Pink Floyd - Sorrow (REACTION) with my wife

Hello and welcome back! So this one was so beautiful that hurts! Pink Floyd with 'Sorrow'! Not much we can say as still trying to process this masterpiece! Check it out for yourself 😍
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[@terencekent615]

There is music...there is musical performance...and then there is Pink floyd ❤

[@vincenthewlett4329]

second to none regarding this pulse concert i have never seen anything better...infact i dont think i ever will

[@jim5247]

saw this 5 times. This was an experience not a concert. After every show when the people were leaving it was so quite as if they couldn't believe what they just saw & experience I have people next to me crying even at Dave's solo concerts

[@sandorhartig3957]

And there Is Dire Straits and there Is Queen!!!!!!

[@pango-y8j]

Yes there are songs and then there's music 🇬🇧🍄

[@tommydaniel3206]

seen them live in 1994 rotterdam blew me away

[@SpaceOdditiesLive]

I was at this concert and it was the most unforgettable live experience I had ever had, or probably will ever have. One thing you cannot experience from the video is Pink Floyd's complete, immersive surround sound (which they were pioneers of). It was truly incredible. You need to watch the opening song "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" - I'd love to see your reaction to that! And I totally understand your emotional reaction. I've been listening to Pink Floyd for over 50 years and they STILL make me feel that overwhelming emotion, even though I've heard every song literally hundreds of times. There has never, ever been another group of musicians who could hit you so emotionally on that level. All the best.

[@ianbrooke6342]

I too was at the concert in Earls Court, sadly not on the recording night but the next day. The video is good but cannot let you feel how great it was, there was so much there that you miss in the video, the music hit you, the heat from the flares, the millions of lights from the mirror ball (sorry if that's a spoiler, have you done that song yet?), the whole evening was overwhelming. I've also been to a lot of concerts but never one like that where the audience just sat there unable to take it all in. A truly amazing evening. If you haven't tried it yet Comfortably Numb from Pulse or On the Turning Away from their Delicate Sound of Thunder concert.

[@gbsailing9436]

The only problem with watching the opening song, "Shine On You Crazy Diamond", was that they omitted to play the 3rd guitar solo prior to the vocals, which was such a shame - they could've done the song huge respect of playing it faithfully to the audio version. Never mind, they have recorded what we have recorded - for posterity.

[@frankiefourfingers6717]

I agree with you. The sound from the concert speakers made the experience unforgettable

[@JemMusic.]

13:45 That bit where Dave and Guy just giggle about how awesome they are.

[@davidgarbe6693]

You young lady,feel the emotion of the song,you have a wonderful soul 😘😘

[@jovana_r]

One of the reasons why I love your reactions so much is because you listen to music from your hearts and I know that if there is an emotion in a song, you will most probably feel it and respond to it. 🖤

[@samsakharia3382]

There’s bands, there’s songs and then there’s Pink Floyd… I have seen them 3 times including this tour … I’m so glad I was born in the Pink Floyd era….

[@Macca15]

I literally discovered this song at 2am last night. I spent the next 4 hours watching reactions to it, and one of my first thoughts was: "I can't wait for MerchantOfAlba's reaction to this." Amazing reaction.

[@toddbintz9868]

I sometimes feel like I lived my life in the golden era of Rock. I was able to see most of the greatest bands to ever walk the planet. Stones, Who, Sabbath, Rush, AC/DC, Elton John, McCartney and many more. But nobody was better than Floyd. I saw them four times live and it still wasn’t enough. Their concerts were spiritual events. It’s almost impossible to describe in words how amazing they were see and listen to in person

[@MrPolleyr]

