Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb(Live 1994)(Reaction)

[@jeffhamby8333]

You didn't pause during the solo!!! Congratulations!!!

[@RidiculousRic]

Haha thank you, it was too good to pause💪🏼🤞🏼

[@Rogers_Ego]

​@@RidiculousRicI see a copyright ©️ Court case coming 👀 I am Rogers ego & the physical Roger is Fuming I say 😂 It's my song 😂✌️👍

[@RidiculousRic]

@@Rogers_Ego lol😂

[@MetteC5]

Ikr, that made me subscribe even before hearing the comments!

[@Rogers_Ego]

@@RidiculousRic 😂🤝👍

[@jeffhamby8333]

Arguably the GREATEST GUITAR SOLO EVER 😊

[@RidiculousRic]

I totally agree, it was phenomenal! Thank you for the support and taking the time to comment:)

[@tacorocky2012]

Hands down the best

[@Rogers_Ego]

@@jeffhamby8333 My words show me some respect 😂✌️👍

[@hudsonhollow]

Just remember to NEVER pause a David Gilmour solo. You will crash the spaceship and leave people stranded in another dimension of time and space.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@hudsonhollow haha I believe it, I went silent and closed my eyes, it was a beautiful solo

[@richardmillar1308]

That’s funny! And sooo true!

[@joclark224]

Same should be said for Mark Knopfler x

[@mauricelechenault3814]

You say you didn't take a 5 minute break during the final solo, but LUCKILY FOR YOU!!! Stopping such a solo, stopping this masterpiece is sacrilege!!! That's usually why I hate watching "reactions". But you respected it so thank you!

[@JohnnyReykitty]

Dude. Thanks so much for this reaction. I was mention it the other day to you. I just opened this. I'm so excited to watch your reaction. Dude. Have a great day.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@JohnnyReykitty thank you so much for the support! I try my best to read and respond to all of the comments and supporters I have! I do my best to listen to you! So thank you for supporting and subscribing and interacting:) I hope you enjoy this video and I hope to see you on the future videos as well! Wherever this music journey leads up💪🏼

[@richardmckee5729]

Remember, you don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience Pink Floyd, with your body and soul! You've got 50 years of PF to experience. Enjoy the trip.....😊

[@RidiculousRic]

@@richardmckee5729 excited to share my journey with you and others🤝🏼

[@darylabbott2032]

Sorrow from pulse is awesome! Great Reaction!

[@keyrat1753]

Pink Floyd performed in Pompeii in 1971. They were in their 20’s. David Gilmour performed in Pompeii again (45 years later) at age 70 in 2016.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@keyrat1753 ooooh okay makes sense, wow that must’ve been a magical return in 2016!

[@robertherring9277]

Took my wife to Pulse when we were in college. It was her 1st concert lol! Awesome! Religious experience!

[@RidiculousRic]

Wow really?! Must’ve been about of body experience:)

[@robertherring9277]

​@@RidiculousRicPink Floyd is its own genre. Their 1970's albums are all concept albums. Essentially each side of the record is 1 song broken into various movements. While there are a few stand alone songs on the radio, they still are cut out from the surrounding songs. This is album music not an album full of singles.

[@secondchance6603]

That was a mean thing to do, ruining any other concert she went to must have been bitterly disappointing lol.

[@theG-man-p2h]

David Gilmour is the lead vocalist and lead guitarist. Pink Floyd was founded in 1965, with Gilmour coming on board in 1967.His soaring guitar solos are unparalleled, IMO! ☮

[@RidiculousRic]

Gotcha! Yeah from the small amount of time I’ve had with the band, I can tell the impact this must have had! Sounded phenomenal:)

[@MrGettysburg44]

The whole of this Pulse Concert is a life-changer.........

[@RidiculousRic]

@@MrGettysburg44 love to hear it💪🏼 hopefully I can check out some more real soon!

[@legend9335]

In what way?

[@Obi-J]

I was lucky enough to be there at Earl's Court in '94(I was 19) and just over 30yrs later I still haven't fully gotten over it. 🎸🌈🪩🤯

[@RidiculousRic]

@@Obi-J wow, a true core memory right there. Unbelievable! Especially at 19!

