I'VE NEVER CRIED HARDER!! First Time Reaction to Pink Floyd - Live 8

[@nickblack4661]

not so long ago , a young lady took a journey down a rabbit hole called Pink Floyd , she found joy , wonder and sadness. But as she travelled down she found something that will stay with her all her life . Stacey thank you for your journey it's good to see a younger group of people enjoy the music that has got me out of some dark times.

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Well said Nick!

[@colinandrew7745]

A great band their music had the ability to stir so much emotion as you are finding out Stacy, as you are proving this music is timeless, a great reaction.

[@KenCyrus-tb3nh]

That was very poetic, Nick. 👍

[@markmcnamara9763]

There are 3 great live Roger Waters Concerts on DVD...In the Flesh is my favourite

[@darthgardner]

I second or third that !! this LADY has ears which Listen..not many people Listen anymore to this degree most just have a casual glance at the music,but yes pink floyd has a place in her heart.Little waterfalls of happiness stacy trickling away as you watch..

[@fifidurand7421]

True fans all cried during that last Pink Floyd concert... and I cried too

[@Vibes-fv5ho]

Me 2, almost died😢😂❤

[@leedavies4589]

still cry now i'll never forget this performance ..we never thought it would happen ..we knew was for 1 night only but how good was it OMG

[@wilkinsmusicfl4141]

Same

[@andym5213]

Totally agree -Was anyone at Earls Court for The Wall ? 🧱

[@edmottaghi3580]

I am 71 years old and I have been listening to Pink Floyd since 1979 I am still listening to them all the time, I never get tired of listening to them. They are the greatest band ever. They are one and only. Their music never gets old. I love them.

[@JohnSmith-g9z3w]

Snap me to 71 fantastic songs.

[@petem1836]

I‘m 75, agree with you. Sad, that Roger and David can‘t find together anymore. Richard „i wish, you were here“

[@fifi23o5]

I'm just a little bit younger than you, almost 60 and I started listening to them in '81. At the beginning I didn't understand them very well, but after a few years I started to understand them, just peeling one layer at the time, just like onion. The more layers I remove, the more I like them. There is nothing even remotely superficial about them. They are one of my two favourite bands (depends which day you ask me). I have a Pink Floyd day roughly once a month, that day I listen them almost exclusively and each time I discover something new in their music. Yes, they are one of my two favourite, but if I have to puck the best, it would be Pink Floyd.

[@nellospiteri3534]

@@fifi23o5I’m 72 and first watched them live at the Leeds Corn Exchange where they played mainly from the UmmaGumma album. They used surround sound and it was unreal, especially with Careful With That Axe Eugene. I still think Comfortably Numb is a masterpiece.

[@throttlebottle5906]

I'm sure I heard Pink Floyd as a child. LOL, before my time for sure. but listened to them as well as most all genre's since....

[@amadormediero3978]

It's hard not to shed a tear. I am 63 and have loved this band for 50 years. To this day I still think they are the greatest band of all time.

[@DarkAndVelvetNights]

Same, except that im 15 years old. Just saw Gilmour in Rome and it was the best night of my life.

[@rmyikzelf5604]

Fully agreed. 55 years old and they grabbed me over 40 years ago and just haven't let go.

[@bmarrello1]

I'm 64 and can say they are up there with Queen and Led Zepplin!

[@emmanuelleriviere5052]

oui, avec DIRE STRAITS

[@PatriciaGass-hc3cu]

I was 14 or so first note hooked me too

[@TheMRDanielGaming]

I was just 5 years old when I saw my dad sitting in front of the TV, tears streaming down his face. It’s the only time I’ve ever seen him cry, and that moment is etched into my memory. I grew up with Pink Floyd as the soundtrack to our lives-24 years of their music playing constantly in our home. For my dad, though, it’s been a lifetime. He’s been with them since 1972, when Meddle came out. I can’t even begin to imagine what he’s feeling now. He’s carried their music with him through decades, through everything. Two months ago, I had the privilege of seeing Gilmour live in Rome with my brother. My dad couldn’t come, but being there, finally experiencing what it feels like to be at one of their concerts... it was overwhelming. I still dream about it. Stacey, your reaction video touched me so deeply. Watching you cry, I felt it too. Seeing them age, knowing we’re nearing the end of their journey-it’s heartbreaking. I can’t imagine what it’s like for my dad’s generation, who grew up with them, who lived through their prime, and now face the reality of their last shows. Pink Floyd isn’t just music. It’s a connection, a legacy, a shared history with my dad. And I love them-and him-more than words can ever say.

[@JohnLopour]

@TheMRDanielGaming well said!

[@ljw5768]

Beautiful words..

[@concernedcitizen5506]

My daughters are the same.