Again, I must say…..I am so impressed with you two. Overwhelmed…….is the appropriate feeling. Pink Floyd does overwhelm your senses. I am an old rock n roller who has seen hundreds, if not thousands of bands in my life time, and I guarantee you…..no other band has ever made me “feel” like PF makes me feel. After years over listening to them (especially this concert) I still cry, I am amazed, I sit in silence, I cheer, I clap, and I am in awe of the talent and abilities of this group. Including the light show, the sound engineers and all the support staff that made this concert possible. If you want a break from the emotional weight of Pink Floyd……you need to listen to some Supertramp. They are another English band who are every bit as musically talented as PF, but who have a lighter, more melodic approach to their music. I often switch over to Supertramp after a Pink Floyd session. They are well worth the effort. Thanks again for your beautiful reactions.❤️🇨🇦👍

[@luisayala2440]

yes, you are right, Pink Floyd is a gift to humanity, and no band had a better concerts when it comes to lighting, stage, scenering , production , assembly men, etc, etc.... god bless you both

[@flogg8635]

I always love your wife’s observations and perspective. This performance is worth watching again and again. It gets better each time. Love you guys.

[@4kingace379]

Best Floyd reaction couple, don't make it your last. 🤟

[@Erfedwe]

I absolutely love you guys! Your reactions are so real and so relatable. Don't ever change!

[@fuita227]

You listen to songs and the music and you groove and it's a good or great song...but you listen to Pink Floyd and it lifts you away.

[@anandasmom]

Best reaction to this masterpiece ever. I hope to watch you experiment more Pink Floyd. Searching now.

[@Tonyboy3623]

Don’t worry guys we all get emotional with Pink Floyd especially with Dave G and the magic fingers and guitar ❤I’ve been a fan since the seventies and still find it moving, timeless I think 🤔

[@Morgyborgyblob]

Please never use the phrase "Dave G and the magic fingers" ever again.

[@Tonyboy3623]

Why not ?

[@issamlouhichi1975]

This is the best pink floyd reaction I had ever seen ❤

[@jeffalmond]

And you made me cry……..all the Genres of music ….Rock, Jazz, Blues, Country and Western, Rap , Classical.. and then Pink Floyd…up above the rest….they’re out of this world….❤

[@bjennings1067]

Hypnotic is the word your looking for they fire your emotions and for you my dear it's to the core I got very emotional watch you but for all that you absolutely love listening to pink floyd and you will continue to listen to them as I will and millions of other fans

[@Distant394]

When the singers kick in you just don’t want it to stop , truly amazing

[@crabbitwife5463]

Thank you for this reaction and thank you for your tears. I've been listening to Floyd since 1976 and it's not just music, it makes me FEEL too. There is something special, unique about them that reaches into me and fills me with wonder, fear, ephiphany, joy, unlike any other band.

[@diananussbaum3106]

When the album "The momentary laps of reason" came out, we took our big Loudspeakers out on the balcony at the party for new years day and the song "Sorrow" played into the atmosphäre. I love Pink Floyd since my age of 12, at 1970. My older brother and sister "gave" music to me. I have many LPs and could enjoy them live. Btw: one of the background singer is Sam Brown.

[@vincenthewlett4329]

The Pulse concert is the best i have ever seen.....the sound the lights music stunning...best ever

[@cogline]

So enjoying your reactions to my favorite bands, Rush and Pink Floyd. It doesn't get any better than this ☮❤

[@robertslade3088]

That's why pulse is the greatest concert ever recorded

[@Stumbler2001]

The word I always used to describe Pink Floyd's music (especially live) is immersive. It's not background music you half listen to while you do something else. When they play, you're in it. It surrounds you, it permeates you. Everything else is background noise you tune out.

[@Andromeda101]

I completely understand she was blown away by this song. It is haunting. Pink Floyd makes you feel things you never knew was there.

[@cyclops60]

Wonderful reaction - 'it's not just music, it's a gift to humanity' sums it up nicely. I'm not embarrassed to say that Pink Floyd can move me to tears.

[@williampinheirooliveira2256]

PINK FLOYD SIMPLESMENTE FANTASTICO ❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@frankiefourfingers6717]

I remember going to see Pink Floyd and this song is wonderful, the vibrations through the concert speaks from the guitar at the start and end went completely through your body. It was absolutely amazing, like an out of body experience

[@RoadDoug]

You we’re breaking my heart. But how do they do it? A group of people come together and bring an idea to fulfillment. Imagine if we could all come together in spite of our differences and decide to make the world a better and safer place. I think Pink Floyd has that message. You two are beautiful! The obvious love you have for each other is wonderful.

