PINK FLOYD (REACTION)COMFORTABLY NUMB- HIP HOP REACTOR REACTS TO PINK FLOYD For the FIRST TIME

PINK FLOYD (REACTION)COMFORTABLY NUMB- HIP HOP REACTOR REACTS TO PINK FLOYD FOR THE FIRST TIME
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[@the_judge_8262]

Pink Floyd - Time. If you're ready for it. The lyrics, man .... 😭

[@yorumsfield556]

Amen to that!

[@arisucheddar3097]

I honestly...I'm getting to the age where that's hitting way too hard.

[@brucedickinson12]

I ain't got time

[@lonedinosaur13]

@@arisucheddar3097 me too!

[@paschamaryalophand9200]

Yes!!!

[@vgizen]

Almost all of Pink Floyd's albums are concept albums which means they are like books. Each song is a chapter in the book, each song can be good on it's own, but it needs to be heard in the context of the other song, otherwise a lot of the significance and impact is lost. That second guitar solo has been voted many times as the most beautiful guitar solo of all time.

[@Sandybeee1]

Ah....Pink Floyd! This will be a journey. Try Shine on You Crazy Diamond, Wish You WereHere, Great Gig in the Sky, Hey You...........I recommend listening to the full Dark Side of the Moon album in one sitting.

[@todddreher1220]

Cuz we're just two lost souls swimming in a fishbowl year after year

[@gordowg1wg145]

AMEN to that 👍😎

[@eduardocruzgala8166]

The dark side pf the moon will literally if not change your life, at least, reconsider it

[@susan4047]

Greetings from Northern California You have to understand the history of this band and the heartbreak they endured As a member of the band Sid Burrows struggled with mental illness and eventually wandered of into a place we will probably never truly understand He could no longer participate in what all of us consider reality It's the true horribly painful story of another humans beings decline into his own pain His most private painful mind Pink Floyd told the story of real life and real people Not fluff crapp about taking drugs and feeling numb Tread lightly here Real people lost people And the world lost a brilliant artist I'm glad you are going to help teach new generations what this band These men We're attempting to say and the pain some of share Thanks Susan

[@bluesreign]

@@susan4047 Okay. Absolutely no hate or flame here. Just a correction... Syd Barret. Peace. RIP Syd.

[@modeltraintherapy5376]

Brutal honest criticism: please when you stop, play back 5 seconds before the point at which you stopped. These songs and moments they create deserve at LEAST that much respect. Thats all. You are doing a good job.

[@todddreher1220]

You're right about that Steve-O. They do deserve that right. Just because other people have different tastes in music they don't understand the mindset of Pink Floyd. Appreciation for the type of music that they have done. Theirs literally gets in very very very deep. A lot of people have a hard time understanding their music even though they can read it and understand it.

[@jameslynch5249]

It's a reaction channel, ya dope.

[@kristi-lear.5367]

That whole album is a trip. It’s meant to be listened to front to back in one sitting. It’s perfect art. Each song ties into the next.

[@wyeth1023]

Gilmour does with one note what other players can't even do with a whole song

[@GES8215]

Yes well said

[@todddreher1220]

And the same goes for Led Zeppelin. The number one rock band of all time. Like Stairway to Heaven. Was the number one rock song of all times for over 20 years. So masterfully put together thought-out and everything period and Pink Floyd such Artistry, creativity, and more.

[@girl_overthinx]

Pink Floyd is a drug, their music literally transports the listener. I think you are going to enjoy this journey. Their most popular? That is tough, they have so many great songs and because of the way their music hits people , everyone has their own favorites. I would say "Wish You Were Here". My personal favorite is more obscure "Fearless".

[@randyobrien2836]

The pulse concert will blow you away. Pink Floyd in there songs will hit you deep and then drive it in your head with the guitar.

[@tracyharper2121]

Absolutely true!

