I ENJOYED THIS!! Pink Floyd - One Of These Days (PULSE REACTION)

[@darylabbott2032]

Best concert ive ever seen by far!

[@revevsetcandwhatnot8484]

I saw this tour live. Definitely crossed an item off the bucket list. Glad you enjoyed it

[@kennethcurtis6648]

Behave !

[@AD270479]

I'm going to have a right good chuckle if the next reaction you upload, you're sitting with your headphones all taped up... Run Like Hell, same concert, is well worth a watch too. Another kinda upbeat tempo song + it was the closing song of the night.

[@FrankWirth-ij4rq]

The Lyrics were, " One of these days Im going to Cut you into little pieces" right after Guy Pratts Bass ology lesson. Them BAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jonhenke1504]

The only lyrics in the song were spoken by Nick Mason the drummer. He recited the lyrics in a falsetto saying it really fast and they recorded it and slowed it way down to make the ominous growling sound and he said the following: ONE OF THESE DAYS I'M GOING TO CUT YOU INTO LITTLE PIECES!!!

[@Usmc0311_RET]

Saw this show at Vanderbilt stadium in Nashville. Best show ever

[@andreaandrea8912]

You still have many songs from pulse. "The great gig in the sky" is one "keep talking" is onother one "Sorrow", "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", "Learning to Fly " etc etc

[@ccCapt]

Check out the latest David Gilmour song with his 22 year old daughter Romany. They just finished up a tour of the US in November at Madison Square Garden. The song is "Between Two Points".

[@neillenet291]

This was thirty one years ago, and still the best show i've ever seen live. I saw them at RFK stadium in D.C.

[@davidbelcher5419]

That's crazy, I saw them at RFK also

[@neillenet291]

@davidbelcher5419 it was such a phenomenal show. I still have the ticket stub.

[@margiemcpeak9304]

🎸💯 That was an excellent choice for a reaction!🔥

[@Rogers_Ego]

Was there 20th October Thursday night filmed & Saturday night which was 22nd as there was 15 shows in the month of October being a record resident of any band the PULSE is effectively live at Earl's court! Good thing about Floyd everyone gets the same EPIC show regardless of when & where in the tour. Rogers ego over & out 😂✌️👍

[@mikewatts867]

Seeing this live at the Rose Bowl, of course Comfortably Numb blew my mind, but this one totally came out of left field for me. I was right underneath the pigs!

[@ians152]

You should react to the 1972 Pink Floyd album Obscured by Clouds which is a soundtrack of a French film called La Vallée, I think a very under rated album.

[@larryh.5229]

I saw that tour at Rice stadium in Houston...open air stadium and a shitter of a thunderstorm came through. Fantastic show👍🏻

[@PaulNoble-jb2gq]

The 1hour film at Pompeii has the Floyd in their 20s playing this masterpiece in 1971

[@Mona0035]

Yes Indeed. 🎉

[@johninbricknj]

Check out Pink Floyd Live 8. The last time they performed together. Your Pink Floyd reactions are🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@megzdubv2950]

My gramps played the same steel Fender guitar…it looked like a keyboard but it was a Fender 😂

[@megzdubv2950]

Gramps’ tombstone portrays said guitar 🎸

[@flubblert]

Roger Waters - Pink Floyd "The Final Cut" 1983 is the last Floyd album with Roger and it's practically all Roger singing. By this time Roger and Dave were no longer speaking, but Dave does lay down a couple of short but sweet solos. And he sings on one song, "Not Now John". Great album but extremely dark. "The Gunner's Dream" is another standout song from it.

[@kronictube]

The final cut

[@kellydelay18]

Sorrow should be next from same concert

[@yelnikigwawa1845]

Excellent review choice, brother. The only line of lyrics (“One of these days, I’m going to cut you into little pieces!”) refers all the way back to the late 60’s, when the band was still unknown. They were interviewed by a BBC journalist who ragged on them, and in the band's humble opinion, was too in love with the sound of his own voice. The band felt the interview would have been much better if he was edited out of it. At that time, editing magnetic audio recording tape required razor blades and editing blocks. So editing his voice out of the interview recording would have resulted in many tiny bits of discarded audio tape on the floor. Hence, the lyrical threat to 'cut him into little pieces'. Or so the story goes. 🤨

[@srt8rocketship241]

On The Run from this show next dude. The plane on fire flying over the crowd is lit for sure. Sensory Overload.

[@philipkingsley5304]

Hey. You've given Pink Floyd a good listen and I hope they gave you something to keep. If so, I'd like to suggest a video on KZbin of a song from the sixties called "Careful with that Axe Eugene ". It's a grainy old video, 50 years + now, but it's one of their finest moments. To borrow one of your own words, it will fry you. But it isn't frying in the pan - it's frying in the chair

[@starrroberts-n9h]

He said (The drummer Nick Mason) "One of these days I'm going to tear you into pieces" I am glad you are doing the entire Pulse concert, the Pink Floyd rabbit hole runs deep my Friend, Continue the journey !! God Bless

[@stephencolbertcheese7354]

most fun

[@jonkennedy119]

Lap Steel guitar, played with a slide. Very heavily used in country music, but other genres as well.