[@billythebootlegger.4376]

Your tears speak volumes on why music is essential ❤

[@Greyhound53200]

Don't belittle yourself Dominica. You know nothing of music, you say? Looking at your reactions proves to me that you understand EVERYTHING that music intends to ignite into us, human beings. Yet again I was impressed by the emotional reaction by the both of you.

[@spazm6006]

So happy to see Pink Floyd reach into your soul. That is exactly where it belongs. Music yes, but more of an experience of life and emotions that the whole world can share. Dominika I have a solution for your dilemma. When you feel overwhelmed, put your headphones back on and put the music on repeat. Each time it will connect more deeply and your mind and imagination will become one with it. After over 50 years listening, they standalone!

[@chadhaswell2462]

You don't listen to Pink Floyd, you experience them. I saw this tour live in '94 and just sat in the stadium for what seemed like an eternity afterward while my heart settled down as I came back to reality

[@joemoon9936]

Your(wife) explanation of your experience is so like mine I never understood anyone this well ever before... I used to find myself crying in the middle of listening any PF song and would feel the pressure which I could never explain...

[@markanderson4338]

I can only say, I Love you two. I was there for this tour in BC. I was in back. it was insanely perfect. What i would like to add. In the video when the lights white out the entire stage? that is not how the camera percieves the event. it actually looked like that. the entire stage whited out in a soft glow of whiteness. the peak of the arc of stage lighting was about 5 story building high.

[@Thomas-lo5kz]

Bardzo emocionalna reakcja. To jest Pink Floyd i ich muzyka. Ja dorastałem z tą muzyką i teraz , Już dziadek😊, naprawdę z miłą chęcią Was oglądam. Ja polecam " On The Turning Away", oczywiście live, bo tam solówki gitarowe są najlepsze. Pozdrawiam Was serdecznie. I czekam na więcej !!

[@stecumo6459]

dominika's reaction is the most honest,adorable,heartfelt reaction i've seen regarding floyd.she's got a good ear as having a good ear you not only listen but also feel,pink floyd absolutely overwhelm you with feel,passion,soundscapes,timing,atmosphere and heart.numerous times i've been listening to them and reflected on my life and dear departed loved ones and had to get myself together as i was that choked.keep the reactions coming folks and show roger waters some love and give "the wall live in berlin 1990" a go,namely "nobody home" my song and the line "i've got a strong urge to fly...but i've got nowhere to fly to" pretty much sums up my life,also a total showstopper "another brick in the wall part 3/goodbye cruel world" has to be one of the greatest performances ever.roger's power,feel,anger,theatrics etc are a sight to behold."hey you" another classic with paul carrick what a voice.for more roger "perfect sense" from the in the flesh concert,have a good day folks

[@NorwayMan36]

...and thats how a PF-fan is born

[@kc.brinkman]

If you where at a pink Floyd concert like i did, you would have the emotions time ten. So great they are

[@jagster0810]

Best reaction ever! My only regret is that I never got to see them live. I have seen a couple of PF tribute bands which were great too but not as good as that shown in the pulse concert which I have watched many, many times now.

[@thecarguy7238]

9:00 Gilmourized. Happens to us all. It’s a magical thing he’s got

[@pauldocmusic2411]

Such a beautiful reaction from a beautiful couple. I had the pleasure of seeing Pink Floyd on this tour in Rotterdam Holland the month before this concert. Everything you said was spot on. You can't really believe what you are hearing, seeing and feeling, it becomes overwhelming at times. No artist or band comes close to hitting your soul and nervous system like Pink Floyd does. Please continue on your Floyd journey, peace.

[@jeffhershberger1148]

Your reactions were real, PF songs are a journey, mind, body, soul

[@heflinG6832]

“Another brick in the wall “ from this concert is another amazing masterpiece! You should do it next!