[@jessiewilson2306]

And RIP Jeff Beck , Greg Allman , Tom Petty , Richard Wright, Johnny Winter and others !

[@RSimoes10]

Stacey, this is not only YOUR BEST reaction ever, but it's one of the BEST REACTIONS I have ever seen, from any channel. It feels like the very purpose of your channel was for you to finally see and react to this performance. In my opinion, this version of Comfortably Numb is the best of them all. I remember watching this live on TV, and I was stunned, they played amazingly well, and it was indeed emotional. Thanks for finally doing this video.

[@markysumm72]

Oh give over and stop celebrating mediocrity you easily pleased simpleton. 🙄

[@thebillryan]

When you consider 1981 was the last time all four had played live together And after a lot of years of acrimony they put that aside and 24 years later all four revealed their magical alchemy for the final and last time. Heartbreaking and beautifully so.

[@wito609]

@@RSimoes10 Indeed, Stacey is the Queen of reactions. And THIS reaction is a masterpiece in this business.

[@davidcourcelle3461]

Stacy this was a great heartfelt reveiw. I was crying with you.

[@smasters2682]

Roger is more showy. Not my favorite cat, but no denying he's brilliant. Yes. I have them 4 times...and I could listen to them everyday every minute for the rest of my days

[@Varmer]

Spot on about Richard Wright at the end. He was always sort of hidden, but his input was monumental. A true unsung hero.

[@joegillam1497]

I love Richard's voice too. RIP.

[@booboo8577]

He's the JPJ of Pink Floyd. (John Paul Jones)

[@jamesanderson5268]

Gone way too soon to lung cancer.

[@Welsh_Dragon756]

When he died I knew there was never going to be any more hope of one final tour or show that I had been clinging on to any fleeting hope for. He was the heart of the band. Even though they all had to be together to really be at their best. And if you remove one they are still great but you can really hear that something is missing.

[@FloweredUp-n4t]

Yep. He was always in the background to the extent many fans (nevermind the public) don't even realise he wrote and sung a surprising number of their songs.

[@algraham5695]

Wonderful reaction to an amazing band. They hadn’t played together for 25 years, had one 3 hour rehearsal,, and on the night were the best band on the planet…..much love to you….Alan

[@rica325]

I love when I see young well spoken people like Stacey express herself with pure emotion. The music of Pink Floyd touches my soul very deeply and if their music doesn’t light your fire…your woods wet.

[@theoryfish3491]

'A little too much'...'ugly crying'....Girl, you really don't understand do you? To us old gits, who were taught to supress our emotions...to find a Gen Z girl who EI (emotionally intelligently) follows the whole Floyd story and after a year of learning, it brings her to tears...Literally unheard of...'ugly crying' may mean something in your youthful world...not ours. You have no idea how many oldies are crying along with you. The whole concept of 'crying' was denied to us sensitive blokes. To share it with a young'un is...well...validation I guess. You make us relive our musical tastes as valid and frankly, masterpieces. And for that, I'm incredibly grateful for your channel.

[@bobwegner]

Standing ovation for this comment.

[@Branditsch]

Great comment

[@garysimons1608]

Very well said 👏

[@paulharrison166]

Let her cry. I have been a fan since 73. Nice to see it touching the young generation so much 👍

[@robertgieseler1220]

Well said, my friend. There's no such thing as ugly crying -- and especially not to Pink Floyd. Very best to you from Germany

[@mikeh5629]

Im 67 and have been listening to Pink Floyd since the early 70’s. Pink Floyd's music isn't just something you listen to; it's an experience you feel in your soul. With Pink Floyd, you don't just hear the music; you live it, breathe it, and sometimes, you swear you can touch the very essence of what they're conveying. So much memory recall when I listen to this music.

[@dano9008]

I just listen and shrug my shoulders. So, I guess that's an option too.

[@JohnLopour]

And the music is just so effin' good ...just so darn good...timeless 🙂

[@rodchristensen9219]

You are the very best Pink Floyd reactor, Stacey. Those of us 70 somethings cry along with you as we get to the time in our lives where their masterpieces like Breathe and Time really resonate with us. Thank you for what you do.

[@dalesandt8543]

Amen brother ❤I am 76,saw FLOYD 5 times in concert in U.S.A where I live..

[@bianca2817]

So true 🫶

[@andym5213]

​@@bianca2817 IMHO Stacey is an amazing reactor - saw Floyd in England, Europe, US and Canada - no matter what the line up was aside from Queen - one of my faves!

[@mnn1265]

True of us 60-somethings too!

[@guyfaux5010]

Best 25 minutes in rock HISTORY. My cat and I were listening to "Wish You Were Here" before she crossed over the Rainbow Bridge. She was 17 years, 8 months and 10 days old. Had her since she was born.

