FIRST TIME HEARING- Pink Floyd- The Division Bell [Album] REACTION

[@KingAhmadTv]

What album or song should I react to next? 🤔🤔🤔

[@lewisneilson8221]

The live album 'delicate sound of Thunder" probably the best they've ever sounded live next to the pulse concert, such a sick performance

[@lewisneilson8221]

Actually nah I seen someone recommend Echoes live at Pompeii and that might be the greatest performance of all time so definetley go with that one!

[@Szyma]

A Momentary Lapse of Reason and Atom Heart Mother

[@jordan9941]

The Piper at the Gates of Dawn is their debut 1967 album with guitarist Syd Barrett and it’s a very interesting album.

[@Szyma]

@@jordan9941 Agreed

[@KingAhmadTv]

No lie marooned might be one of the best songs I’ve ever listened to deadass..........

[@brianevenson9655]

I saw a video somewhere, where David Gilmour was asked, "What is your favorite song to play? The most fun for you?" Most of you would shout "Comfortably Numb" like I did when I was watching it. He said, " I don't have one favorite song to play. I have two! Wish Your Were Here and Coming Back to Life. I like both equally. They're my babies."

[@jarhead4ever1]

The wall. It is their best.

[@Scarlitty]

jarhead4ever1 he’s done the wall but they took it down. It sucks it was really a great reaction video

[@3beard]

Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance

[@joeduffyy]

I hear some facts

[@andrewrodriguez4463]

Keep on doing the albums brother, love Pink Floyd and it’s really rewarding watching/listening to a new generation appreciate great art.

[@beesnort4944]

Such an underrated album imo. I absolutely love this one! Great reaction!❤️

[@jordan9941]

Fun fact: Wearing the Inside Out is the only song here sung by Richard Wright. The rest are sung by David Gilmour

[@JonseyWales]

Best Floyd reactions on KZbin! You really show that you get Pink Floyd and you appreciate the depth in their music. Do 'Echoes' next. That stands alone as a single long track (the other side of the album, Meddle, is good but has a different feel). Echoes was their change over period from their older style, leading on to The Dark Side etc. The album Atom Heart Mother was 'experimental' and unique, but many (myself included) think of it as an undervalued gem. I think most people either love it or hate it.

[@not-AI]

6:44 hits him in the ear hole, yo just sayin what's up my man. Love these types of videos I just discovered. The guitar sang to you as well! Makes me feel human knowing that we had the same feelings. I was about 12 when I experienced Pink Floyd for the first time. Wow, That was over 25 yrs ago! Timeless music lives forever🕛 PS was going on a Floyd adventure and this is the second reaction video to Floyd that popped up in the recommend. Never thought to watch it before but I said wtf and I'm glad I clicked it lol Just saw 16:10 Marooned reaction 👍 50:54 High Hopes! We're all here with you!

[@lewisneilson8221]

Hahaha there's nothing quite like watching Pink Floyd intoxicate someone for the first time lol

[@brianevenson9655]

Personally Ahmad....I don't mind pausing during the songs (except during a David solo). Skipping may not be appeasing for the copyright bozo's. I suggest pausing the songs to comment on lyrics, instruments or whatever. Make it a 3 - 5 minute comment, then continue. I think my fellow PF fans would agree on pausing instead of skips. Try that and see if it works. David leaned a lot on Richard Wright. You'll see what I mean.

[@KingAhmadTv]

Imma start doing that. I only edit out some parts just for copyright reasons. 💯💯

[@guilhermetonon7267]

KingAhmadTv thanks for change

[@Tyberias1337]

I was 26 years young back in 1994 when this album was released. That same year i was driving International as a truckdriver, mostly on Italy and France and i lived in Ypres (Belgium) where everything was flat and boring to drive. So driving to Italy and crossing the Alpes always gave me a feeling howmuch i loved my job. One day i stopped at a Truckstop for a break and the Service station sold this album. I've always enjoyed the music of Pink Floyd but had no idea of heared of this album b4 so just out of curiosity i bought it, went back to my truck with some snacks and this album. I left the parking, put the cd in and hitted play. I was on my way home decending the Alpes back in to France with this music playing in the background and listening it for the first time. I was just in awe and speechless, I'll never forgot this journey back home and the beauty of the Alpes on a clear sunny day in springtime while listening to The Devision Bell. I really loved your reaction m8, your sir have a new subcriber ;)

[@kadekeqw23]

Holy shit. I would have gotten out and popped a tab of acid and just tripped out to the division bell on top of the alpes. Sounds like insanity.