[@allenhuling598]

For me there is no one else that can touch your innermost being with their guitar quite like David Gilmour can....absolutely love it!! Regarding their stage and light show/surround sound. Remember, 3 of the 4 original band members met in architectural school (and all graduated) which to my simple mind gave them a really unique perspective for designing their shows, and they had a great team!🤘

[@rosuobs3972]

Enjoyed your reaction, a friend and me went to this concert, we both took two LSD trips on the way there so when it started we were already hanging from the ceiling, my hair still hasen't grown back, I had pulled it all out by the end, best night out ever I think, three cheers to you two thanks

[@byrnez2755]

Pink Floyd (David and Richard in particular) bring similar emotions out of me, as well. There is something particularly soulful about David's guitar playing.

[@suedobson6962]

I love your reaction. David Gilmour sings and cries thru his guitar. Thank you for raw honest emotion. ❤

[@stewartjones2861]

Hello Guys, I love your reaction to this video and I can totally relate to the overwhelming sense of emotions you experienced. I was fortunate enough to see Floyd in 1994 at Earls Court, London where I believe this was filmed......I reacted the exact same way through the whole concert! It was truly a mind altering and surreal experience.

[@cejs3273]

The way you treat your woman make me eyes water ❤

[@deanadewall8400]

Love u two. I was going to recommend "In Any Tongue" live, Pompeii 2016, but that one will make u cry your eyes out.

[@barinee78]

All hail Pink Floyd! They take over your mind and body.

[@rickcarioti6746]

I love your Pink Floyd reactions. Please keep sharing your feelings. Floyd fans get it!

[@mikedoyle7546]

Welcome to the Pink Floyd experience. It has been affecting me this way for 50 years. You must watch more😅❤

[@stevendavis8557]

they touch your soul

[@WhiteSox-mp2wl]

Just watches this again. I think the term you are looking for is "Sensory Overload". Love you guys!

[@963460]

We should let music touch our hearts and souls like that. Bravo 👏 💙 I was 22 when I saw this tour, I still can't watch the mov movie without getting super emotional 😅 I

[@harrisonj0679]

20th October was my wife’s 30th birthday that concert was her present she was 8 months pregnant with our daughter who also is a huge pink Floyd fan now

[@johnmcintosh5413]

You ain’t talking rubbish Pink Floyd sends you in many different ways like no other 🌍✌🏼

[@harrystathas6459]

When David Gilmore plugs his guitar into his amp he plugs into his soul too.

[@Godric_71]

If you pay attention, you'll notice that, through the entire concert, the crowd is perfectly still and mesmerized.

[@SteveMaloney-j2y]

What a adorable sweet couple that really feels

[@roballen5718]

i do love the 2 of you, so much. in choirs, they have a saying, to create a 'wall of sound'. pink Floyd create a wall of emotion, with both sound and visuals. when other bands have a guitar solo, it stands out above all else. not Pink Floyd. and you're so right; it's so simple. nothing is technically difficult, but it's so immensely effective and no-one else does it like they do. i remember, when i was a teenager, in the late 60s-early 70s, we were the first generation to experience bands that created huge soundscapes and played with sound, to play on the emotions. it was powerful, and we weren't used to it, so it affected us so deeply. then we got used to it, so it was no longer fresh and vital and effective. we still enjoyed it and it never lost it's magic, but it could never be quite the same as it was when we first encountered it. now i see people like you both. this generation are no longer used to it. today's music is devoid of this power, in the soundscapes, and emotion, in the same way. so i'm enjoying seeing you reactors feeling it freshly, in the way that we did, back then. i never grow tied of watching people like you. but especially you two, as you are such a lovely couple. you need to react to the PULSE version of Shine On You Crazy Diamond. it's so beautiful and nowhere near as powerful. just serene and calm and wonderful.

[@richardeycken]

Pink Floyd take you on a journey with nearly every track. Listen to Dark Side Of The Moon, Wish You Were Here, and The Wall, full albums, for some of the most significant music written and performed in the last 40 years.

