1st Time EVER hearing Pink Floyd! Wish You Were Here (Live)

[@kurtwebendorfer2849]

Warms my heart to watch two souls young enough to be my grandkids feel the way I did when I first listened to Floyd more than 50 yrs ago!!!

[@ronaldomadrebien7045]

It’s such a musical gift to listen to Pink Floyd for the first time…….I’ve been listening since 1973

[@capetowntrikeman]

You guys NEED headphones for Pink Floyd...trust me on that. Same concert...Comfortably Numb (which has the greatest live guitar solo in music history), Run Like Hell, High Hopes, Sorrow, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Coming Back To Life, The Great Gig In The Sky and many more.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@capetowntrikeman We’re working on getting them so we can really hear it better. Our speakers are good but everyone says there’s other things in the music. Can’t wait! We plan on doing them all. Thank you so much for being here! -Ashley & Jonny

[@Rick-or2kq]

@@TheReactionCave1 Suggestion on the headphones, go with over the ear, somewhere in $100 to $300.00 range, if you can afford it? There are much more expensive ones costing a thousand or more, but I think the best bang for the buck in is that range. Hope this helps, I have been in audio for 50 years.

[@ghost500e]

Or a 15,000$ surround system on a healthy bit of volume and you can forget headphones forever.😜

[@TheReactionCave1]

@ Haha that’s the dream! Love that idea even more! -Ashley & Jonny

[@TruthIsNotTemporary]

@@TheReactionCave1 Everybody is correct…you are missing half the music 😊

[@evilweeja]

I was there at this concert in Earls Court London in 94 .. 90,000+ fans , 200,000 watt sound system .. THEE best light show ever for any concert ! Listening to the GODS of music bring me an the crowd to tears .. tears of sorrow amd joy singing our hearts out an having our souls touched by David Gilmour & his guitar ! PULSE forever .. 30 years ago an I can still relive every second I was there .. !! One of the most enduring interpretations of “Wish You Were Here” is that it serves as a tribute to Syd Barrett, the co-founder of Pink Floyd who left the band in 1968 due to mental health issues. Barrett was a pivotal figure in the band’s early days, providing vocals, guitar, and songwriting for their first two albums, “The Piper at the Gates of Dawn” and “A Saucerful of Secrets.” However, his erratic behavior and drug use eventually took a toll on his mental health, and he was replaced by David Gilmour. The opening lines of “Wish You Were Here” - “So, so you think you can tell/ Heaven from Hell/ Blue skies from pain” - have been interpreted as a reference to Barrett’s mental state and the toll it took on him. The next lines - “Can you tell a green field/ From a cold steel rail?/ A smile from a veil?” - may allude to the difficulty of distinguishing reality from illusion, which was a common theme in Barrett’s lyrics. The chorus of the song - “How I wish you were here/ We’re just two lost souls swimming in a fishbowl/ Year after year” - is arguably the most poignant and emotional part. The “you” in this context can be interpreted as Douglass, the band’s former manager who died in a car accident, or as Barrett, whose exit from the band left a void that could never be filled. “Two lost souls” may refer to the disconnect between the remaining members of Pink Floyd who were still reeling from Barrett’s exit.

[@paul00390]

I was there, too. It left me speechless.

[@trentbresler3179]

I was in the LA shows in 93. Did back to back because it blew my mind the first night so had to see them again. It is still one of the best concerts I have ever seen.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@evilweeja Oh wow, can’t imagine how amazing that night must have been! It’s so cool to hear about the songs afterwards and to hear just how much goes into lyrics like that. It makes you really appreciate the power that music has. Thank you so much for the comment and for being here too! -Ashley & Jonny

[@TheSmittenman]

90,000 fans? Not on the night i was there, and more than that over their entire stay

[@MartinMcMartin]

A man sing a duet with his guitar, absolute perfection.

[@Hippiemetalhead-h9k]

Brother. You've got you a sweetheart. She's SO SWEET. You're a lucky man. Thank yall for touching my ol heart. Yall are precious.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@Hippiemetalhead-h9k She’s my best friend in the entire world. We’re both softies. Thanks for being such a good guy and thank you for being here! -Jonny

[@jonathansmith3742]

This song is allmost 50 yrs old now and still pulls at my heart strings. I have seen David Gilmour do it several times. In 2016 at MSG 20,000 fans singing along was awesome.