[@grantdumas4076]

This song is off The Wall album. It's a concept album that tells the story of a jaded rock start that isolates himself by building a mental wall around himself. The lyrics were inspired by an actual event. In 77 before a concert, Roger Waters, co-lead vocalist (singing the part as the doctor), became ill with stomach pains before a concert, so the physician gave him a tranquilizer. This made his arms and hands numb to wear he could barely move them. Despite this, the crowd still enjoyed the show, so while numb, he was comfortable. Also as a child, he had scarlet fever and this made his hands feel like two balloons, similar to how they felt during the concert.

[@Mel_T.s]

Interesting....TFS!

[@Orielzolrak]

Pefect explanation Mr Grant Dumas!!!! In that times a lot of bands make concep album, for example The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway of Genesis... A lot of young people, spotify era, can understand lyrics if the don´t listen a full album Best regads for all

[@Orielzolrak]

i hope you don´t be angry I Used your perfect explanatión in othe cases

[@marinaalfazema9201]

Read "Saucer Full of Secrets" by Nicholas Schaffer. It is an in-depth biography of the band from day one! If you are a extreme Pink Floyd fan like me, there are so many interesting facts like the one Grant mentions. Starts out when they use to play in underground London clubs ( like the UFO club ) that many other big names attended and/ or performed regularly -- John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Donavan, Jimmi Hendrix, etc. Great book!

[@julieneild4505]

Thank you! I love the movie and thanks to you I understand it better. I'm 54 yo and seen the movie dozens of times. Bob Geldof ( BOOMTOWN RATS ) played the rock star. Great acting❤

[@Zepperon]

One of the defining forces behind 1960s psychedelia, Pink Floyd became one of the most influential and successful groups of all time. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame cites them “as the architects of two major music movements - psychedelic space-rock and blues-based progressive rock”. The band’s lyrics are described as offering “biting political, social and emotional commentary”. Their albums are now considered among the most influential ever created. Formed in 1965, Pink Floyd featured lead vocalist and guitarist Roger “Syd” Barrett, bassist Roger Waters, drummer Nick Mason and keyboard player Rick Wright. Guitarist David Gilmour joined shortly before Barrett’s departure in 1968. Barrett and Wright died in 2006 and 2008 respectively. The group sold more than 250 million albums, with The Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall acknowledged as classics.

[@konmosh1723]

Οk, time to do the PULSE version now.

[@heltomb]

You like live performances, you have to see Comfortably Numb - Pulse concert. Great live show and the guitar solo will melt your ears.

[@johntucker7152]

You need to watch this for an absolute classic rock performance

[@cowboybizzy]

this!

[@yendor1232]

Probably the best guitar solo in history

[@raybrown6682]

Only guitar solo to make me an emotional mess.

[@mikewright5990]

Definitely

[@simoneroach6354]

Its almost sad to think there are grown adults who have managed to go thru their whole lives without properly listening to pink floyd and led zeppelin, so in that respect it really is a great thing to see you doing reacts to them both.

[@Frostrazor]

But mad props to RDis for wanting to rectify that.

[@ROMsquad]

i guess its your environment. no one in my comunity was listening to these kinds of songs rap was in my back yard in fairview complex in the south bronx. so thats what i gravitated to. we didn't own a computer couldn't afford it at hat time. so it is kind of almost impossible to seek out something i didn't know existed. i hope i explained it right thanks for watching

[@arisucheddar3097]

@@ROMsquad I will also say it goes the other way. There's a lot of rap I dislike, and it's not something I'll listen to for pleasure the way I do rock or a few other genres, but there's a great deal of rap that I respect. I wouldn't have gotten to that point without really having a chance to listen to it closely on my own. Radios didn't play it (beyond the basic light stuff with considerable edits). Family didn't listen to it. So I respect and empathize with your deliberate journey to expand your horizons. I'll also say it'll expand your musical acumen in general. The best musicians have a broad base of inspiration.

[@armandocardenas2999]

Gotta do “Time” next....arguably their best song....studio version is fine. You’ll love it man....you’ll thing what the f is this at first....but than the main part of the song drops and you’ll wonder where this song was your whole life....no shit..