[@Szyma]

As soon as I saw this video I wanted to know what you thought about Marooned, probably the best instrumental I have ever heard in my life

[@KingAhmadTv]

That song been stuck in my head ever since I listened to it yesterday. Man...............

[@Szyma]

@@KingAhmadTv Yeah dude, I'm relatively new to Pink Floyd as well, I knew a couple songs but recently like a few months ago I really started listening to all their albums and once I heard Marooned it was over bro lmao. been listening to Pink Floyd daily since then. Never going back from this man, Pink Floyd forever.

[@lynnhoffman247]

@@KingAhmadTv Marooned is in my top 5 of PF’s songs & their only Grammy winning song. There’s an hour long loop someone made here on YT. I listen to it every night (on a low volume) to go to sleep 🔥🎶👍🏼

[@blkrhino7961]

"David Gilmour took over this album. I'm gonna carry you guys. Just watch my lead." While you have a point, Richard Wright, the keyboardist, wrote and sang the song you were listening to.

[@brianevenson9655]

Momentary Lapse of Reason next. IMO the most under-rated album of theirs. Do it in 2 or 3 song(s) separate videos.

[@XCross64]

On the Turning Away could be the best Floyd song.

[@bunchofroses83]

Terminal Frost is so good

[@echoesyt]

The Division Bell was supposed to be a double album. They didn’t have the instrumental stuff done. It was released in 2015 called The Endless River. It focuses on Richard Wrights contributions.

[@angelagraves865]

I watch your PF videos a lot because it makes me so happy to see someone your age loving them so much. 💕

[@rebirth6516]

My favorite album by them, and of all time. Absolutely phenomenal job by Gilmour singlehandedly, the guitar in this album is something that takes me to another life

[@skipwilliam5639]

I love your reactions to everything you have done so far.. Its amazing how many pink floyd fans are out there eh lol

[@jordan9941]

Also I forgot to mention this but I definitely want Led Zeppelin. My second favorite band.

[@marlonbrandoseyes1443]

Mine too😍

[@Skootsem]

“There will be no safety in numbers when the right one walks out the door.” -wow- And the last track... Such a bittersweet kiss goodbye. Forever We will always love The Pink Floyd Sound.

[@echoesyt]

This album came out right after I got out of the Navy. I followed Pink Floyd around The United States and then onto London. 14 total concerts. I listened to this album that whole year while driving through the country. This CD, that I bought in 1994, is still in my cars 6 CD changer. This was my coming of age Pink Floyd album. I am in disbelief it has been 30 years.

[@torbnymublous4403]

I was at the division bell concert it was my first concert ever and now I'm watching with you

[@flubblert]

Being a hip-hop guy you might recognize the intro from "Keep Talking" as it was sampled by Wiz Khalifa in "B.A.R. - Burn After Rolling". You're not alone bruh, you're not alone.

[@KingAhmadTv]

That’s crazy. 💯🤯

[@stevemariman8769]

David Gilmour's "On an Island" is an incredible album too, bro. With Pink Floyd's keyboard player Richard Wright playin' and singin' on it, as well. (2006)

[@sheilaperri9209]

I always felt that On An Island is music to entwine by; with your soulmate.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

I recommend doing Echoes live in Pompeii from 1971, parts 1 and 2. Also David’s solo album On An Island, the song On An Island, beautiful! Also their last performance with Richard Wright, Live 8 in London, 2005. Really glad you’re discovering some of the great music I grew up with. Nothing wrong with R&B, though; I grew up listening to R&B, soul music, Motown, love it all!

[@Thetexancoach]

"This type of music makes you reminiscence!"...well put in your reaction, Bro... Also, thanks much for playing Floyd’s lesser known, but still brilliant tracks...