[@marab1440]

The difference between old music and new music i believe is spiritual , cuz it’s undeniable that old music is more poetic and pure, unfettered beauty ❤

[@unpluggedist]

If you wanna complete blown away by light and music you have to see the whole concert. Its pure magic from the firdt second to the last.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@unpluggedist Once we get our Patreon up we 1000% want to do that! Everything got put a step back when our channel got deleted. We lost so many amazing subscribers and friends. But yesss we can’t wait until we can do that. Thank you for commenting and for being here! -Ashley & Jonny

[@jamesbondbond8388]

@@TheReactionCave1 With headphones beeter

[@IANWOOLLARD-f8x]

I'm 74 and grew up listening to them david is 78 and is now on tour with his new album and still playing better than ever

[@scozz6139]

You've stumbled on one of the greatest Rock bands ever! Formed in London in 1964, Pink Floyd has sold over 300 million albums, and counting. Look them up, incredible Progressive Rock band.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@scozz6139 We can’t wait to hear more of their songs! Thank you so much for commenting and being here! -Ashley & Jonny

[@ktwebbdevil]

I got to see Pink Floyd twice in Raleigh NC! First in the late 80's then again in Early 90s! First one I drove up from Jax Fla where I was living because a friend from back home had an extra ticket. By the time of the second show I was back living not far from Raleigh. Both shows were epic!

[@MaryEllen10862]

The pulse concert is one I think you two would enjoy watching. David Gilmour’s guitars solos are epic! Coming back to life and comfortable numb are two of my favorites but there’s so many others from Pink Floyd that have blown me away. One don’t just listen to Pink Floyd it’s an experience you won’t soon forget. Also the light show at the pulse concert is amazing! You two are great! Love your reaction’s.

[@alltruenews]

Please; More Pink Floyd! The Pulse concert is the best live representation of their work.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@alltruenews We’re gonna do a lot of them! We can’t wait. Getting to hear all of these amazing bands is the coolest thing! Thanks for commenting and being here! -Ashley & Jonny

[@myownchannel247]

The pyramid and prism design is the album art for their incredible album Dark Side of the Moon 🌚

[@andrewwhite7868]

Great reaction. I was at the Pulse concert in 1994. Amazing. I loved them before I saw them live. After the live concert, my love went to adoration.

[@davidrodenkirk5561]

Comfortably Numb,pulse concert. That seems to be the song most people are moved the most bye. Any song from this concert is amazing. ❤

[@daveparker839]

First view of your channel. Enjoy Pink Floyd this way as they one has passed away and they no longer tour. My favorite band. Recommend decent headphones but don’t spend crazy money. Also, PF doesn’t block most vids if you listen from their own channel. Definitely listen to studio stuff before live so you get the true feel of their art. Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall are all concept albums where you listen to the album in its entirety to get the whole feel. Definitely do that at some point but enjoy the ride! …with headphones 😂

[@GENXleaningright]

Just started hanging out with you guys and my earliest memory is the heartbeat at the beginning of Dark side of the moon. My dad loved Pink Floyd and i am celebrating the 2 year anniversary of his death with you right now. Dad, wish you were here ❤

[@jackiegiannino6835]

❤🙏🏼

[@syddesrochers2604]

hello miss and sir. what a first unusual song to discover PF.👀 usualy its confortably numb. i love when things turn in jeopardy...loll👁 why not stay there. .animals. is one of there great works of art.🐖 3 pieces connected in one. its better to listen in one time. with pleasure🥂 syd québec canada.🌎

[@Cutelittlething-r1d]

With love from China!Such a lovely couple! I enjoy your reactions. As a Pink Floyd fan, I'm eagerly looking forward to more reactions to their songs, especially those from this concert. You'll find that reactions to Pink Floyd will greatly help the growth of the channel.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@Cutelittlething-r1d Aww thank you! Lots of love back from us!! We love the band so much too. So happy you found the channel!! -Ashley & Jonny

[@lowden87]

This was one of pink floyds final tours in 1994, david gilmour is touring now at 78years old and still crushing it

[@tammywhite5742]

Song is about a band member they had to leave behind because of his drug addiction and how they wished he was still there it’s a very sad and haunting song..thank you for your reaction and keeping this music alive… I heard them perform in the Cleveland Stadium in late 80’s they were phenomenal.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@tammywhite5742 Oh my gosh that makes a lot of sense now. It makes the song so much more emotional too. I bet that was amazing! We want to go to a concert so bad now after hearing all of these bands. Thank you so much for being here and commenting too! -Ashley & Jonny

[@stewartsmith161]

As someone who first heard Pink Floyd in about 1975, seen them live with and without Roger and also seen Roger after he left, it is always a pleasure to see people finding the joy that is Pink Floyd. You have so much to discover. Go and enjoy!