[@DUGGER1947]

Guy Pratt is Roger Waters replacement on bass guitar in this concert. This concert was done in 1994, and Roger left the band in 1985. Guy also sings vocals along with keyboardist Rick Wright (who is Guy's father-in-law and who passed away in 2008)! Of course, the main star is the legendary David Gilmour with main theme vocals and the iconic guitar solo. The spinning device appears to me to be a spinning speaker/amplification system. The spinning probably gives everything a "vibrato" or "surround-sound" effect.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@DUGGER1947 thank you for all the extra information Dugger, I also really appreciate your support again! Thank you for answering my mid-vid questions haha! I appreciate you showing up for this video as well! I’ll try to keep this all in mind for future reactions:)

[@secondchance6603]

@@RidiculousRic The other original member is drummer Nick Mason.

[@migueljoaquim2668]

​, I believe they were the pioneers trying that live on stage, the spinning speakers/amplifiers. I can be wrong though. Hugs.

[@domj27]

There's 3 original Pink Floyd members in this line up- David Gilmour on vocals and lead guitar. He is known for purposeful soloing and the tones he uses, the man is a legend! You then have drummer Nick Mason and Richard Wright on keys. Bass player is Guy Pratt who has played with Pink Floyd, Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets and David Gilmours solo material since the 1980's. They also have Dick Parry on saxophone who played on the original album recordings for the Wish you were Here and Dark Side of the Moon. Anything from this concert is worth reacting too, whole performance is amazing!

[@angharaddenby3389]

David Gilmour is NOT an original member - he only joined after the first album when Barrett had become very erratic and mentally unwell,

[@domj27]

@angharaddenby3389 true, but in terms of the Pink Floyd sound that was created post Syd, him and Rick were instrumental in producing it

[@charlesmclaughlin3578]

One of my favourites of all time

[@RidiculousRic]

I can see why! Any recommendations are welcome!

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Lead singer and lead guitarist, the great David Gilmour! Keyboards and synths, the great Richard Wright (R.I.P.). Both original band members. Thank you for not pausing during David's guitar solo (cardinal rule #1).

[@Dr.Acula76]

Gilmour wasn't an original member. They formed in '65 and he joined in '67. He was on their first recorded album, so I guess that could be what you're basing original members on

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

@@Dr.Acula76 He was as good as an original member; joined in '67.

[@secondchance6603]

You forget original band member Nick Mason on drums.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

@@secondchance6603 True enough!! My bad.

[@joclark224]

Nick's the only member who was constantly with PF from day 1 x

[@Rayray-kj9cc]

Pink Floyd is a total vibe!! Great reaction!!

[@RidiculousRic]

@@Rayray-kj9cc thank you for the support:) hope to see you on the next videos!

[@Roddrummer]

If you're going down the Floyd rabbithole, do 'Run Like Hell' from that same show, the 'Pulse' concert from '94. It will BLOW YOUR MIND. Oh, and this video clocks in at 21:12.....

[@RidiculousRic]

@@Roddrummer thank you so much for the recommendation and the support, definitely want to check out more after this performance! Hope to see you on future videos:)

[@MetteC5]

That wailing of David's guitar while the flower opens gets me every single time! 👍👌🎸

[@RidiculousRic]

@@MetteC5 literally gave me chills🤝🏼, thank you for the support as well!

[@vernonsmith6965]

Always great to here new comments. From someone that appreciates quality music

[@RidiculousRic]

@@vernonsmith6965 thankful for your support and comment as well:)

[@correctlyrics]

Thank you, David Gilmour. Someone recommended "Run Like Hell" from this concert and I have to 2nd that.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@correctlyrics thanks for taking the time to comment and for the recommendation, I’ll definitely add it to the list🤝🏼 hope to see you in future vids!

[@debragraham2463]

@@RidiculousRic The visuals are incredible-What a way to end a concert!!!

[@keyrat1753]

The 3 members of Pink Floyd were around age 50 for the Pulse performances (David Gilmour, Nick Mason, & Richard Wright). You should watch this again without closing your eyes. You will love it.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@keyrat1753 I definitely will be watching more from this concert, my apologies for closing my eyes but sometimes the music is just too good to not get lost in it:) the big disco ball that opened up and lasers were pretty awesome though!

