"Maybe I should take a couple notes", that was just too funny dude.

As you requested, here is a memory. When I went to concerts for most bands, the people leaving afterward are usually amped up and ready to go party somewhere. When people were leaving a Pink Floyd concert, they were mostly quiet. And that seemed normal. Everyone was still trying to process what they had just witnessed, and were leaving in a...mood of reverence.

I'm sure some of these comments have mentioned it, but you absolutely need to check out the story of how Clare Tory contributed to that song. It's kind of trippy.

That "rising to heaven" sh*t was pretty awesome too. (You got my sub with this video.)

I really like your written comments on-screen.

Lol, I was gonna say, if you want another PF song, "Time" literally talks about a rabbit hole. But I see you've also reacted to that now.

We're Pink Floyd fans. You don't need to explain why you closed your eyes. 🙃

I've got a few recommendations from Gilmour's solo concerts, which are just as good: - Breakthrough (live with Richard Wright, 2002) - In Any Tongue (Pompeii 2016) - Fat Old Sun (Remember That Night, 2006) _ The Blue (Remember That Night, 2006) - Castellorizon/On An Island (Live in Gdansk, 2006)

I read somewhere recently that when asked about this solo David Gilmour commented that 'there weren't too many lyrics' in the song so he had to 'fill it out' somehow - haha holy shit Davey boy - nice little filler there son!!

PULSE concert is available on DVD.

Greetings from Canada. Good to see you enjoy. Peace, love and bellbottoms.

Its the little things with Pink Floyd that end up being grandiose, that little note just after 4:55 mark

Basically: crap on Roger Waters, we are moving on. He reached out to him but got the FU

This performance is a true treasure.

I've always liked this song but I can see why they didn't include it in the Pulse video. Actually I'm not sure if they even ever performed it in front of an audience apart from this rehearsal but I'm not sure. There were several songs that were only performed once or a handful of times that didn't make it onto the official video. Marooned (which is their only work to have ever won a Grammy) performed in Norway, which brought tears to audience members because they tied it in with the whaling industry), What Do You Want From Me, Hey You, Astronomy Domine, On The Turning Away, Poles Apart, One Slip. Some of those were on the CD release of the concerts, others were released later officially from fan recordings, other fan videos can be viewed unofficially if you look for them. I think they did a good job of releasing the best on the concert video but I love all of them in different ways.

Greetings from Cyprus. I suggest you to make a reaction from Pulse concert the songs, Run like hell, Us and Them and One of these Days.

Questa canzone è sul rapporto conflittuale tra Gilmour ( ma pure Richard Wright) con Roger Waters

The Division Bell is a great album and I love this song. My favorite on the album is Poles Apart, but unfortunately the only live version on You Tube is someone's bootleg upload, but it's been remastered so sounds pretty good.

Please watch Stevie Ray Vaughan “Texas Flood”. The live at El Mocambo version. It’s blow your mind. ✌🏻💕

Im loving your channel! Diggin your Pink Floyd and Led Zepp the most. These are timeless songs. You’ll listen to them for the next 50 years and they change meaning throughout your lifespan ✌🏻💕

There might be one guitarist who can come close. His name is Wolfgang...Van Halen. Eddie's son.

This show features solos from each of the band members, and all 3 are phenomenal. Alex's drum solo is great, and basist Michael Anthony goes nuts. Another great guitar performance is the Rock and Roll Hall of fame performance of While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Mind blowing A wonderful drum performance is Moby Dick at Albert Hall by John Bonham of Led Zeppelin As this is probably the greatest guitar solo of all time, the greatest drum solo of all time, in my opinion, is Neil Peart live in Frankfurt. Just as legendary and mind blowing As Eddie's solo here

I’ve actually met David, in 2014. He came to a wedding in the village I live in England, called Wick. He was stood outside the venue, I guess having a breather and we recognised him, actually we knew he was going to there, anyway he was absolutely lovely and talked to us for at least 10 minuets, not about music, but about us, he was honestly the nicest person, albeit being one of the most influential people in music history.

This sounds like 2000s rock jam

I wonder ? Do you listen to these songs on your off time ?