[@kentnottingham9635]

This band pretty much invented lightshows. You may need to see more of them live!!!

[@d.l.607]

Pink Floyd (David Gilmour) just played a couple of gigs at Madison Square Garden in NYC. A friend went to see it and said they were great

[@tornadohunter-mu4wy]

I still remember hearing this song for the first time when I was 15. 21 years ago. Been my favorite song ever since. Such a spiritual experience pink floyd is....they will always go unmatched.

[@stevesnow315]

"Did you exchange a walk-on part in the war for a lead role in a cage." That line stuck in my brain for days after my first listen.🤘😎❤

[@scott3744]

This song, for many (including me), is the highlight of a Pink Floyd concert, followed by the song Comfortably Numb 😎

[@melvisroberts3715]

Pink floyd is an experience, the lights flash and vibrations brings you in and you become apart of the music.a wall of sound especially if you're in the audience

[@jimholmes692]

This concert was from 1994. As others have said, you should react to the song Comfortably Numb from the same concert. It's amazing. Great reaction. Thanks!

[@kennethcurtis6648]

This is from the 'Pulse 'concert in '94 at Earl's Court in London ,( I was there) ,it is the 1st song of a 3 song encore, 2nd was 'Comfortably Numb ' a monster which includes what is ranked as the best solo in any song ever, it will blow your hat off and 3rd and last 'Run Like Hell ' another monster that will blow your socks off as well. 2 more little things, Pink Floyd invented the light show back in the 60s to enhance the experience and Headphones are an absolute must as Pink Floyd invented Quadrophonic surround sound in order to enhance your experience to the max, bet you didn't know that the Floyd invented what has become the standard for all concerts everywhere, pioneering in every aspect of the music world .

[@planekrazy1795]

Gladdens My Old Hart to see people discovering Pink Floyd, it's a deep Rabbit Hole enjoy it all. The show was in 1994 at Earl's Court London. The lead Singer and Guitarist is David Gilmour now 78 years old and is touring as we speak Solo. The Keyboard Player is Richard Wright sadly passed away in 2008 at the age of 65 from Lung Cancer. The Drummer is Nick Mason and is currently touring with his band Saucerfull of Secrets. The original bass player is Rodger Walters who split with the band in 1985 final settlement in 1987, still recording and touring solo. The original frontman was Syd Barrett he and the band parted company in 1968 due to his increasingly bad mental health made worse by his copious use of LSD, it was a real Tragedy. A lot of tracks are about him and the sad loss to the band an inspiration for the album Wish You Were Here. He passed away in 2006 from Pancreatic Cancer. David, Richard and Nick continued to record and tour as Pink Floyd. The Tour this was filmed at was called The Division Bell or Pulse, this ended up being the last big show tour they did together. Pink Floyd formed in 1965 with David Gilmour joining in 1967. Next year is 60 years of Pink Floyd. My Favourite Albums: Animals. Dark Side of The Moon. Wish You Were Here. Momentary Lapse of Reason. The Wall.

[@OldSkoolDad23]

Pink Floyd makes magic through music!

[@BlueBarchetta67]

Time, lyrically, is a lesson for life. For the young it's inspiring, for the older generation it can leave you with so many mixed emotions, as you reflect on your own lives. .

[@manero170869]

this is the song that pink floyd dedicated to their old companion and founder of the band: Syd Barrett, who was completely crazy, trapped in his lysergic flights. he had gone to visit them in the rehearsal room during the recording of the album and he didn't even seem like himself anymore, this episode inspired the very famous song throughout the world.

[@ffc303]

She's a sweetheart. 🎉

[@robertaldrich3078]

This band like others back in the 70’s are pure music. No auto tuner involved. Music was and still is the best from back then. The Bee Gees To much heaven is incredible!

[@jessdati1]

you guys are great together!! subbed!! please do more from the Pulse tour...

[@joeclowney5378]

It was fantastic live. I was there.

[@andrewmorgan3166]

You need to listen to 'Comfortably Numb' from the Pulse concert. You will not be disappointed.