[@joelwatts5260]

Bless you and your kitty. I have two that are 18, and I'm just dreading that day.

[@vinniedixon1140]

Better than Queen at Live Aid?

[@tomjacobs2014]

Doesn't come close to Queen at Live Aid

[@frankaq3951]

Condolences, Guyfaux.

[@aceaceington2759]

😭I lost my 17 Yr old kitty last Friday 😭

[@tomatencio9223]

This has to be one of the top posts I have ever watched. The combination of the great music and you reaction is incredible.

[@McHerman]

Ms. Stacy, you are an amazing soul and a beautiful human being, that is why Pink Floyd’s ethereal and soulful music has such a strong impact on you that moves you tears. It’s a joy to see a young lady enjoying the music that I grew up with and listened to for over 55 years now… Peace! ☮️

[@beezig]

This performance just gets you, the simmering tension between Gilmour & Waters adds to the atmosphere. A once in a lifetime moment, truly an emotional night.

[@bujin1977]

And the moment at the end when the four of them linked arms on stage - willing to put aside their differences for the bigger picture. It was one of THE moments of 2005. The good moments, that is, because the following weekend in London was a moment of huge sadness.

[@JacobHolda]

There is strange tension between them but at the same time the chemistry is unparalleled

[@Silber7]

It is well known David was the one least interested, and I think it shows. After that hug, he is out of the picture in no time... Besides the cause, and maybe the fans, he claims to have done it for his kids most of all, to let them see a glimpse into his past.

[@colrhodes377]

When Pink Floyd appeared at Live 8 , their record sales went through the sky. The band knew pretty much how many sales they would normally have, so everything above that, Pink Floyd donated to the Live 8 charity. That was an enormous amount 😊😊

[@mauk2861]

Live 8 was brilliant particularly for PF, also others... I was there in Wembley

[@colrhodes377]

@mauk2861 Fantastic!

[@robbiedominic2558]

Live 8 was at Hyde Park in 05'...Live Aid was at Wembley in 85'.

[@Gary-jc3oo]

I remember watching Live 8 on MTV when Floyd came on...and their VJs just wouldn't shut up...talking over the performance. After about 10 minutes, they finally shut up.

[@markscott6414]

PF are extremely generous to charities. I’m not sure if it was the whole tour but I know they donated all profits in ‘94 from the Earl’s Court shows at least to about 13 different charities.

[@bentley684]

Young lady don't apologise for music touching your heart or soul. That's what it is for, to move you in one way or the other. Great reaction and you have a new subscriber. Very well done. All the best from London

[@georgewick7970]

Pink Floyd's reunion was a historic event and seeing him live at the exact moment it happened was unforgettable. See the band that made you love music .. their music is something that we will always carry in the soul. A band that will never be forgotten. Decades will pass and the new generations will continue to listen to them forever. Thank you Roger, David, Richard, Nick and Syd for leaving us that legacy of music.

[@tomh5006]

They're the word music if you look it up in the dictionary. Well maybe not... but you get my drift here. True musicians at the mountain top. Music today doesn't come close.

[@BC-1966]

You have exposed your soul to the internet - now you are truly free. Amazing & pure reaction Stacey, you made an old guy tear up a bit.

[@joegillam1497]

Sorry Stacey, I was one of the ones nagging you to react to this, but I KNEW how much you'd LOVE it. Tears are part of the initiation into the Pink Floyd soul family. Pink Floyd fans don't just listen they feel the music in their soul. Thank you for your reaction and for giving so much attention to the greatest band to ever walk the earth. RIP Richard Wright and Syd Barrett

[@carlosblanco7884]

I think I speak for all of us subscribers when I say we all have laughed and cried with you, reliving through your eyes our own Pink Floyd memories ❤ Thank you for the journey

[@Rackelhane]

It makes me so happy to se young people love this music after 50 years as a PinkFloyd fan. Great reaction. Thank you.❤❤❤

[@SaintPhoenixx]

Just proves that Pink Floyd transcends generations, time and genres. Kids in 50 years time will still be listening to them and having their minds blown.

[@Kelsea-2002]

The music of Pink Floyd will outlive us all - because Pink Floyd is timeless I heard it for the first time in 2014 when I had just turned 12 and today I am a hardcore fan of this music.

[@WhoWouldWantThisName]

@@Kelsea-2002 Welcome aboard!

[@Gavaldo]

I had tears rolling down my face watching Australian Pink Floyd 2 weeks ago in Glasgow Scotland. They are absolutely amazing live & you see so many grown men in tears during their set. It’s a must to go and see them. They’ll bring back memories from this show and previous performances from the Pink Floyd. ✌️👍✌️

[@stevewarwick805]

Yes they are very good saw them recently at Brighton

[@martinforrester8249]

It's great that younger folk are listening to and appreciating the likes of Pink Floyd. This music is pure joy. It's emotional, intelligent, and so thought-provoking. I'm now eighty, have followed them for many decades, seen them twice, and never got tired of listening to such wonderful music, its like a modern day opera. I hope they continue to inspire the younger generations.