[@13opacus]

The best reaction video I’ve seen to any song ✌️👍

[@fd1930]

Hi guys a bit late to this one due to travel. Isn't it just incredible? How they always find a way to pierce your soul is just unique- NO-ONE can do it like Floyd! A little info - those big notes plays at start, middle and end- when I saw these shows at London Earls Court, the walls visibly shook. The sound is turned up loud, very loud, and is quadrophonic so t comes at you from all directions. It goes way, way beyond just being great music and a great show - it gets inside you & takes you to a place that only they know how to find. Floyd can be an overwhelming - we've all been there, so don't feel bad! The visuals- they signed up the best in the business. They asked what the budget was. David smiled and replied "Yes" 🙂 Nothing is left to chance to make the show the very best it can be. If I had a time machine, I'd take you back to the Pulse tour & provide your tickets. I love your reactions, guys. And you are, I have no doubt- good people.

[@simonbellamy67]

You feel what you see and you hear what you feel😊.......

[@kelleychilton2524]

I was very fortunate enough to have seen Pink Floyd decades ago. I don't think we'll ever see another band like them. They were truly one of a kind. I feel blessed to have been a teenager and young adult in the 1970s & 80s.

[@markhughes8314]

I know how you feel even though you don't know how you feel....

[@trevorbentley8834]

Hello to you two beautiful people. What a great genuine and loving couple you are, and thank you for the fantastic reactions especially to the Pink Floyd songs. I'm 65 and have being an avid PF fan since the Meddle album was released in 1970-ish. They are by far my favourite band and David Gilmour is the G.O.A.T. You were wondering about the Lighting design...the engineer is Marc Brickman, and his Wikipedia page will tell you a ton of info about him. For your coming PF song reactions I suggest 'Echoes' from their Gdansk concert, 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' from Pulse, and 'On The Turning Away' from their Momentary Lapse Of Reason tour footage...but there are so many to choose from you can't go wrong because they are quite simply the greatest band ever imo. Cheers!

[@ShaneMccormick-d8d]

What you’re feeling is everybody’s pain and sadness David Gilmour is a beautiful man. He auctioned off most of his guitars, and turned around and gave it to charity.

[@dalemcmillan7231]

Fantastic ❤

[@jeffaddis5715]

It's a dark, angry song.............but oh so beautiful

[@LuizCarlos-uq5iy]

Beautiful reaction.

[@arilson.santos]

Great reaction :)

[@dominicpelle7841]

Sound Light Words... evoking pure humanity and emotions. As a 68 year old that's listened to everything, every genre. Pink Floyd is the only band that does this to you. The music is not about me... *it's about but all of us, it strips away the bullshit in life* to the real deal deep down inside.

[@bojanpalcar8644]

Hi, the way of reacting you this song.., It's still HOPE to our PLANET..,big support from Ljubljana, Slovenia Boyan

[@cheflee8376]

If you think this song invokes a powerful reaction, you should check out The Great GIG in the Sky. Only the back up vocals are involved and it will cleanse whatever one was feeling that day, almost like a religious experience. Check out the version of " Delicate Sounds of Thunder tour....The Great GIG in the Sky" The name of the first vocalist will be Rachel Fury.... Beautiful soul!

[@TerryMark-tz4zb]

"Where We Start" from On An Island, the live in Gdansk version would have Dominica really struggling with her emotions but both of you would be I think. Btw I was at The Pulse Concert at Earls Court and was the best concert I've seen and I've seen them perform a number of times. ❤

[@tswag54]

Great music transcends national, cultural, religious, gender boundaries. For those minutes you are with me, I am with you- there is nothing but emotion, Love, and Peace! 🙏🎶

[@philipcassidy7567]

Hence the title of the song 😢 sorrow

[@jamesnelson1968]

The value of channels like yours to me is that I don't know anyone who reacts to music as strongly as I do. That you feel it the same way makes me feel part of a community.

[@J3scribe]

David Gilmore plays the blues. That's why you were so struck. Welcome to the club.