[@darktake1234]

Cute couple - great reaction 😊

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@darktake1234 Aww thank you! So happy you’re here! -Ashley & Jonny

[@jackiegiannino6835]

David Gilmore ( lead singer & guitar player) was just in NY @ Madison Square Garden a few weeks back. He performs as David Gilmore. He is 79 years old. Pink Floyd has three remaining members still with us. David Gilmore,Nick mason ( drums) and Roger Waters( bass & lyricist). The band dissolved in the 80’s. Roger tours alone as does David. The concert you just watched was from 1994. The Pulse tour. The. Best. Concert. Tour. EVER!!! Not a bad song in the 2 1/2 hour show! The band originated in the mid 60’s. Wish you were here is a tribute song to one of their founding members( Syd Barret). He had mental health issues and abused psychedelics , which made him unreliable to perform. Can I be so bold to ask you to listen to Comfortably Numb , from the same concert? You will not be sorry! Loved your reaction!! ✌🏻❤️

[@adriandavies7229]

Please watch more pink floyd live. Comfortably numb is the best live song ever ❤ sorrow and run like hell as well. Thx

[@cletushouse906]

Headphones are a MUST.

[@lubos1207]

I don't want to give you too much advice, but I recommend wearing good quality headphones, especially when listening to Pink Floyd, even when listening to concert videos. Their songs contain a lot of crucial details, and you won't catch them without good listening. I consider the 1994 Pulse concert to be one of the best musical performances ever. It is not only a musical but also a visual treat! I consider David Gilmour to be perhaps the best guitarist alive. Check out, for example, "Comfortably Numb" from that concert. At the end of the song he plays a guitar solo that is considered the best ever. Otherwise, I would ask you to turn on subtitles for recorded videos. I'm from the Czech Republic and I don't speak English very well and subtitles help me. I suppose I am not the only one in the world ;-).

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@lubos1207 Aww we love the advice! And we definitely plan on it. It’s cool just imagining everything they layer into the music. We’ve heard about it, but haven’t got to experience it yet. But soon! Thank you so much for commenting and being here! -Ashley & Jonny

[@tomas347]

Headphones really really help when listening to their music. If you prefer live versions, this concert covers many of their best songs. Enjoy.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@tomas347 We definitely plan on getting them. Or even doing a “2nd listen” video once we do. So happy you found the channel! -Ashley

[@kennethcurtis6648]

David Gilmore is currently in the middle of a world tour with his new solo album and yes he's in his 80's, Nick Mason has been touring with his band ' Saucerful of secrets ' ( both have a few of the same musicians, namely Guy Pratt who plays bass with both and for Pink Floyd) ,sadly Richard Wright who played the Keyboard passed away a number of years ago.

[@leenagel3605]

I saw this show in 94 at Arrowhead Stadium in KC. I worked in theater production in Branson Mo. I knew the guy who programmed the lights for this tour. The programming took 6 months and the lighting rig needed 16 semi to move it to the next venue. Lasers can be any color you want through the projector. The colored lights on the stage are VeriLight VL-5s. They're a color wash and cash project any color you like.

[@Rayray-kj9cc]

One of my favorite songs of all time!!

[@Baz6029]

Great reaction guys! Genuine and honest.

[@davehadley3567]

The pulse concert was at Earls Court London 1994 it cost $ 98,000,000 at 1994 prices and used 233000 watts of power for each performance ( that’s enough to run a small town) …and next? It just has to be Comfortably Numb from the same pulse Concert …the light show is fantastic.

[@jasonthompson3443]

Welcome to your Pink Floyd journey kids! You will not be disappointed at any stage of the trip. My personal pick for your next Floyd reaction is Echoes from the album Meddle. You can check the original studio version, or the live version from the early 70`s video Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii. chefs kiss! That whole vid is great. Several excellent performances of some of their biggest songs, and lots of the ins and outs of the band while recording Dark Side of the Moon. Then, more great songs from this concert; Comfortably Numb, Time, The Great Gig in the Sky..... just do the whole concert. It`s all Floyd. Enjoy!

[@desichambers7556]

Dave Gilmore the singer is still touring with his newer band and in fact just finished a tour quite recently in the states. His voice is still brilliant.