[@keyrat1753]

@ No need to apologize about closing your eyes. Pink Floyd is an audio and VISUAL journey…an experience you need to both hear and see.

[@carilin1965]

You should do yourself a great favor and listen to Their albums from beginning to end. They tell an entire story. They make every sound you hear, these guys are still charting Dark Side of the Moon for a damn reason 😂❤❤❤

[@tedgullette6475]

I saw them in New Orleans, last tour for Pink Floyd, I was comfortable going into concert, and this being last song by David the greatest solo ever played, I left very.Numb. David Gilmour is lead singer, and played the greatest solo ever!!!!!!

[@PatrickORourke-yz3xn]

I have to believe a high percentage of Rush fans are also big PF fans - Quality music and thoughtful lyrics are attractive,

[@RidiculousRic]

@@PatrickORourke-yz3xn quality music is what we are all here for🤞🏼

[@coconutislanddrones]

I was lucky enough to see them twice on this tour. First in Rotterdam in the September then a few weeks later in London at this very show. Gig's that will live with me till my dying day. As strange as it may seem I knew back then I was witnessing something very very special.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@coconutislanddrones wow, jealous I am!

[@rmyikzelf5604]

Same here. Saw them live multiple times in 1988/89 and 1994 (Rotterdam, Nijmegen, Werchter). I've been to many concerts since. Nothing comes even close. Well, maybe, Waters solo. He's close second.

[@triadmad]

Roger Waters was suffering from back pain (others may correct me if I'm wrong) before a live concert. He was given a strong pain killer, and despite the affects of the drug, he went on with the show and the crowd didn't notice. That experience was his inspiration to write these lyrics. My enduring memory of seeing this show live, was looking over at my brother shortly after the disco ball made its appearance. He was standing there holding his head together. The song is mind blowing.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@triadmad thank you for the assist with the lyrics, that makes sense as to why the lyrics song was produced that way! I couldn’t imagine being in this crowd tbh, standing there in disbelief was probably the normal reaction😮

[@RidiculousRic]

@@triadmad thank you for the assist with the lyrics, that makes sense as to why the lyrics song was produced that way! I couldn’t imagine being in this crowd tbh, standing there in disbelief was probably the normal reaction😮

[@yelnikigwawa1845]

Roger Waters did have that experience, in Philly while on tour with the band in 1977. But that’s not what the lyrics mean, as part of the story of “The Wall”, Floyd’s double concept album. “The Wall” is the story of Pink, a fictional young lad who wants to grow up and be a rock star. At this point in his story, Pink is very successful, but also terribly lonely. Unable to escape his life, he turns to drugs to numb his pain. One night before a concert, Pink is found too stoned to perform. The greedy promoter, not wanting to have to give refunds, calls a local doctor to get Pink sober enough to perform. The song lyrics are the conversation between the doctor, trying to assess Pink's condition and what he might have taken, and Pink, trying to answer him as he’s able, before his mind wanders off again. The doc mixes up his best all-purpose sober-up shot, injects it into Pink (“Just a little pin-prick…” *chime*) and pushes him out on stage. David Gilmour is a pre-eminent blues guitarist, who can wring emotion from a rock. His first solo is while Pink is still stoned, and it is pure musical bliss. But his second solo is after Pink has been forced to sober up, and confront the life he hates, on stage. Gilmour pours Pink's aching loneliness, his rage, his self-loathing, his frustration, and his unbearable pain into his second solo. PULSE was actually Floyd’s tour to support what turned out to be their final studio album, “The Division Bell”. I saw it with 65,000 friends, and the concert was even better than it looks. The concert was simply spectacular, the best concert I’ve ever seen and it isn’t even close. Floyd were musical perfectionists, so the sound is immaculate. As for the visuals, well, you’ve seen them. Every song that night was like this. “Sorrow”, with Gilmour’s amazing feedback effects, “Coming Back To Life”, and his ethereal opening solo, “Run Like Hell”, usually the concert finale, with that incredible stage in full-throated roar…… My personal choice for a better idea of what it was like to actually be in that audience is the PULSE version of “One Of These Days”. Oh, and if you’ve ever wanted to react to their masterpiece, “The Dark Side Of The Moon”, on one leg of the tour they performed the entire album (those lucky bastards). So there are live PULSE versions of all those classic songs as well. Pink Floyd brought their own reality, and for three hours that night they let us visit them there.