[@erikwinner]

Just finished benchwathing all your Pink Floyd-reactions... Probably the best PF reactions I ever seen dude! Your reactions are so genuine and you really really feel it. Just closing your eyes and enjoying it. Never overanalyzing it, you just feel it! Your reaction after Dark side of the Moon was finished is definietly the best Reaction to anything music-related I've ever seen. Reminded me so much of myself the first time I heard it. The way you were completely drained of emotions... Just empty. No words needed or even trying to explain anything after hearing that album. I felt exactly the same way. Like it was a feeling of knowing that this was a life-changing moment. I was 12 years the first time I heard it and that album has defined my life in many ways ever since. I hold DSOTM and Widsh you were here as their two best albums, but as you say in this video about Division Bell: "they changed up their style a bit"... Perfectly put. The genius behind Pink Floyd, Roger Waters, left the band in 1984 and then they did both Momentary Lapse of Reason and the much better Division Bell-album, and it's simply the most "Pink Floyd-sounding" Pink Floyd-album and a real personal favorite of mine. I'm so glad you listened to this one as well! Subscribed and will keep checking in on you dude! Keep listening to Pink Floyd and as you get older and understand more about more about music in general you will have even deeper experiences with Pink Floyd, understanding more about both the perfection of the music and the genius of the lyrics.

[@jimijimi4207]

record reactions from the "pulse" concert, which is brilliant

[@KingAhmadTv]

I did react to one of the songs from that concert which was comfortably numb

[@jimijimi4207]

@@KingAhmadTv I know it perfectly, but just every song on this record is incredibly well made and it's great how you would see them all

[@darksideofoz7680]

The last words on album , the endless river forever and ever. The last album made Endless river was mostly out takes from division bell, I think to generate money for Richard Wright's widow. 👍

[@Blackout78866]

Coming back to life is the best song ever written solo is unbelievable

[@kyleobrien9127]

Maaaan...I cant believe im watchin this........ You made my mf DAY broo...Im a bit older than u, early 30's. When I was 15, I was cutting school every day, hanging out with my older friends who all had cars, and they introduced me to Led Zeppelin, and we discovered Pink Floyd, ESPECIALLY this album, and Pulse, the live show with the crazy light show. Maaannn....that shit CHANGED.MY.LIFE. i cut school every day learning these songs, driving around my city, learning how to play like Gilmour. Marooned and High Hopes and my favorite songs EVER bro. I cant believe I'm watchin a 19 year old kid doing a reaction to this whole fukn album bro. Im so glad u appreciate...these guys are so deep. There will never be another Pink Floyd. The other thing is too man, this album is packed full of hidden messages...there are so many layers to this album, this music, the lyrics, the album art....when this shit came out there were people traveling the world, following clues, trying to understand what the hidden message was. I was obsessed...these guys are working on a spiritual level... that shit probably sounds crazy but I'm tellin you...it's something in your heart, in your soul. They just changed your life man im telling you, hearing this music and really listening.....you can never go back. It will always be inside you. Like u said "i feel like im ascending to heaven right now..." you got it my dude. Remember that feeling every time you listen to High Hopes. Go look up the cover art for Pulse, that's the main clue right there. I appreciate you bro, thanks for introducing your generation and your peeps to this shit, and zeppelin etc....keep doin your thing

[@kyleobrien9127]

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[@KingAhmadTv]

Np man thank u this means a lot 🙏🏾❤️

[@andreacosentino4645]

The video of their 1994 live concert in London is probably the best live show ever made

[@egiljohnsen6145]

First, sorry for my English, I am a Norwegian, and my English is not the best. Thanks for your fantastic reaction to Pink Floyd. When I grows up in the late 70's I had a few LP's. All was Prog Rock, for the most Pink Floyd (the rest was Genesis, Yes and some other I can't remember). I remember that Pink Floyd was far from mainstream when I grow up (Prog Rock generally). There was a a few friends of me that listened to them, but there was not so many. The songs was too long for radio, and we has only one radio channel in Norway when I grew up! But I will never forget the introduction to Pink Floyd Animal in one of the few radio programs that played "not mainstream rock/pop" called Pop special. It's so funny to see that Pink Floyd has been rediscovered by the younger generation, also from people who listen to other genre of music (Hip Hop and so on). You asked for new inspiration. Since we both love Pink Floyd, I take the chance to introduce you for the group Wardruna with my favorite artist Aurora as a guest singer. This song is inspired from the mythology from the old time of the Vikings. It's about the travel the dead ones must take. For me it is timeless, as Pink Floyd. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ_Ohah-hZ6kadE

[@marlenakirk17]

One of my favorite relaxation albums ✌❤💫 glad to see you're loving these new experiences!