This is not The Beatles

I'm no expert, but I have read in other comment sections that this performance was made up of numerous sections of other songs strung together. They call it "eruption" only because it's embedded in the performance. See for yourself, listen to the stand alone piece off the first album titled "eruption" and then watch this again, then you can tell when he slides into and out of it. There are a few sections that are just him showing off what weird sounds a guitar can make if you play it NOT they way it was intended. If you watch closely in the beginning when he is on stage with sammy, the back of the Strat is OPEN. This is for later when he holds the guitar flat and plucks the "whammy" bar springs to make all 6 strings vibrate at once and then plays with the neck to make it sound "spacey". To really appreciate his skill, you have to watch what he is doing with his huge hands. Like when he makes it sound like a Cello. Those notes are called "swells", where he is actually dropping the volume to kill the "attack" sound of him plucking the string, then quickly ramping the volume back up for the rest of the note. If you watch it again, you can see his right hand modulating the volume and his left hand is doing the plucking. As good as this is, on a technical level, I still prefer Gilmour's second solo on Comfortably Numb. That one literally make tears roll down my face.

Cool reaction. Try the song, "5150" from the same concert or "Running With the Devil" off of their first album "Van Halen I" if you'd like to hear how most of us heard it for the first time. It was a WTF moment on the radio back in 1978.

He built that guitar & called it "Frankenstein "😅

Hi, I saw them twice in Philly they were amazing! Eddie was a Maestro, He loved Classical music. Thank you❤

Yeah, he gets it. The endless river. Forever and ever.

I loved it when you said, "I can't pause it...." I can not count the times I've listened to this song and just let that guitar carry me away. David Gilmour is a master at emoting through his music. I've been listening to these guys for over 50 years and it never gets old.

😊 Great reaction! 🥰🐰

Is this a different video than the official “Pulse” footage? The camera angles and musical phrasing is different. Or am I imagining it?

🤗 Catching up on your PF reactions! 🥰🐰

Go back, and listen to the WHOLE album "Dark Side Of The Moon" by Pink Floyd. Listen from song 1 (Speak to me) the last (Eclipse) without interruption. A good way to do this is this youtube video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/or5ypNeg3tOudqM.htmlfeature=shared Or this version, where they played the whole album with a real eclipse happening in the video: kzfaq.infoIUCjO4YVW6A?feature=shared (and no, I didn't Rick-Roll you)

If you do the live version of "Us and Them" you'll see Mr Perry play in the saxophone in that song as well. And that is during this same concert and comes immediately after money!!

Written and sung by Paul McCartney.. It was on the Abbey Road Album... 1969. The Beatles were unique and groundbreaking.. The 60's and 70's had the most incredible music!

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The bass player is Guy Pratt, he has been with Pink Floyd longer then Roger Waters was, and its Guy Pratt that took his place when Roger left the group. If you check out the Momentary lapse of reason tour in New York 1988, Pratt is in that concert. Saw Pratt live a few weeks back with Nick mason' s band. It was an appsolute treat to be under the same roof as Pratt and Nick.

We all have our favourites and those that aren’t top of the list but not everyone’s list is the same. As Artists they are second to none

I was there three nights after this was recorded. It remains the best concert I've ever been to. (And I've been to some good ones!)

I'll say it again here: I Love your style of reactions! A couple of PF suggestions: Marooned, (studio version, audio only). And any David Gilmour concerts (live at Gdańsk): Castellorizon/ On an Island combo, Red Sky at Night/This Heaven combo (David playing a different instrument!), High Hopes (excellent version), Shine on you Crazy Diamond (your sax guy is back!), and Wearing the Inside Out (Rick Wright song!)... I might go on, but 😅. Take care and keep it up!!❤

Every song from Pulse is excellent.

I went to both concerts in Earl's Court London in 1979 and 1980 also went to the pulse concert at maine Road football stadium in Manchester the best experience I've had of live music apart from the dark side of the moon concert in 1974❤

Was at this show on Saturday 22nd October 94 as this is from the 20th 94 Thursday night but effectively you had 15 PULSES shows in the month of October which was a record for one band to sell so many shows same venue! Great upload great passion review reaction 💯👌🙏

Bland song in humble opinion, but by all the false gods, Gilmore is magnificent. Cracking reaction and all power to you.

Underated PF album.

Anisina from The Endless River album will likely bring tears to my to your eyes as well 👍😉 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qaiWq9xlmp_LiY0.htmlsi=k2l7LQISAk0WXzzA

“The Blue” David Gilmour Live at Pompeii 2016. The end has another absurd guitar solo. 😮