[@greenkorn69]

As soon as, "Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day" hits, it's all over lol Still get goosebumps

[@ROMsquad]

Wow I kind of felt that with this

[@benjammin7729]

Studio definitely

[@610vegas]

@@ROMsquad listen to the live version pulse concert.

[@brezz6759]

Please do TIME by pink floyd it a literal masterpiece. And has 2 of the best guitar solos ever. It's sooo good

[@psmith524]

This entire album is incredible. Like Zeppelin, Floyd is a rabbit hole you can wander down and easily get lost! This song is amazing on its own, but if you listen to anything from The Wall without seeing the movie first, it’s easy to miss out on the context. Floyd mastered the art of the concept album. Keep ‘em coming!

[@Terri6868]

Comfortably Numb live @Pulse. This will blow you away. You have to do it. 🤘🏼🔥This is lay back & chill music.🔥

[@mattmorganRnR]

I’ve watched men and women cry listening to this song. You all around it man🤘🏻

[@adamcuthbert9498]

I know the feeling you're discussing well, our bodies respond to frequencies and tones and connect them with feelings and emotions by swaying between calm and relaxing instrumentation with counter melodies and a dreamy slow vocal delivery into soaring vocals with full sounding unified instrumentation accented after by emotionally diverse guitar solo's that function as a release valve, you end up with this song that feels emotionally and physically cleansing even after years of listening to it, the tingles are normal aha.

[@ROMsquad]

OK THANKS I THOUGHT everyone was going to think i was high. Wow i should ask you to write my title that was so damn transparent i loved it

[@zajacrabbit5005]

Sounds like music to live by

[@danalotemple7327]

Exactly kind of an out body experience. That is called musical genius.

[@cityhonors1]

🤷🏿‍♀️ we all "floated" the 1st time we experienced The Wall 🧱 & The Movie. 😎 Bob Geldorf acted his butt off as Pink. 🍿🐰

[@fredtello]

I think this provides the perfect example of hip-hop shortcomings

[@hollywest4674]

Pink Floyd has a way of vibrating and reverberating into ones soul. Dearly love all their music.

[@dirtdawg5385]

"The child is grown, the dream is gone. I have become comfortably numb."

[@dks6714]

Don’t ever pause a solo by David Gilmour.

[@philh4400]

I think it's a capital offense

[@drackmere]

@@philh4400 In most parts of the civilized world at any rate. :-)

[@brittanygarrison8030]

Agreed.

[@skwervin1]

Its a lynching offence in my family!

[@claranielsen9330]

Definitely a capital offense .

[@Dragn1089]

That hypnotic feeling is what it's about. Hop in, Floyd's going to take you for a ride, forget about everything and escape, and heir masters at it.Great reaction bro. Peace

[@swurvegirl1978]

Whenever I need to "drift away, out of body experience, I put on Pink Floyd🙂

[@modeltraintherapy5376]

Yes, the Pulse show like every is saying makes this version seem like childsplay. Its fucking from a different planet during the last guitar solo.

[@jareczek1980]

I don't know he is ready for Pulse version

[@skwervin1]

He needs to work up to that. Pulse at this point would melt his brain. Same with The Who and their movie/album Tommy.

[@debbieplato5107]

Yep, that is natural to feel high listening to Pink Floyd. This is when music had depth and you never knew where it was going to take you. 🇨🇦✌

[@hihoktf]

We know what you felt. You don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience them. They take you to another place, and it's a thrill getting to see you go there for the first time!

[@riffraff60]

Fun fact, the album this track is from was made into a movie. The Wall.

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

A group of like minded stoner friends and myself, went to Leicester Square in London to see The Wall on the (for then) BIG screen. An experience, oh yes. As was the laser show in the Planetarium with Floyd music. Amazed I can remember any of it really!

