The live performance you see here at the Pulse concert was done in 1994. It was restored and upgraded in 2019. So anything you see was 1994 technology here thus the reason you see no cell phones! Try the song "High Hopes" from the same 1994 pulse concert!! Or the song that they open the same concert with "Shine On You Crazy diamond"!! Those songs are extremely different but you may be floored at the technology they used in 94! One last little item here, this concert was done at Earl's Court in London and that same venue sold out 15 nights in a row!

Anything from this concert is 🔥🔥🔥

Great Tim Renwick...additional guitar 🔝

Really enjoy these Pulse reactions.

this was remastered in 2019 from the original and last pink floyd concert in 1994, some 25 years previous to the remastering process in 2019

Am enjoying your thoughtful comments. Being left-brained my musical abilities are limited to just listening, so it is interesting to listen to someone who is involved with music on a personal basis. Both "The Wall" and "Dark Side of the Moon" depend a lot on the song-to-song continuity, so full album reactions (even if split into several videos) are more apt to capture the intent. Finally, would you consider putting up some music that you were involved in creating? Good luck with your channel!

I've not seen too many reactors not be impressed by this Pulse concert that have never heard them before, so i doubt it will be too saturated. No bands like this anymore...

It's so nice to not see one cellphone. The concert experience before cellphone technology took over. The Pulse concert must have been awesome to attend. So much better than the Pompeii concert.

Taken from the album The Wall another great track! Also at this concert, a slightly slower version of The Wall - "Comfortably Numb" that has an extended guitar solo... Some say it's the greatest guitar solo of all time! (not trying to raise anyone's expectations but.... Yeh it's that good!)

You cut it off 2 seconds before the epic mic drop ending! This was 1994 BTW, Earls Court London.

Just a heads up if you tackle the album The Wall. Try to avoid single tracks. The Wall is actually 1 continuous piece, which is the story of fictional Rock Star "Pink". Its a story of a man who literally goes insane! Traumas throughout his life cause him to build a mental wall. Keeping out harm and all his fears and emotions in. It's set with Pink (Mr Pink Floyd) comatose in a hotel room having flashbacks of his entire life. His birth, the death of his father while he was still a baby, his overbearing mother, ridicule at school, a broken marriage and the excesses of Rock star lifestyle. Pink builds a mental wall of complete isolation ending with an imagined trial in his head for crimes of showing human feelings. It's an absolute masterpiece that really needs to be tackled in track order.