[@burb92]

that prism is from the album dark side of the moon. one of their greatest albums

[@chrisspain-ft5cd]

You guys are great, watch the pulse concert with pink floyd the best live band ever and still selling out world wide David Gilmore {thats the main man} at 78 yo he is great , Suggestions all from pulse , great gig in the sky , high hopes, comfortably numb, one of these days and the best concert ending ever so hold on to your seats run like hell using over 1 million dollars of lighting

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@chrisspain-ft5cd Awww thank you! So happy you found us and like the channel. We’re adding them all to our list! It’s hard waiting to hear everything but it’s worth it when we actually get to. Thank you so much for commenting! -Ashley

[@nardj.5277]

PF = headphones! To enjoy all the sound effect they put into their compositions. Pulse concert, as also Sound of Thunder, is one of the best liveconcert ever. Enjoy your PF journey.

[@nickgoodson9918]

Guys, please react to 'Live in Pompeii' from 1972, the 4 original members play a small set in an ancient amphitheatre in Pompeii (Italy). There's no crowd, they're just playing to the gods, stunning :)

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@nickgoodson9918 Oh cool! We’ll add it to our to do list. Never knew there was an older one. We’ve heard about Comfortably Numb Live in Pompeii the newer one. Some people say to do that and some say Pulse. We were thinking of maybe doing both over time. :) So knowing there’s another is even cooler. We love the band so we would love to see them all!! -Ashley & Jonny

[@nickgoodson9918]

@@TheReactionCave1 the 1972 'show' is the guys at their peak in 1972. They started in 1965, so Pulse and the recent Pompeii gig is them in their middle-late years. All this stuff was written in the early-mid 70's, that's peak Floyd. They look cool AF too ;)

[@lhokaj]

good reaction video - thank you!

[@scott3744]

If you listen carefully, you can here the entire stadium full of people singing along. They tried to minimize the effect for the recording, but it's there if you listen for it 👍😁

[@philrawlings1688]

This concert was epic. The tracks Comfortably Numb and on the Turning Away have what have been described as "the best ever". They are not too long but are brilliant. Butbif you want a real eye opener try The Great Gig in the Sky. A song sung with no words. The original was recorded back in 1973 was completely made up on the spot by a session backing singer. It so powerful ! Good luck to you and your channel😊 It's the Pink Floys "Pulse" concert

[@JackHunter-n6t]

Love the juice box.

[@srt8rocketship241]

If you listem to this after a sad loss. It's gonna make you almost fall apart. More from this show. Another great is On The Turning Away live from A Delicate Sound Of Thunder show.

[@basdebruin2355]

About the lights… all visual effects are really ‘out of this world’. So overwhelming fantastic… one of the few bands where music, text and visual effects are ‘art all around’. Yes, I am a biased 66 years jong male, Pink Floyd addict (Roger Waters as well).

[@JonnyVirgil]

Hey guys. I love what you guys do and especially this reaction. I was actually there the night that this was recorded and it remains probably the best concert that I've ever been to. As other people have suggested you should react to more songs from this 1994 'Pulse' concert, especially the songs 'Comfortably Numb' and 'High Hopes'. Keep up the great work. Much love.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@JonnyVirgil We have all of them on our list to do. The hardest thing is waiting to listen to them lol. Can’t imagine how great that would’ve been to actually be there! -Ashley & Jonny

[@waynejones1054]

Excellent reaction😄😄. As others have said below, pick anything from this 'Pulse' concert. My particular recommendations would be: Comfortably Numb, Run Like Hell, High Hopes, Keep Talking. 💙

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@waynejones1054 We can’t wait to hear all of them! So happy you’re here and you found the channel! -Ashley & Jonny

[@gbsailing9436]

Well you guys have opened a HUGE Pandora's box here with Pink Floyd !!! Not only is that a true statement, but it is no understatement!!! PF have a huge body of work - almost ALL of which is seismic in its intensity and scope. Why do I say scope? typically they try to cover SO much ground in a song both; lyrically; and SONICALLY!!! See "Echoes'", "Careful With That Axe Eugene", "Set The Controls For the Heart Of the Sun", "Hey You", "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", "Welcome To the Machine", etc. But those songs are just a start. ALL Pink Floyd's albums MUST be listened to in one sitting - from beginning to end to get their full intent at the point of time. Pink Floyd will help you experience a FULL range of emotions throughout a sitting. No Joke! It has been suggested by many - myself included - that one listen to an album (which has been done on YT) that you listen to them in a dark room with lights and distractions reduced!!! I suggest a couple of glasses of you favourite brew prior to starting. Their music IS a musical experience to be SAVOURED and cherished !!! You can't listen to Pink Floyd for a first time the 2nd time. You can only hear it for the 1st time - so do it right the first time. Don't say you have been forewarned. Do it right he first time!!! Welcome to the Journey, and ENJOY it all! Should you promise to do that, I'll then sub.