[@realamerican5813]

As one of your Led heads, Let me welcome you to my High school days!! Pink Floyd is one of those bands that take you for a ride but they always bring you back feeling better!! ROCK ON!!

[@ethanlora6054]

Time is my favorite, it’s lyricism is next level, and the solo is AMAZING as well. HIGHLY recommend it!

[@genetodd1643]

You don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience Pink Floyd. They are one of a kind.

[@michaelyork4554]

Can't wait to see you do "Dogs" that should be interesting!. Certainly Echoes, is hypnosis, and all of Dark Side Of The Moon, and Wish You Were Here. Richard Wright was a Genius RIP.

[@lynette.]

Pink Floyd music is the drug. Listen to the whole of Dark side of the moon from beginning to end it is worth every sublime minute you will get it then and it never gets old.

[@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289]

Just don't listen to Dark Side of the Moon when you are already depressed, because a lot of the lyrics are very fatalistic about the futility of the human condition, and life itself.

[@annmonaghan4360]

Pink Floyd will take you to places you haven't been!!!

[@michelealexander7541]

The Pulse concert! It is visually stunning and the music is so pure you'll have a hard time believing its live. Shine On You Crazy Diamond is my all time favorite with this one second.

[@garylindgren6080]

Bro, finally! Are you ready? My opinion, the greatest band ever! My high-school click we called ourselves "floydland". Looking forward to you becoming a member! Just wait for the live versions you love so much

[@andaimhineach4131]

Put on quality head phones and listen to their entire "Dark Side of the Moon" album. A wee buzz wouldn't hurt either. They take you to a different dimension.

[@jamescrane2156]

This song is from their album The Wall (1979) which is a concept album. You can listen to individual tracks, but you need to listen to the whole album to understand the larger message.

[@stevematthews641]

The pain is literally oozing out of Gilmours guitar

[@carols4816]

So... that floating, hypnotic feeling usually requires a substance yet they create the same effect with sound. music is magic.

[@smoovjazz8029]

That's hypnosis is David Gilmour's voice and guitar lol. But if you want hypnotic, listen to Shine on you crazy diamond. Epic.

[@tracysmith6125]

Seriously! Start with Darkside of the moon. Then Shine on you crazy diamond. Read all the comments. Lots of guidance.

[@marylee7467]

The entire Wish You Were Here album is a true mental mind F, its fabulous

[@corywilliams3109]

And I've heard this song hundreds of times and it still gives me the same feeling that you explained

[@erinelizabeth9153]

That feeling you got....your soul was touched by their frequency of music...welcome to the rabbit hole.

[@robertakline9785]

And so it begins! Just relax, close your eyes and take the ride. You will experience so much more than you think. And don't worry, we are all here with you!😳

[@kimkoula1005]

After all the guitars and lessons I have paid for, I was rewarded with 2 sons who learned both of David's solos in this song. Best pay off ever!! Great music

[@tracyharper2121]

It’s great when your kids play your music! My boy is in a biggish rock band and he plays snippets of Pink Floyd warming up. He and his step dad jam together when he comes home. His dad died when was young and he never got to see what his son became. He would be so so proud!

[@hmpphoto]

The single greatest piece of music ever written and recorded!

[@ron57strat]

All of their albums are concept albums. All of the songs on their albums connect together to convey a story.

[@ramonaoreskovich6942]

"The child is grown. The dream is gone" 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@sallyramirez5980]

Pink Floyd : Brain Damage is an excellent song. ✌

[@blackcountrylad4615]

If you want to get deep with pink Floyd you must listen to:- Time and Money

[@creatzaD]

Lol Lad! I also live in Black Country...didn't expect to find "neighbors" on this channel. Small world :)

[@blackcountrylad4615]

@@creatzaD good to hear from a another Black country lad peace and good health brother ✌️

[@indii1]

Us and them is a good one too.

[@kathyandjeffdailey3455]

Shine on Crazy Diamond.........