[@triadmad]

@@yelnikigwawa1845 Thank you for fleshing out the meaning of the lyrics with regards to The Wall story line. That scene in the movie is rather disturbing. I haven't been to a lot of concerts, but seeing this show as it was performed in Pittsburgh was indeed the best of the lot, by a long shot. And we were among the poor saps who missed out on the full Dark Side of the Moon performance.

[@keyrat1753]

From the same PULSE collection, please check out SORROW, and also RUN LIKE HELL. Be sure to fasten your seat belt for Run Like Hell.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@keyrat1753 this “run like hell” song sounds like a masterpiece according to the comments, excited to hear it:)

[@RobbingBanks-f8y]

The greatest band ever, your reaction was awesome, pink Floyd is a band that will open doors to an emotional world you never knew.

[@johntaylor8817]

Hi. The greatest solo ever 😍

[@angharaddenby3389]

Those rotating things as you call them are Lesley rotating speaking speakers - they give a sweeping feel to the sound.

[@showmoke]

'The gentleman on the lead guitar' - 🤣🤣🤣

[@sarastromseth-troy3323]

David Gilmour might just be my favorite guitarist (and I love a lot of guitarists!). He has such a singular style; one bend of the strings in his bluesy style and you instantly know it's him. I was fortunate enough to see David Gilmour in concert on his solo tour in 2016 when it came through Chicago. I had just become a Pink Floyd/David Gilmour fan the year before, so it was surreal to hear those songs in a live setting. Pink Floyd's classic era was in the 1970s to the early 1980s. Roger Waters, the band's lyricist and bass player, left the band in 1985. David Gilmour then basically became the band leader, however reluctantly. :) In this Pulse concert from 1994, the three classic Pink Floyd members are: David (lead vocals, lead guitar); the older drummer, Nick Mason (the second drummer is a touring musician); and the gray-haired keyboard player, Richard Wright (who sadly passed away in 2008). All of the other musicians onstage are touring musicians for the show, which represents latter-day Pink Floyd. The song itself is from their classic era (the 'Wall' album from 1979). You mentioned the live version from Pompeii in 2016: That's the tour I saw and it was excellent. David was 70 years old that year and still shredded the solo, although it sounded grittier and bluesier than this version. David Gilmour just released a new solo album, called 'Luck & Strange.' It's been getting rave reviews. One of my favorite songs from it is a song his daughter, Romany, actually sings, while David plays guitar. It's got a beautiful music video and it's called 'Between Two Points'. The song itself is a remake, although I'm not familiar with the original. Anyway, it's a haunting, gorgeous song and I highly recommend you react to the video sometime to see what David Gilmour is up to currently. (He was also just on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon). :)

[@rmyikzelf5604]

The spinning thingy's are Leslie speakers. Originally designed for Hammond (electric) organs and keyboards but they work great for guitars too. Both the low frequency and the high frequency speakers rotate. By varying the speed of rotation various (3d) sound effects can be achieved.

[@artbagley1406]

PF's performances are always accompanied by lots of visual candy, from strobes, to smoke and explosions, to lasers, and more. Those spinning apparatuses are just another weapon in PF's "anti-sensory" arsenal. Yes, Mr. Gilmour's guitar solo is a prime attraction to this performance; however, I'm mesmerized by the driving, deep-deep bass motif throughout the last half of the song. P.S. -- I detect a certain heartiness in your sound reproduction for your reaction; the fidelity seems stronger than in many other reactors; Great Job!

[@roymeryman8098]

Try “Sorrow” from PULSE CONCERT. The movie by Pink Floyd ( The Wall) will give you the context of much of the music from the concert.