[@srt8rocketship241]

Favid recently ended Pink Floyd as their Masterful keyboardist Richard Wright left us , he knew it couldn't be the same , I'm sure. David just released a new solo album called Luck and Strange and is currently on tour. He does some Floyd songs i heard in his shows.

[@KevinSmith-up1qo]

My greatest accomplishment in life was being able to play both parts of this; the 12 string intro and the solo…

[@scott3744]

The song is originally from 1975, from the album of the same name, "Wish You Were Here" 👍

[@riff8114]

I saw them in 77' the Animals tour. They use lasers every show, yes.

[@stevedalley8378]

I never got to see Pink Floyd live but when on holiday in Orlando, Florida i got to see The australian Pink Floyd at the Hard rock cafe at universal studios theme park, and they are very good, if still performing.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@stevedalley8378 That’s our dream now is to make it to one of these concerts. The actual band, or even an amazing cover band. One day soon hopefully! Thank you so much for being here Steve! -Ashley & Jonny

[@dlongstaff1960]

I can second the recommendation for Australian Pink Floyd. They're currently touring the UK and saw them in Harrogate last week. Top notch. Try to see them every year.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@ So are they an Australian cover band that’s amazing? Or are they original members that live there now? We KNOW once we hear more that we’ll want to go. But for the moment we try not to google a lot and we don’t want to listen to anything so they’re honest reactions. You guys are our lifeline at the moment! -Ashley & Jonny

[@dlongstaff1960]

@@TheReactionCave1 they were formed in Australia (there are no original Floyd members in it) and the first few times I saw them the singers certainly had Aussie accents. But there have been line up changes over the years and seem to be more English at the moment. They seem to do long tours of the UK most years (they're very popular) and I suspect they are based here now. But they're fantastic musicians and vocalists.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@ Cover bands are so cool too. We know seeing some of these songs live would be an amazing experience. Definitely have to watch for them when they tour here! Thanks for filling us in! -Ashley & Jonny

[@glenysjones3137]

The story behind WISH YOU WERE HEAR is about their founding member SYD BARRET ,who was an absoulute genius and had it all .The looks the charm and the TALENT but after the release of their first album ,PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN fried his brain on tooooo much ACID and became lost they tried to help him but he was too far gone .He dissapered for a few years and then one day wandered in to the studio where they were recording WISH YOU WERE HEAR looking like a total zombie ,shaved head, dead blank eyes and grossly overweight . At first they didn,t recognise him he wandered around the studio for about 5 minutes looking at everything and touching the instrumets and then wallked out of the studio and they never really saw him again after that .That whole album is basically about that and to this day it is still a sore with the surviving members

[@geoffreyfield6686]

RIP Syd Barrett. You are missed.

[@neillenet291]

This was 1994, and was their last tour. The guitar player, the Great David Gilmour gilmore, is on tour right now. I believe he's 76

[@kimreed4468]

You dont listen to a Floyd song, you must listen to the entire album...they all fit together....

[@MikeBurgoon-d5v]

Yeah Gilmore is 80. This concert was in 1994, I believe. Watch comfortably numb, pulse concert. Bad ass.

[@TheReactionCave1]

That’s one of the next ones on our to do list!! Can’t wait to hear it. Thank you for being here and commenting! -Ashley & Jonny

[@EricBenzing]

Skipped a prom to see these guys in Orlando

[@Neil_BT]

Floyd have been as much about the light show as the music ever since they started when they had things projected on them while they were on stage. That morphed eventually into their signature circular screen they have at their live shows. Right after you hit play there were some voices, then some music before the guitar began sounding tinny and far away. This is supposed to represent someone going through a load of radio stations until the find a song they like and then Gilmour comes in with his guitar as if the imaginary person has started playing along with the song. Then the words start to come as the player expresses their sorrow at missing someone they care about that they wish were there with them. Of the three original members here, sadly Rick Wright on the keyboards passed away a few years ago, Nick Mason on the drums still tours with a group doing the early Pink Floyd stuff, and David Gilmour on the guitar has just released a new album and is on a world tour currently. Such a legend.