[@chevyjtc841]

Pink Floyd is one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Journey, you got that right. Signiture Pink Floyd you'll love the rabbit hole you just put yourself in, have fun!

[@michaelyork4554]

At this part in the movie he is broken, his wife has cheated on him, he is tired, and disillusioned about his life. The wall he has built to keep everyone out, is secure, but now he wants out. This is the moment when his handlers are at the door, trying to get in, and get him ready for the "show", and in the few minutes they are there trying to get him "juiced up" the song takes place. You should watch this sequence in the movie, even if you don't watch it all, just to see him go through the "wormlike" cocoon transformation in the Limo, and arrive, Ready To Go.

[@gerryweed7697]

few other songs from Pink Floyd ---> Hey You ... Time ... On the turning away .. Shine on you crazy diamond ... Dogs ..

[@kohl2080]

On the Turning Away is incredible. Speaks volumes to our human condition.

[@gerryweed7697]

@@kohl2080 😎👍

[@skwervin1]

I have asked my kids to play it at my funeral.

[@dirtcheap8584]

Pink Floyd trivia-PF's original singer, Syd Barrett, had serious psyc issues, and was eventually removed from the band, 'According to Waters, Barrett came to what was to be their last practice session with a new song he had dubbed "Have You Got It Yet?" The song seemed simple enough when he first presented it, but it soon became impossibly difficult to learn; they eventually realised that while they were practising it, Barrett kept changing the arrangement. He would then play it again, with the arbitrary changes, and sing "Have you got it yet?" Eventually, they realised they never would, and that they were simply bearing the brunt of Barrett's idiosyncratic sense of humour. Waters called it "a real act of mad genius".' Until Barrett's fairly recent death PF still payed Barrett as if he was still a member.

[@SG-js2qn]

One of my favorites! Good choice. 👍 So far as I know, it's about drugs, mental health, and spirituality. Definitely the hypnotic aspect is there. In the attempt to describe the feeling, but also in the music as the feelings are so beautifully conveyed. It's about how we suffer in our existence and are nearly able to transcend somehow, maybe.

[@clare1061]

I’m 60 years old and still get goosebumps every time I listen to Pink Floyd.

[@lazybonesoutdoors3700]

Not weird! Pink Floyd makes you feel them. You wanna get into your fe fe's check out great "gig in the sky". Warning: It might make you cry and they only say a few words. You will not regret going down the Floyd rabbit hole. Like Zeppelin they are a can't miss band and David Gilmore's guitar is amazing.

[@shaun374]

Only group I've ever listened to that you FEEL the music. It's unreal.

[@metalhead4135]

Same song live at PULSE takes it to a whole other level. Mind blowing

[@artsilva]

First universal law when experiencing Pink Floyd; Wear Headphones < you did good on that one. Second rule is; Never never EVER interrupt a David Gilmour guitar solo < glad you let the second one ride out. I was about to go "no he Din't" As it's your first experience we can let the first solo pause go, THIS time, haha. Third rule is; sit back and enjoy the ride. It is best experiencing their whole albums from start to finish to get the whole story. Their albums are like Novels where it's a complete concept or story and each song is a chapter that blends together. Cherry picking a song you will not totally understand sometimes because it is only a part of a story being told.

[@firstbornunicorn1545]

I'm loving this journey you're embarking on between Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath and now Pink Floyd amongst others. I can't click the videos fast enough. I love how you break the songs down and digest them. I've seen so many reactions where it's just you watching them bob their heads. Boring!

[@DanaClarkDana]

all those feelings are totally right on - being lifted, dropped, flying, hypnotic, moved etc. etc. - it was fun to hear it described as weird - I suppose it is

[@starlightshimmery]

You're not alone, I think this song really resonates and gives that floating feeling to many people. Amazingly, this week I was interested to look into the 432Hz frequency, said to be a miracle frequency for many things including healing, and someone on Spotify has a playlist called 432 Hz famous songs - more than one PF song is on it including Comfortably Numb! First time I've visited your channel, thanks for the nice content and it's good to see you enjoying the music :)

[@kryptonson]

You're 100% right when you say this song makes you feel light, like you're flying. It paints a picture, it really does. Just sit back and close your eyes and listen to this. It's surreal.