[@xinfr4z893]

It's hard to decide a favorite track in this album.

[@420since1974]

I love this album. I only got to hear it once before I saw Pink Floyd live in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada in 1994. Truly a magical night.

[@patricklattanze452]

You receiving this epic music is inspirational---

[@KingAhmadTv]

That means a lot ❤️🙏🏾

[@patrick86806]

lost for words for sure! that was their last album! this was a treat! reminisce I did! I have a ton to say but I'm sure it was all said in the comments!

[@christopherbaldwin2005]

Gilmour did some solo work back in the 70's that, I don't know, showcases him in a slightly different way. A good way. Some song's are "Deafinitly"; "No Way" is real good; "Cry From The Street" and "Short and Sweet".

[@echoesyt]

The first time I heard these songs was at their concert in Houston Texas on 4 April 1994

[@195511SM]

Here's David in 2002 performing 'High Hopes' ( acoustic style ) on one of his solo shows.....with strings & backup choir. This concert is available on DVD. kzbin.info/www/bejne/opioXnmEna2sa5Y

[@gerryweed7697]

great bro..8-) i remember when this album was come .. we was very happy .. Pink Floyd is the best band of all time for ever .. react to A Momentary Lapse of Reason album .. an other great one 8-) good week-end to you bro ..

[@jack-1955]

Not necessarily listening for words to come out of your mouth. Actually like it when you zone out and just listen. The look on your face tells all. I do appreciate your comments, but don't feel the need to comment too much... you end up missing a lot of the words, as well as the nuances in the music. That all being said, I do like your reactions, and am glad to see someone who grew up on hip-hop and the like, discovered real music. Looking forward to your next PF reaction ; ). The 1971 video Echoes live at Pompeii would be nice.

[@KingAhmadTv]

I respect that 💯 preciate it tho 🙏🏾

[@kyleobrien9127]

@@KingAhmadTv yea but it felt like everything i said was for real what u were feelin in that moment. I enjoyed it all

[@brian9029]

Love your reaction man. Love from Liverpool UK

[@XCross64]

your music volume could be up a little more. Man you pick the right music to react to. this album does things to me emotionally. It hits home a great deal.

[@danielholmqvist8747]

Their singer, bassist and frontman Roger Waters left the band in the mid 80s, and this was their second (I think?) album without him. That’s probably why you recognize the change in their sound compared to their earlier stuff! :)

[@AndyEvansretro]

You have been officially Gilmoured!

[@Joyeuseunlendemain]

I am a fan of the group and this is in my humble opinion their best album of all time

[@rebirth6516]

Absolutely agree ❤

[@firuzaadilzadeh4515]

sorry but it's not and you're a little far from being a fan

[@Joyeuseunlendemain]

@@firuzaadilzadeh4515 I deleted my last response cause it was a bit too violent, man, I said « in my humble opinion ».. whats not clear? Thats my taste, my sensibility and if you want to know, I’ve listened to almost all Pink Floyd’s album so I know what Im talking about and I weigh perfectly my words. It is my favorite album of all time, period. There is nothing to agree or disagree on. I dont like « Wish you were here » BUT I accept that it is Gilmour’s and a lot of fan’s favorite album, Im not going to make a drama about it, its just taste.

[@christopherbaldwin2005]

There was a serious falling out after the album The Final Cut. Ironic title for the last album with Roger Waters still in the band. The Final Cut is underrated in my opinion. Also Waters fired Richard Wright, the keyboard player, around this time. The album Endless River is a tribute to Wright after he died. They took all the recording Richard did in life and made an album. There's only one song with lyric's on it.

[@jamescoleman8954]

This tour was the only time I got to see Pink Floyd live and it was amazing, what we did for the show things we had and the weather was a light mist of rain across the stadium the way the laser lights hit it and the 3D glasses we had oh man did it add to it all been to over 300 shows and that was my favorite of all

[@bunchofroses83]

Love this album

[@briantillman2812]

Watching now! Thanks for this one!