[@paulpennell2115]

Oh boy, crowds screaming...You must do Dark side of the Moon studio version...

[@mikem8563]

Pink Floyd-on the turning away at the same concert

[@katapult9999]

Welcome to magic of Pink Floyd... You will be addict to them very soon. 50 years ago Pink Floyd were already 200 years ahead of everybody!

[@yochadiaz2185]

Folks I'll be waiting for your next PF song re-axn 😉

[@nickcarnevalino7462]

dark room - smoke a bong - listen to dark side of the moon - thats pink floyd ;)

[@MegaIronleg]

RICHARD WRIGHT, THE KEYBOARDIST HAS PASSED AWAY N THE OTHER THREE, DAVID GILMOUR THE LEAD SINGER N GUITARIST, ROGER WATERS BASS PLAYER N NICK MASON THE DRUMMER, HAVE THIER OWN BANDS N ARE ALL STILL ACTIVE. DAVID I BELIEVE IS ON TOUR IN THE STATES WITH HIS NEW ALBUM, LUCK AND STRANGE. MORE FLOYD PLEASE, DOSENT MATTER WHICH THIER ALL SPECTACULAR. EVERY ONE IS AN EPIC EXPERIENCE. ROCK ON 👊🖖

[@stanislawkowal4657]

Hi, they have been touring the States decently.

[@jerryaldrich5381]

Fun Fact: In 1994, multi-color lasers did not exist like they do today. If you wanted a green laser, you bought a machine that produces a green laser. Same goes for gold. The difference is the price, gold lasers were some of if not the most expensive color laser you could buy.

[@sammypitts7851]

I don't know if y'all watch movies but if you do you should watch the wall, based on the album of the same name. And yes, the prism is from the dark side of the moon album.

[@kentnottingham9635]

Song is about someone that is loosing their mind and tell the difference from… Wish he was here and not lost

[@russellsmith2409]

Pink Floyd's MO are their light shows

[@jimangela4589]

The hallmark for the Floyd's live performances since the 60s has been their light shows. It is the reason their Dark Side album cover has the rainbow colors. The three surviving members are still playing, but the band's last performance was at Live 8 in July 2005. This song has a long and complicated past. It is on the album considered to be a tribute to Syd Barrett, one of the founding members who succumbed to drug addiction and was ousted from the band early in 1968. The album's theme is about absence and this song carries that message. As the song starts there is the sound of an AM radio through which a person is turning the dial through various broadcasts then settling on a lone guitar. He then starts to play along. I believe the imagery is that Syd is playing through the AM radio and David Gilmour is the second guitar. They both briefly play together, but the first guitar slowly fades out as the rest of the band comes in. Kinda sad. Syd died in 2006. Gilmour, Syd and Roger Waters are all from Cambridge, UK. In fact on stage, the first guitar is that of Tim Renwick who is also from Cambridge. The song, I think, is saying specifically to Syd, if you can recognize the world around you then you should be on stage with us. Syd lived out his life as a recluse back in Cambridge.

[@TheReactionCave1]

@@jimangela4589 They’re sooo pretty and cool looking!! Jonny’s totally color blind. Thats why he asked about the lights. But they’re amazing! We can’t wait to see more. It’s a lot different and so much better than today’s music! The people seem cooler too. 😊 -Ashley

[@ChrisReadUK]

You have just discovered the “best band on the planet!” Look into the history.

[@Alan-xg3ic]

David Gilmore..the lead singer/guitar is still on tour now...in USA i think.

[@keithisaacs6092]

Great reaction guys not to many fake histrionics. Just a couple of days saw a Pink Floyd tribute band called Think Floyd amazing show on a smaller basis. Another great live performance is Telegraph Road by Dire Straits Alchemy concert.

[@estherpurim66]

The Creative Genius of Roger Waters 💛Radio KAOS🧡

[@matthewwilson3316]

David Gilmour just finished a short 2024 tour. I hope I get another opportunity to see him live.

[@leenagel3605]

It you like guitar, another master is Stevie Ray Vaughn play Texas Flood Live at the El Mocambo! It was 1983 at the beginning of his career.

[@robertholmes809]

U need to watch a full concert of pink floyd

[@xyz-yf2kr]

The song is about founding band member Syd Barret who died.

[@SIXX2772]

School that young cutie pie Sir! lol