[@acwaid]

Thank you! I asked for a Floyd reaction like a month ago. They are truly next level elite in everything they did. Pure masterpieces. The live version of this from the 1994 Pulse tour will expose you to possibly the greatest guitar solo ever played. Check out ‘Time’ and ‘Shine on you Crazy Diamond’ also. All their stuff is cool. I think their album Dark Side of the Moon spent more time on the charts than any other album in history. Also, headphones are a must for Floyd.

[@todddreher1220]

The Wall album is like back in early Germany in school during World War II along with the Concentration Camp days

[@corywilliams3109]

Tripping to Pink Floyd was awesome. The first part of the song he's talking about being a kid and having a fever it was so high that he couldn't hear anything and couldn't feel his hands cuz they swelled up like two balloons. The second verse is more less about drugs and being on the road and basically getting high to just keep going#addiction

[@pauldocmusic2411]

Second verse is about roger waters being ill before a concert, the doctor gave him an injection to do the show, he felt completely numb onstage. Understandable that people think its about heroin though

[@corywilliams3109]

Dude did do dope though

[@corywilliams3109]

But ty for the knowledge I appreciate it

[@pauldocmusic2411]

@@corywilliams3109 no bother mate, think they all smoked weed, took that as a given lol

[@corywilliams3109]

Have you seen the wall? He is heating up black tar heroin it ain't hash. An all rhe pills yes its a movie but some truth behind it. Idk. Never chilled him so I can't say anything for sure.

[@quintondees4501]

One of the best groups EVER, the best concert I ever saw in my life was Pink Floyd.....they're perfectionists

[@patrickarts9091]

There is a reason why this was on the top 100 album sales list for 14 years strait. The album is really one song with several parts. It was always meant to be listened to as a whole album.

[@Mel_T.s]

All time greats right here! Love this song

[@dorothyannford8448]

Pink Floyd takes you to another place, their music is brilliant!!!!

[@kevincollins6302]

This is the most fantastical rabbit hole journey you'll EVER experience. Pink Floyd is like a journey into your mind. Every song will blow your mind!

[@OnyxKwina]

Yes, felt it. There’s an up and down pulling up with melody then crashing then back up again. The layers of sound & instruments is insane. I’m loving it. Crazy good.

[@rjkennett934]

My personal favorite Pink Floyd song is "High Hopes". And I like the black lights you added to you pad!

[@moziboy75]

This song in the Pulse concert ... live performance....you'll have an experience

[@parallelearthstudio8385]

Pink Floyd is Musical Hypnosis...every album.

[@kikivon3501]

pulse concert……. Check it out!!!!!! David Gilmore’s solos are perfection!!!!! So smooth and effortless

[@stevelubbehusen5842]

"Time" "Great Gig in the Sky" also... Check out some Steely Dan....

[@alexandrucozar3147]

You can find the best versions of some of the most important Pink Floyd pieces, including Comfortably Numb, in the Pulse concert 1994. You can here David Gilmour's guitar solo entirely, no cut, no fading. The lights spectacle in this concert is also astonishing.

[@NoProb4Rob]

Pink Floyd transports you in their music, they are masters of taking you to another place.

[@jimmccord9403]

You should watch the live version from the Pulse DVD to get the full impct of the band.

[@bethkelley575]

I agree 1000% with Adam Cuthbert's comment. The out of body experience is what their music was about. Their creativity is out of this world, especially with videos like the Wall, etc.

[@melizavenegas8789]

I LOVE Pink Floyd, but they are out there. You need to be ready for them. Try "shine on you crazy diamond" its AWESOME! If you like music, you will appreciate every instrument played. Hope you enjoy.❤

[@maureenlyons-brennan1146]

This came out when I was a junior in high school. I’m 58 now and want it played at my funeral. Best guitar solo ever.