[@KingAhmadTv]

Np 🙏🏾❤️

[@yerkidnme]

Pink Floyds Obscurerd by Clouds is a great album to listen to

[@zoniekat]

I could feel your reaction in my soul. It gave me chills to see your bliss, listening to PF. You should check out Tre Narcisse's reactions. Very similar in intensity. I think you were thirsting for some deeper, richer music. Pass it along to your friends. Share. 💛

[@420since1974]

Gilmour destroyed you on "High Hopes", lol

[@jamescoleman8954]

My favorite song on this album is loss of words, the radio stations never cut the part, where they please tell me to go and fuck my self Such a great line

[@jamescoleman8954]

You dead on when you said there will never be another Pink Floyd, so many people have tried to remake their songs and never even close

[@bunchofroses83]

Love your reactions !

[@KingAhmadTv]

Javier Rosales appreciate it ❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@420since1974]

Please react to Pink Floyd - "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason" and/or David Gilmour - "On An Island". Gilmour's "Live In Gdansk" videos are incredible.

[@allenvenegas1958]

Soooo glad you discovered the Floyd dude. They are their OWN genre.

[@rebirth6516]

Litteraly.. ppl would NEVER think this came from the 90s lol

[@johnmolzahn95]

Do the whole album, but break it up... each song individually. So... part one, part two, etc. Then put them in a playlist. Love your stuff. Welcome to Pink Floyd. Led Zep next.

[@195511SM]

I've always interpreted this album as if he's sending a message to Roger Wters......who left the group after 'The Wall'. A lot of the sounds are very reminiscent of that album. Roger's last album is also reminiscent of 'The Wall'......and really good itself. 'Is This The Life We Really Want' was released about 2-3 years ago. Here's a short track from that....called 'The Last Refugee'. And the film he produced to go with it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYnHfYGnjL6afas

[@albertzappa1994]

i don't understand why Pink Floyd, Echoes PT 1, Live at Pompeii was blocked i see that one done all over youtube reactors and they don't even pause, crazy.💚

[@KingAhmadTv]

albertzappa ion understand either bro 😂🤦🏾‍♂️ I didn’t notice it was blocked till now KZbin been tripping lately but it’s all good tho

[@kellydelay18]

Saw them live it was an amazing experience

[@Esl1999]

Marooned won Pink Floyd s Grammy.

[@AndyEvansretro]

Q. What genre is Pink Floyd? A. Yes.

[@thomaspatzmann7531]

High Hopes really changed my life…

[@brianevenson9655]

Background singers I believe are Samantha Brown, Durga McBroom and Claudia Fontaine. They are the one's on the PULSE tour videos.

[@teresagorden5984]

David Gilmour adds female backup singers. The Sisters are awesome.. Sdds Soul sung by zangels

[@krypto_9872]

Personally i consider this to be the Last Pink Floyd Album. "The Endless River" which came out in 2014 was pretty good but i consider it to be more like ambient/background music. There is only 1 song on that album that has lyrics "Louder than Words"

[@MiguelAngel-lm3ed]

the eargasm is real

[@777shieldoffaith8]

roger and the band fell out because of roger was a control freak and this was the main reason for the break this happened during the period of dark side of the moon after the wall they split as it was unbearable for them to work together anymore and Roger took the band to court to stop the band using the label of Pink Floyd this is why we had 6 years of nothing from them so sad as we could of had more albums.

[@sonaliskitchen4839]

Marooned is the song where you know that God's man "Gilmour" is still alive

[@wolfstrela]

Pink Floyd got their only Grammy for Marooned.

[@flubblert]

I think it's only right at this point that you do "The Final Cut". Gilmour steps back a little and gives Roger free rein however he is clearly still present with some very intense solos as well as sharing vocals on at least one track. It is a very intense and dark album. And in my opinion very underrated. I don't doubt you will like it.

[@jimo7593]

Its meaning is mainly geared towards UK fans, most Americans don't get majority of the references, especially if they were born after the Falklands war. I personally rate it more of a Waters solo album. Its Wall throw aways with modified lyrics. No Richard Wright, only a little Nick Mason mixed in and an obvious distant Gilmour. I feel it's their worst effort. The best part is the holophonics you get on the vinyl, which doesn't seem to translate to the digital media. If you have the CD or mp4, even .wav file, compare the sound to the vinyl version, the holophonics really comes out.

