movie first. I had never heard of Pink Floyd before that. I’m 48 now, still listen to Floyd daily.

"It's so much like singing through the music" That's what i love, the first time you listen to Pink, all you hear is the music, after a few times you start to realize the lyrics, and then you get blown away for a second time. I know I'm late to your party, but I hope you enjoyed the ride!

"I wanna do Pink Floyd every day" sounds eerily similar to what a crackhead says after they're hooked 🤣😂

I loved your reaction brother. I’m 70 years old and I have the same reaction every time. Keep on the Pink Floyd journey it can be ethereal.

Simply ‘thank you, Mark’. It’s a joy to watch your reactions to some extraordinary bands. Keep up the amazing work and don’t change one iota. ❤❤❤

I was looking forward to watch you to react to this one 😂 It's a bliss to see new generations discover and understand Pink Floyd.

This is also the most amazingly beautiful lightshow ever imagined by someone whose planet I'd like to visit some day. It literally tells the whole story of the song. The lightshow alone is staggering, but with the music??? Sublime!

At first, congratulations for listening to the complete song without interruptions. I've seen a lot of other "first time reactions", where the reactors had to stop over several times and gave some feed back just to calm down a bit from their overwhelming emotions, sometimes even very close from just breaking out in tears. Now the lyrics of the song and musical structure are in form of a dialogue between doctor and patient, but in fact it is more like a conversation between the rational ego and the emotional ego of one person. It's a story about how the rational tries to take over control, calls on the emotional to "get back to duties" and is about to literally sedate the emotional ego, which is in a depressive mood. It is a song about constantly hiding your bad feelings and weakness from everyone in fear, nobody would understand, be able to handle you under this conditions or even rips you off, and how you split up in two personalities over the years, when the rational ego walls the emotional ego. The final solo is like the song the emotional ego sings from inside these walls realizing his banishment from the world, a song of inner loneliness and sadness about what has been lost. So to me it is one of the most personally touching songs in my life.

The beginning of this video had me rollin' I fucking love you man.

The massive shut down echo is epic.

I've been listening to Pink Floyd for over 40 years it's nice to see a new listeners reaction try the final cut the album and the song

You made me laugh my balls off ! You’re definitely a wild one. You’re one of just a few that selected the actual version. Most do the shorter ones. I enjoyed, good job.

Love your reaction. I was at this exact concert back in 94 at Earls Court, London and fuck it really did blow my mind.

Every song is a TRIP - love seeing you getting it !

Loved it! Absolutely loved every second! Fabulous music and a firework party reaction to it! Just couldn’t ask for more!

Yup. Have fun discovering these guys! I do hope you do hope you share more of these. I can't experience the joy of discovering these guys for the first time again. But, you sharing with us certainly reminds me of the joy of hearing these guys for the first time. Thanks for sharing! Cheers!

Watching this again( and again ) I love you just closed your eyes and not watching the video and just listened to this great song. I loved this reaction.

Great reaction. I’m from Tulsa Oklahoma. No requests here. Just enjoying young people discovering the amazing music out there. New subscriber now.

Ah great times thanks for bringin me back your gonna love the movie THE WALL all songs made into movie ❤

One of the if not the greatest Live guitar solos ever.

It's a cold,dreary,gray day here near the New Jersey Pine Barrens. I've been listening to Pink Floyd all morning. Then realized I never watched your PF reactions,so,here I am😂 Also. Young David Gilmour was so breathtakingly beautiful❤ And he's also the best gutarist EVER😂 His birthday was a few days ago so.......Happy Birthday David Gilmour~ you Beautiful man~!!❤ Also,I remember the first time I heard Pink Floyd.....it was 1974,I was 10 and in the back seat of my sisters car. The whole world briefly stopped for me in that moment...... And now at 58,,and many tabs of acid later,this music STILL stops the world for me....... (Check out him and David Bowie doing this song live,you won't be disappointed~!!)

I love this song. Especially this version. Greatest reaction to Comfortably Numb ever seen. This was the first of your Pink Floyd reactions I've ever seen and I've seen more then a few of your reactions. I'm only commenting on it now because it was so great I had to go back and watch it again.

All´s cool, you listen to music the way it arrives on your doorstep, listen to the full albums in your own time, looking forward to more of your Floydian trip.

Hahahaha you had me howling over hear! Loved your enthusiasm!

I was lucky to be there. Im glad you totally get it. And, trust me, they become more relevant to your personal circumstances the older you get. If you can sing the solo...you know its good

My sister part of the team that puts on Coachella, Stagecoach and other huge music festivals. In 2016 they did Desert Trip at the same polo field as Coachella; 80,000 people for Roger Waters, Rolling Stones, The Who, Bob Dylan, etc. There was a soundsystem with towers across the polo field designed for the sound to travel through your head like headphones would no matter how far back you were in the crowd. I think she said that Roger Waters was the only one to utilize the speakers for full effect, that’s one I wish I hadn’t missed (even though she facetimed me from above the crowd). Also, when Roger Waters played Coachella years before, the infamous giant inflatable pig became untethered and floated away. A reward was offered for the return of the pig which was found spread across two yards in an adjacent town. It’s a great story to look up.

If you go down the PULSE road you're in for a real fucking experience. Enjoy it. Watch the whole lot - greatest concert ever!!!

Not one phone in the crowd. Just thousands of people in awe of greatness.

I was lucky enough to see Pink Floyd twice in concert. They are truly amazing. I think a lot about what makes them so different and how they touch so many people in such a particular way, but I have yet to come up with a satisfactory answer for myself. All I know is their music is one of the greatest gifts ever given to the whole of humanity.

I used to love their music as a kid. My dad taught us to appreciated all music. I'm 47. I didn't really start to appreciate pink floyd until my late twenties. This is freakin awesome. Phuck the haters... do your thing brother. One of my favorite groups of all time. Right up there with Earth Wind and Fire

Great reaction, I can tell you that you will feel exactly the same way every time you listen to Pink Floyd, it never changes. I've been listening to them since 1969 and still bar up when I hear them!! ..

Those dive bombs at 13:35 always tug at my soul, it's like it's crying out or screaming. It's incredible

LOL!! I thought for sure you were going pass out by the time Gilmour finished his second solo!!!😂

Bro you pretty much nailed it with the back story with the Dr, and pinprick and all that. Great reaction! Looking forward to more!

Pulse concert is the best, Sorrow is a great song and David Gilmores Guitar sounds like it is connected to his soul, it is great to see him, I have been listening to Pink floyd for 50yrs and I'm sure you will get more older people watching fans of them are really passionate about them, and your starting to see why

I was at the Pulse Concert at Earls Court in 94. Best thing ever. So many great songs and the whole of Dark Side. Brilliant.

Love your reactions! I've been listening to Pink Floyd since I was a kid so it's nice to see a fresh reaction to these songs. With the people criticising I would keep in mind that our brains are wired to see negative comments more than the positive. It's a survival mechanism. I keep that in mind when it happens to me