[@brianfisher6165]

This song leaves you comfortably numb!!! I've been lucky to have been listening to them for over 50 years!!!👍✌😎

[@darcisavelli546]

That is what Pink Floyd does to you. It is like hypnosis. You melt right into their music.

[@hollygolightly1302]

Where I live in Vancouver BC. we have a planetarium. When I was a teen we would go there because they would play Pink Floyd & have a laser light show. It was Incredible!

[@heliotropezzz333]

The beauty of the song is that the singer is talking to someone else but it also feels like he's talking to you. The live performance is also good to listen to as the brilliant guitar solo at the end is longer and even more amazing. Other Pink Floyd songs where it feels like the singer is talking to you, are 'Time' from 'Dark Side of the Moon' and 'Hey You' from 'The Wall'.

[@philshorten3221]

Pink Floyd man deepest rabbit hole on this planet. If your gonna dive in then buckle up your seat Dorethy Kansas is about to go bye bye! Comfortably Numb is from the album The Wall - a concept album covering the life of fictional character "Pink" growing up in a dystopian world. So you need to do the entire album to get the story. Comfortably Numb - Live at the Pulse Concert will blow you mind! The album The Dark Side of the Moon is probably the most discussed album of the time deep as! Again a concept where each track transitions into the next. If you want a good stand alone then try "Echoes" - Live at Pompeii where the guys play in an empty ancient Roman Amphitheatre with No Audience! Pink Floyd is a trip! You don't need drugs to do Pink Floyd You need Pink Floyd to do drugs😂

[@Thunderball.Mcgillicutty]

One of the greatest bands of all time. I saw them in concert in atl in the 90s. They had a flying pink and a huge wall.

[@goodmongo7423]

Dude don't EVER stop it during the guitar solos. That's the BEST parts of the entire song.

[@scozz6139]

Pink Floyd speaks to the soul! David Gilmour is a Master guitarist, who plays with so much emotion and feel, that he takes the listener on a journey with his guitar. As a matter of fact, the whole band is noted for putting the listener in a kind of trance with their music,...and a subsequent journey for the listener! Pink Floyd is a British Rock band formed in London in1965. They have sold over 300 million albums worldwide, second only to the Beatles!

[@greeneyes674]

Pink Floyd will make you feel fazed out even if you aren't.. Always has been one of my favorite bands.

[@livingreflection5]

Listening to Pink Floyd albums (the best way to hear their work) is a drug!

[@RyanLunaPhotography]

I just completely respect your admission there is a "swag" voice and "dad" voice. Respect!

[@Levi_Amongst_the_Watchers]

My Dad was a huge Pink Floyd fan and was raised on their music and all I can say is: 1) Don't take it lightly. Everything they do has meaning and purpose. 2)Don't be afraid to relisten to their entire catalog of music repeatedly throughout the rest of your life. You'll hear it differently and get new teachings from the same music depending on your stage in life. 3) Above all and most importantly just enjoy them. Let go and let them take you for a ride. I recommend your next Pink Floyd listen should be "Time". All Pink Floyd songs are phenomenal but "Time" is an essential listen for every new Pink Floyd fan.

[@melanieredfield9736]

Love this masterpiece. The music is beautiful and the lyrics are almost spiritual. "When I was a child, I caught a fleeting glimpse out of the corner of my eye. I turned to look, but it was gone; I cannot put my finger on it now. The child is grown, the dream is gone, and I have become comfortably numb." Wow, so profound.

[@oliver6749]

It's not weird what you're feeling, it's Pink Floyd they are very theatrical and their music is a trip!

[@mikecurtis389]

You don't just listen to Floyd you feel it in your mind and they take you on an inner trip and David's solo raises your consciousness.

[@josmo]

My all time favourite song from Pink Floyd...❤️

[@sodone4078]

Best Pink Floyd song ever "Comfortably Numb"