[@jewel_laughs]

Another very tasty guitar solo! One of the best solos ever created. Back in the day I definitely got high and floated away with this one. Nice job, Ric. The band: David Gilmour: Lead and harmony vocals, Guitar Roger Waters: Lead vocals in the verses and bass guitar in the verses Nick Mason: Drums Richard Wright: Hammond organ

[@RidiculousRic]

Thank you for the information, this was genuinely one of the greatest guitar solos I have ever heard heard! Thanks for stopping by and supporting the channel again Jewel:)

[@DUGGER1947]

Roger was not in the band in this concert. Guy Pratt replaced Roger on bass guitar, and helped Rick Wright with the vocals Waters did on The Wall album.

[@jewel_laughs]

Thanks for the help

[@thepack1443]

This Pink Floyd pulse album is the greatest of all live versions of any band out there

[@RidiculousRic]

@@thepack1443 that’s some major props right there, from the sound of it so far, I can definitely believe that!

[@kennethcurtis6648]

Sorry pal my bad ,I was confused and said ' Us and Them 'but I actually meant ' On the Turning Away ' from 'The Delicate Sound of Thunder ' this is the one with the magnificent solo's although all the Floyd songs revolve around a great solo, Floyd trademark. 🤘.

[@cityhonors1]

🤯 Whoa! Pulse Tour video reactions! Cool Beans! 😁🥰🐰

[@rmyikzelf5604]

3:11 "that's a little loud...." 😂😂😂😂 Pink Floyd live, amongst other things like sound quality, emmersiveness, special effects, lighting, projections, were LOUD!

[@RidiculousRic]

Beautifully loud🙏🏼

[@katapult9999]

There is "Music" and there is "Pink Floyd". They brings you somewhere out of your body! Pink Floyd made me fly for the last 55 years and I've been bless for that!

[@kennethcurtis6648]

I think that the ' ting a ling ' sound that you were asking about is Tim Renwick on the acoustic guitar, often missed and overlooked but it wouldn't be the same without it .

[@johnaragon2182]

David Gilmore lead singer

[@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!

[@KevinWalton-me4vv]

I grow up listening to heavy metal I stil do today age 64

[@marcimarie1473]

You want to have a whole diff experience hearing Wish You Were Here? Check it out at the same concert. Chills! Every song from this concert is dope af. I love Rush too. Been listening to them for many years (RIP Professor). But Pink Floyd is my all time fav band. Their music is timeless.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@marcimarie1473 thank you for the recommendation and support, I also appreciate you taking the effort to comment! You have a great taste in music, I hope to see you around the channel🙏🏼

[@flubblert]

Pink Floyd are the three older gentlemen on stage... David Gilmour lead guitar and vocals. Richard Wright keyboards - synthesizers. Nick Mason drummer. Everyone else are back up and or touring musicians and singers. Keyboardist Richard Wright is singing the part of Roger Waters here. Roger was the co-founder of Pink Floyd and left the band in 1985. He was also the bassist and highly acclaimed lyricist of the band. He and Gilmour had irreconcilable differences concerning the direction of the band.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@flubblert thank you for all the information, that is a bit sad to hear that Roger left due to differences, but it seems like the band continued to thrive?! Did Roger join another band by chance or no? Also thanks for taking the time to comment and support the channel as well:)

[@flubblert]

​@@RidiculousRicNo problem. No, Roger did not join any other bands. He was the conceptual leader and primary Lyricist of Pink Floyd. When you are the former leader of one of the most important and influential bands in Rock history, you form a band, you don't join one. He continues to tour with solo material as well as performing Pink Floyd classics with various permutations of his own band. Roger and Dave were the two primary lead vocalists of Pink Floyd. Roger last toured as recently as a couple of years ago. David Gilmour, now 78 years old, is in the middle of a mini U.S. tour as we speak. First time out since 2016. He played LA last weekend, and is set to do a five-night residency at Madison Square Garden next week and then he's done. The set includes songs from his latest solo album (which is pretty good), as well as Pink Floyd classics, including "Numb".

[@RidiculousRic]

@ that is totally fair, being the leader and lyricist for a historical band, it would be a shame to have to leave that behind and start over. I’m glad he is still performing the songs he loves and traveling for others to see! Thank you again for all the information! I’m surprised he is still touring assuming he is definitely a bit older!