[@BrettLidstone]

W pulse

[@charlesmccauley4570]

EVERY TIME I DID ACID I USED TO LISTEN TO THEM, AND ONE SONG BY THE CHAMBERS BROTHERS TIME HAS COME TODAY A LONG SICK SONG

[@mark-nm4tc]

4.48 One of the guitarists slips in a bar from the Doctor Who TV series theme.

[@SuHo-bp1iy]

Same as on the Momentary Lapse tour 1987-89. And worth knowing that Peter Capaldi, the 12th doctor, whistles the tune from Another Brick In The Wall during an episode.

[@TerenceShortman]

Algie the pig who was just about at every concert since the Animals album where he appeared on the cover photo was unable to attend so he sent two of his country cousins Wild Boar (not Wart Hogs) to stand in for him

[@joshuaherrin7929]

Next album, Atom Heart Mother!!

[@boroblueyes]

At 3:45 and 6:02, if you're near the front, you can feel that air percussion from the speakers in the crowd.

[@enigmatic5780]

@6:25 the phrase you hear is "one of these days im going to cut you into little pieces"

[@kinexkid]

If you want to see an amazing performance on the lap steel guitar that Gilmore is using, look up 88 Fingers Edd

[@jim1125-cv6yg]

Suggestion : you just heard the 1994 version. go back and watch the 1972 live at Pompeii, them jump to David Gilmour live at Pompeii 2016 with an instrument I have never seen anywhere. By the way Dave is the only person to perform at the Pompeii theater since 79 AD twice

[@jasonnaylor3799]

Check out the Pompeii version 👌✌️

[@jeffreywolff329]

To understand the meaning behind the pigs listen to the Animals album has all four Roger Rick David and Nick

[@megzdubv2950]

Delicate Sounds of Thunder please

[@enigmatic5780]

1st like,1st comment ❤

[@ihots1]

Houses of the Holy by Zeppelin. You will like the change in their sound compared to their 1st four albums!

[@kellydelay18]

Keep talking from same concert. You get to see him use another “ instrument “

[@linussundlof4334]

"The final cut" roger waters album

[@tammyphxaz]

if you are digging on the floyd here and are curious about roger waters, then you need to do the entire album start to finish, "roger waters, amused to death" to me its like the floyd on steroids, probably take you a week to come down afterwards

[@ericsmith3092]

Guy Pratt is on bass!

[@SuHo-bp1iy]

And is still playing with David Gilmour and Nick Mason when they tour.

[@anita3018]

David sold 126 guitars for 21million dollars and gave the money to charity

[@fadifarha431]

Roger Waters hasn't been relevant to Pink Floyd since they recorded The Wall in 1979. The Final Cut after that was so horrible. Roger Waters was the lyricist and wrote most of the lyrics. But David Gilmour is the sound. That sound you love. The sound that makes you throw your headphones to the ground and say yes!

[@ruialves4965]

😂

[@KevinLance-ne3to]

You couldn't be more wrong about Waters and The Final Cut. Waters was by FAR the creative driving force. Dave is freaking great. But no Waters, no Floyd.

[@jessesmusicmanor]

I have been watching all your Pink Floyd Videos. My kid has asked to put you on he thinks you are hilarious

[@jessesmusicmanor]

Bassist is Guy Pratt

[@martinwilliams9866]

Have you heard Moondog's first album?

[@allanpearson41]

Merry Christmas from the UK If you get a chance can you review marooned by pink Floyd and also baddadan by chase and status I would love to see your reaction I'm old school hip hop would love to see you review some UK hip hop

[@ruialves4965]

Roger Water's is a legend 🍻

[@kentnottingham9635]

Roger was part of every album up to The Final Cut. Final Cut was almost a solo album, with very little from Dave other than Dave’s greatness. The WALL was the last great album with Roger which he wrote.

[@richardmillard5498]

No Richard Wright on the Final Cut either, having been "sacked" by Waters during the making of the Wall. By then Waters was on an ego trip and tried to wind Pink Floyd up. Gilmour and Mason fought him in the courts and won. After which Wright rejoined the band.

[@megzdubv2950]

Roger’s what’s up

[@neillenet291]

I told you the Pulse concert was great, ya feel me? Nomsayin?

[@guitar_player_bernie]

Lap Guitar or Lap Steel

[@richardmillard5498]

When they released the album "animals" in the early 70s they advertised it by flying a huge blow up pig over Battersea Power Station in London. Since then a pig usually featured in their live shows. Animals is a great album to discover. Lyrics are all by Roger Waters and are dark and political (mostly relevant to Britain). Long and varied instrumental sections mostly by Gilmour and Waters. Give it a go. Another great instrumental from their early days is "Careful with that axe, Eugene". They are the only lyrics followed by screams. The best instrumental is Marooned on the Division Bell album 94 so post Waters by nearly 10 years. It was written by Gilmour and Wright and earned the band a Grammy for the best instrumental of 1994. Has a typically thought provoking video.

[@enigmatic5780]

Before they were called pink floyd they were known as the pink floyd experience,proir to that they were called sigma 6 and before that they were called the tea setts,just some useless pink floyd info for you bro❤

[@likemindedpeopleknow]

Roger Waters album's The Pros and Cons of Hitchhiking Radio Kaos Amused to Death. Flickering Flame and Dark Side of the Moon Redux version 2024

[@SuHo-bp1iy]

Unpopular view, but Waters' current, darker reworking of Comfortably Numb is pretty good - almost cinematic.

[@raydunlap-xv9kd]

u r a dork