[@derechtenorden2410]

I love your reactions very very much!! ❤🥰 Even getting so much inspiration for bands which I‘ve never heard before. I would also recommend a band which is so heavily underrated during their over 40 years activity: Marillion. In particular their song „The Space“ from their Albert Hall live performance is a very good song to start with. Brilliant musicians and I‘m pretty sure that your audience will enjoy it very much!

[@aceaceington2759]

Lavender and Kayleigh from Misplaced Childhood. Chef's kiss🥰

[@flubblert]

I guess gospel comes close to the almost spiritual message you feel in your soul when listening to Pink Floyd. Either you get it or you don't. So glad I do, and obviously so do you guys. Sometimes being lost for words is the highest compliment you can give an artist. Great reaction as always!

[@spencerwhiting9348]

I’m loving your Pink Floyd reactions. Your interpretations always seem to be quite appropriate to the song. I would love to hear your thoughts on “On The Turning Away”. The 2019 remastered version is particularly fabulous.

[@marcnelson5637]

I was there and at quite a few other Pink Floyd concert from 1977 through the early 2000s and each time it was like a religious experience to me. They are from another world and it will touch you in your soul. Of course the mushrooms marijuana and adult beverages didn’t hurt either lol😂

[@blacksun691]

Admiro a las personas que se emocionan con Pink Floyd ☮️

[@MiguelDo0omsdayAngelo]

You have a new subscriber.... you guys feel in your soul what Pink Floyd really is... it´s such a mix of feeling that live you speachless... feel in the heart in the soul... Hope you guys continue to react. I would recomend Dogs of War,live, from the album, Delicate Sound of Thunder. Keep up with those brilliant emotions

[@IanDarley]

A raging river of pure music that sweeps you away.

[@LuizCarlos-uq5iy]

É exatamente isso Domenica. A música do Pink Floyd me faz levitar, limpar todas minhas emoções, me alivia e me fortalece ao mesmo tempo. Senti isso muitas vezes ouvindo Shine on You Crazy Diamond, Echoes, US and Them, Great Gig in The Sky, Money, Sorrow, Confortably Numb, etc. A arte mobiliza e transforma e a música do Pink Floyd é prova disso. Podem reagir à Nick Mason, Green is the Colour, or Childhood's End? Obrigado.

[@fuita227]

Their like riding a spaceship thru time.

[@rg8829]

Thank you

[@davekorwek6241]

The word you're looking for is Visceral.

[@davidgarbe6693]

Just stop once ,love you both though 🇬🇧👍

[@smoothmove7566]

you could give the song one of these days a try it's pretty cool and you get to see the pigs come out of the wall to boot. :) same concert Pulse.

[@FadyHelou-ft2tp]

Hi,this is Fady,i just want to say that your reaction on Pink Floyd songs is amazing and plenty of emotions , i had listen to Pink Floyd for many years ,and I have all their albums as well their live concerts CDs. Appreciat if you do the reaction on their song One Of These Days from the same concert Pulse (the greatest concert they have done) , and if possible their song:On the turning away from Delicate Sound of Thunder Concert , and i would like to thank you for your emotional reactions. My best, Fady. 2:06

[@Salzbuckel]

when the music is more able to express the feeling of sorrow, than words can ever do! Thats what it's all about to create a masterpiece, and its not only the music, its the kind of tone chosen and composed, the ambience and the light, that perfectly support that. No wonder, that you could not express your feelings, words simply can not do this. So, that is the epitome of psychodelic rock, which comes from the 70s and aimed to pinch the psyche and create delight or sorrow or whatever feelings are possible, No drugs needed, just music. See, this is 45 years old and still has just such an impact today. When i was a child, i heard o lot of classical music which then may be 100 years old or 200 and was considered important for ever. I think this is not bit less important and will also stand the test of time. It once will also get a period adequate classification like baroque, rokkoko or romantic music got. In the last decades i have not heard any nearby in depth music, since that very very productive and versatile music period.And all the classical composers hat the ability to get such a variety of tones and ambient support.