[@codyjonesjr1614]

I am subscribing to you because you sir get it! And man you appreciate my Gen X, I was one of the last of the newest best generation

[@RidiculousRic]

@@codyjonesjr1614 I appreciate the kind words and support Cody, hope to see you on more videos!:)

[@adampowles2628]

The flow state you were referring to is a wave motion feeling applied to the music. Hence the line “you are only coming through in waves.” It’s actually genius. You have good music insight to have spotted this. Only one reaction I’ve seen who described this and she has a large channel and is a classical musician and harpist who plays in orchestras.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@adampowles2628 thank you so much for the feedback and the support, that is great to hear, thankful I can give insight similar to someone of such large stature:) hope to see you around the channel more friend

[@thepragmatic6383]

From this same concert, you can definitely check out these three songs: Pink Floyd - The Great Gig In The Sky (PULSE Restored & Re-Edited) Pink Floyd - Keep Talking (PULSE Restored & Re-Edited) Pink Floyd - Run Like Hell (PULSE Restored & Re-Edited) Three songs of very different styles, but worth a look. In fact, this whole concert is worth a look.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@thepragmatic6383 thank you for the support and recommendations:)

[@angharaddenby3389]

When you watch Pink Floyd play live, you really do need to keep your eyes open because they were as much a visual band as they were an audio band.

[@billstrong8641]

Great reaction! I highly recommend, “On the Turning Away” from a Pink Floyd live performance in 1989. It has an equally great guitar solo starting at the halfway mark.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@billstrong8641 thank you for the support and recommendation :)

[@Craigregister000]

Okay phase 2. Same exact concert. Name of the song. High hopes in the performance of high hopes David does a solo on a steel guitar also known as a lap guitar and it is phenomenal you got to check that out next you will be 100% glad you did I assure you great reaction one thing you need to know this band started out in the mid-60s

[@tacorocky2012]

Can you do Pink Floyd- on the turning away ? Preferably live version

[@RidiculousRic]

@@tacorocky2012 thank you for taking the time to comment and recommend more great music, I can definitely do my best to get that video out:) hope to see you on more videos💪🏼

[@harryreichner5753]

ON THE TURNING AWAY and HIGH HOPES live 😊

[@RidiculousRic]

@@harryreichner5753 thank you for the support and recommendation, I got you:)

[@rmyikzelf5604]

Welcome to the Pink Floyd rabbit hole

[@Lue-eye]

If you are to watch anything from Pulse, watch the restored versions for better sound and footage. Good reaction mate

[@ianmartin8109]

Just found this review. Well done for not stopping the solo, lots of Floydians would crucify you if you did. This seems like the earls Court version, where he changed the last solo slightly, have a look at the Pulse concert version, its just cleaner .. Keep up the good reviews

[@davehadley3567]

On this track the main band members sing what I’d describe as the “ Dr’ s script” and David Gilmour sings the “ patients “ script.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@davehadley3567 thanks for the assist on deciphering the song, that makes sense with what others have been commenting:) thank you for the support as well!

[@alleyeditor]

Liked and commenting to help the channel. How 'bout some Iron Maiden? Hallowed Be Thy Name is a great place to start. Thanks for Tool Sober. My favorite Tool song and I got to see them play clubs in Hollywood before they broke.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@alleyeditor I’m not too familiar with Iron Maiden, I think I’ve only heard a couple songs, I’d love to check them out, thanks for the support and the suggestion:)

[@markburgess290]

Pink Floyd is a new genre, Rush is awesome, just different. (and awesome)

[@RidiculousRic]

@@markburgess290 love it! Gonna keep experiencing and appreciating old & new rock music! Hope to see you on more videos:) thanks for the support

[@KevinWalton-me4vv]

Never ever stop a solo or you broke a rule

[@richardmillard5498]

The lyrics are by former bassist Roger Waters who was taken ill before a live performance and had to have medication to get him through the show. I think he described it as one of the worst experiences of his life. In the studio version Waters sang the part of the doctor.

[@LauraBarbuio]

The best guitar solo of all times.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@LauraBarbuio 100% agree

[@kaychristensen4394]

Fasten your seatbelt. It's gonna be a bumpy ride.😎 David Gilmore is the singer/soloist/lead guitarist.