[@jamescoleman8954]

Pink Floyd will make the emotions come out my man.

[@teresagorden5984]

There is a song called LEARNING TO FLY written and sung by David and it was true story as he was scared to fly so he took lessons and learned to fly. I think it is on A Momentary Lapse of Reason Also check out the dong ECHOES from same name slbum. Try a band from the 70s as nd on by s UK band Called THE MOODY BLUES They sre trippy like Floyd but different as they do tock, snd add sn orchestra on some songs, albums. Nice to hear dome laid vack tunes from them to chillin.

[@danreed5171]

Keep goin bro.........try U2 WAR album full. It will change your listening

[@nashkita77]

Berlin wall. . Album recorded 1993, wall came down in Nov 89

[@malcolmgambrill2692]

4 Albums made #1, 8 Albums top 10 (their albums since 1973), 12 Albums made the top 100

[@angelagraves865]

I would love to see you react to David Bowie. He was a genius and a pioneer in music. There are so many great songs to choose from. Sweet Thing is a great one. ✌💞🖖

[@jimo7593]

This album doesn't get enough credit, mainly because its not another Waters album. Its not, its a group album. They went back to the way Floyd used to create albums, with input from all the members (aka, Wish You Were Here and prior). Its a bit over produced, but still one of their top 5 albums in my book.

[@jamescoleman8954]

Roger Waters thought he was what made Pink Floyd and they weren’t happy with the way he made it about him on the movie the wall

[@65alef]

Look you "Marooned official video" Amazing !!! And "High hopes official video "😍

[@jessicakelter6315]

Best driving music ever.

[@christopherbaldwin2005]

No more Roger Waters by this time. He lost his bitter court fight to take the name Pink Floyd with him. Pink Floyd went on to shine and Waters had a lackluster solo career. The only thing he got from the court was right's to the album The Wall. They did one reunion in the late 90's I believe. Like a mini concert, for charity.

[@michaelmann2463]

Animals is a great album by pink floyd

[@cogline]

You want to fall down a huge rabbit hole of talent and beauty, do Rush. Maybe Moving Pictures

[@christopherbaldwin2005]

A thousand year's from now some 16 year old kid will be saying exactly what you are saying, while listening to Comfortably Numb and turning on all his friend's to Pink Floyd! Sadly, the only song of Pink Floyds to win a Grammy, was High Hopes, to my knowledge. Someone correct me if I am.

[@lynnhoffman247]

Their Grammy was for “Marooned” not HH…since you asked, LOL 👍🏼🤗✌🏼

[@SpitfireAce]

You gotta listen to their Animals album.

[@jamescoleman8954]

I’m a white dude I grew up loving Motown and rock n roll

[@ilmwemo]

I love how he reacts how I reacted when I first heard what do you want for me

[@marksmith901]

queen- another one bites the dust

[@guilhermetonon7267]

DO ECHOES EVOLUTION . its a video with a mashup of images and the floyds playing behind.

[@michaelsuder3956]

Last track: “This is how you start a fucking album man”. And btw, I think they borrowed the circus music from “Jugband Blues” in which Syd Barrett wrote before he left the band. And I love David Gilmour - one of the greatest guitarists ever but Roger Waters was a MUCH better lyricist. From the last track of Meddle to portions of The Final Cut M

[@lewisneilson8221]

Great video mate

[@mariobargonetti6037]

Welcome to the Pink Floyd movement!

[@alanpeterson4939]

Just a suggestion: When you get to The Final Cut, pull up the lyrics to the album as you listen.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

I think The Final Cut is their worst album.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

I always figured this album was about the feud between David Gilmour and Roger Waters.

[@michaelmann2463]

You need to react to Comfortably Numb the live version.. until you see what they do live you have no idea

[@brianevenson9655]

Curiosity question here Ahmad. Have you gotten anybody else to listen to Pink Floyd for the first time?? Carry the flame man.

[@KingAhmadTv]

Brian Evenson I think I got my pops to listen to some of their stuff 😂💯 and I got too 💯🙏🏾