[@marke8323]

I saw this Tour in '94, was awesome. David Gilmore is Touring NOW! On Christmas morning Guitars pray to get David Gilmore for Christmas!

[@RidiculousRic]

@@marke8323 haha I love this analogy😂! Also a slight bit jealous that you got to see them in 94:)

[@KevinWalton-me4vv]

I see these 14 time live

[@baskoning9896]

The sound of the solo is incorrect? Its from a different show/album?

[@janistan]

There is at least tree different versions of this performance, and this was the re-added one were Gilmour went a bit sour on a few notes and editet it out. Someone has sneaked this part in again, and it annoys me...

[@RidiculousRic]

@@baskoning9896 dang, I’m sorry to hear this, I wasn’t sure which version from which concert to do, but regardless, this was an amazing live performance:)

[@kennethcurtis6648]

Everything from this concert is amazing, commonly called the best concert of all time ( I was at this concert and I agree, unforgettable experience) ,if you want another solo to get lost in then you need to do 'Us and Them ' from the 'Delicate Sound of Thunder ' concert, also 'Coming Back to Life, Run Like Hell, One of These Days, Time and Money ' from Earl's Court ( this concert) ,welcome to the rabbit hole of Pink Floyd, you will never be the same again.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@kennethcurtis6648 I appreciate the support, you taking the time to comment, and also the recommendations! Very excited to see what they have to offer:) I know they are beloved

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

Those spinning things on stage are special surround speakers, I believe.

[@davehadley3567]

Those spinning things are “ Leslie’s “ they are speakers but they give a phased effect.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@recabitejehonadab2654 awesome, that would make sense for sure:)

[@enzopiacentino744]

The thing about Pink Floyd is that you have to listen to whole albums starting with The Dark Side of the Moon. It really is THE thing to do.

[@ToddConaway-hr3ex]

David Gilmour, singer and lead.

[@almmax9194]

La différence des solos de David Gilmour c'est qu'il ne cherche pas pression fer mais à transmettre des émotions et à faire chanter sa guitare c'est pourquoi il est l'un des meilleurs

[@sergeiparisovsky7012]

You got on a one-way trip with no return, to fully understand the lyrics you'll have to take the time to watch The Wall, the full movie, and you won't stop watching it, I lost count of how many times I've seen it, and each time you find something new, you can react to any song in this concert, to get out of this concert I recommend In Any Tongue David Gilmour Live in Pompei in 2016 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4CkdKFtq5KSjKs

[@davidm8165]

1994, yes! But David is in his mid-40s here. Not really his prime, but definitely not lacking in his talent, either!!

[@LanceThompsonKssooner]

Of course, they wouldn't exit without Floyd, Zeppelin, and Rush, but TOOL is today's culmination of what these bsnds started. More TOOL🔧 🌀

[@richardmillard5498]

This performance, David Gilmour on lead vocal and lead guitar. The doctor vocals are by Richard Wright, lead keyboards, Jon Carin 2nd keyboards, Guy Pratt Bass. Do your self a HUGE favour and check out the entire PULSE concert. It's not without reason that PF are considered the best live performers ever. Apart from a few "specials" PF stopped live shows after Wright's death in 2008, though Gilmour still performs PF numbers live as does drummer Nick Mason still perform

[@prof-dx8gt]

The top bands of this time is Pink Floyd, Led Zep, Deep Purple ,Black Sabbath and Yes, Rush were later and inspired by Yes .

[@RidiculousRic]

@@prof-dx8gt I have had many comments about Yes, I need to check them out soon, stick around and I’m positive I’ll be hitting them:) thanks for the support!

[@nikolakranjcevic4563]

echoes live in pompei 1971. Enjoy! :D

[@RidiculousRic]

@@nikolakranjcevic4563 thank you for the recommendation and support:)

[@stevedockeray]

Don't know if it was explained - Roger Waters was sick so he got a shot from the doc so he could make it to & through a concert show . This made him feel like when he was sick as a kid with a fever .

[@harryreichner5753]

2112 Rush Their best album

[@davidwithers5102]

Live, 30 years ago, probably older than you. Welcome to the world of REAL music and Pink Floyd.

[@oldhippy288]

If your a "RUSH" fan you really do need to check out the band "YES" one of RUSH'S biggest influencers,i would suggest the songs ROUNDABOUT and YOU and I 🙂

[@hognaut]

The guitar was invented for David Gilmour...period

[@theartisticactuary]

Os it just me or after that blip in the 14th minute is this a different recording if Comfortably Numb and no longer the one from Pulse? I've seen so many reactions to the Pulse version and this one sounds different.

[@RidiculousRic]

It totally could have been a different recording, if it was I am sorry as I only heard this for the first time here🙏🏼

[@LightYerPipe]

Think this video has been altered in part of David's solo. Anybody who is Floyd fan would have noticed.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@LightYerPipe heard, my apologies, it was amazing regardless but I have the original studio version downloaded:)

[@andremartins7448]

Ok os integrantes originais da banda , são , o vocalista e guitarrista DAVID GILMOUR, O BATERISTA NICK MASON, E O FALECIDO TECLADISTA RICHARD WRIGHT, que nos deixou em 2008 , e tem o ex integrante ROGER WATERS, que por sinal foi quem escreveu a letra dessa música, ela tem tudo a ver com ele , pq em um show ele teve uma crise de hepatite , e estava com uma dor horrível , então trouxeram um médico que aplicou um medicamento injetável, para ele ir para o palco , aonde ele conta que foram as piores duas horas de sua vida , aonde ele descreve que estava totalmente entorpecido no palco , tudo o fala na música , aconteceu com ele , quando criança, até esse momento do show , ele tem carreira solo hoje em dia , ele deixou a banda em 1985 , por brigas com os outros integrantes da banda , pq queria liderar a banda , e estava levando a banda para fins políticos , e os outros discordavam, tanto é que depois de sua saída ele tentou tirar o nome da banda na justiça , e acabou perdendo, pegue o filme THE WALL , praticamente conta a história dele , espero ter ajudado ANDRÉ MARTINS LUCIANO RS --- BRASIL 🇧🇷

[@johnaragon2182]

David Gilmore is off the chain. "Another brick in the Wall" is sick.

[@RidiculousRic]

Definitely have to check more out, thank you for the support and suggestion!

[@KevinWalton-me4vv]

You broke a rule by stop it twice

[@AnitaCavalieri-u7x]

👍👍🔥

[@KevinWalton-me4vv]

There put you on a rollercoster

[@return2earthvideochannel]

This sounds like the uncut version?

[@RidiculousRic]

@@return2earthvideochannel I wouldn’t be able to confirm this or not, my apologies

[@classicrocklady6288]

Definitely hit Led Zeppelin soon! When the Levee Breaks.

[@RidiculousRic]

@@classicrocklady6288 thank you for the support and recommendation, I’ll definitely try to get some Zeppelin reactions up soon!

[@davestubbs7274]

Great reaction 👍 If you get chance have a listen to a symphonic metal band called 'Nightwish', 'Ghost love score' live at Wacken 2013. its one of, or THE most reacted to track on KZbin👍

[@RidiculousRic]

@@davestubbs7274 apprentice you taking the time to comment, support, and recommend! I’ll definitely try to get that checked out and reacted to in the near future! Hope to see you around the channel:)

[@jtfjtf3921]

Yessir Ric

[@RidiculousRic]

@@jtfjtf3921 appreciate you JT:)

[@GeorgeStevensLuthier]

You did the right thing by not pausing the solo . That's a total no-no

[@MJM1309]

94 Pulse the best

[@RidiculousRic]

@@MJM1309 what an experience it is and must have been!🙏🏼

[@KevinWalton-me4vv]

Like reacton to good music

[@richardmillard5498]

Was at this show. Life changing. I'm 75 now and listening still brings me to tears. Gilmour's solos all bring out the goosebumps. PF have been my favourite all time band since I first saw them in 1969

[@RidiculousRic]

@@richardmillard5498 I could only imagine. This is one of the greatest solos ever written, not because of the technicality but because of how it makes you feel:)