[@burningdeadman]

There will never be a band like Pink Floyd. They invoke such a deep emotion every time I hear them. Thank you for letting us into your space to have your reaction.

[@user-hj5ex3ox3f]

You can only sign that 500000000 times in bold

[@chrisduff503]

My God, you really needed a hug after that! I saw this, as millions did, live on TV and yes, we cried. Seeing Pink Floyd play one last time was just what we needed. I told you a year ago that this music will live with you forever, and I'm so glad it has a special place in your heart, like it does in ours. ❤

[@rubentullenaar2934]

This was such a genuine reaction. There is no need to apologize since it is genuine. I loved that you knew some of the lyrics, and even knew that little “pling” in “Comfortably Numb”. Thank you Stacey.

[@metropolinational485]

What a beautiful reaction! Thank you for showing us this reaction. I think you knew up front you were going to have a hard time holding it together, and we appreciate your willingness to let the world see.

[@Almcosta25]

Thank you Stacey for such a pleasant moment. I watched the Live 8 on the TV and I must say I cried too. I grew up listening to Pink Floyd and since the first sound they caught me. Gradually they helped me grow as a teenager who starts paying more attention to the lyrics (I'm Portuguese, so my English was not that good...). They have always been my number one group of incredible musicians and seeing them playing together was very emotional. Greetings from cold Porto!

[@bertranddube8094]

I'm still a fan of Pink Floyd after more than 45 years, but you're the first to make me cry. I love you

[@chickenlampbrent]

Stacey, Stacey, Stacey. We've been following your Pink Floyd discovery arc, rediscovering our own joy vicariously through your wonderful reactions. But today. Today we saw you shed your fledgling Floyd feathers and fly! You are truly one of us now. Welcome to the machine kid sister❤

[@chriscaddel7568]

I was there, have to say that EVERYONE, including the bands that performed , were simple in awe( and with teary eyes) of having the original Pink Floyd together just for one nigth. Time stopped that nigth. This is BY FAR the best reacion ever in my opnion..

[@tomask.3983]

This is the MOST REAL reaction video I have ever seen! Pink Floyd is more than just a band - they are a...phenomenon

[@WALKINGPHONE]

Pink Floyd's mind, soul and heart in sync one last time...and for a few minutes ... everything was right in the universe and then.... I cried again

[@LuciferPat]

This reunion was a gift. A gift to us, a gift to the music. The last chance to see what they do together, the unique sound they made. 24 minutes of history... Forever and ever. Oh... We love you Stacey!

[@BratsNMustard]

You're alive. You're a human. Crying to Pink Floyd is totally acceptable. It's part of life. Hell, I am 60 years old and they have been a part of my life as long as I can remember. I have very early childhood memories, early 1970s, just 6 or 7 years old, wondering what that magical music was, hearing them as my older cousins listened. I still get choked up. Thank you again young lady for a wonderful real reaction.

[@brucevidito4923]

I've been to a hundred or more concerts. And now that I'm 70 years old, none have affected me more emotionally than Pink Floyd. One of my all-time favorite bands.

[@rayouelle2367]

I was 14 in 1972, home alone a sunday evening and Pink Floyd at Pompei was playing on TV, it blew me away !! The next day I was with my mom at K-Mart and bought Meddle. I saw them 5 times in concert, saw Gilmour in concert as well as Waters. I still feel the same as i did 52 years ago when i listen to them. Thank you Stacey.

[@rundix3351]

Pink Floyd music means so much to many people including myself. Thanks for the honest reaction.

[@Kelsea-2002]

I wonder how many children and young people heard Pink Floyd for the first time on this day and became fans?

[@DavidAston-bn9bz]

I was a latecomer to Pink Floyd in the 90s and after all the recriminations and the bitterness I never thought I would see the day they would ever perform together again. It happened just once but it happened and let's be thankful they had one last fitting encore in them. Loved your reaction you're always welcome to join us on the dark side of the moon.

[@wtkidd1972RVA]

Absolute masters of their craft. Excellent showmanship. Laser precision. True musicians. There will never be another "Pink Floyd"!

[@graememedley2506]

I am 69 years old and have loved Pink Floyd all my life. I have only seen them live in concert for the Pulse Tour. There has been no other live concert performance that has come close to them in sound, lights, production and musicianship. They were Top of the tree. I’ve attended many concerts of Live Bands since and know one come close.

[@Sama3L]

Your whole reaction is so genuine and likeable. I have deep respect for you to go from knowing nothing at all about Pink Floyd to absolutely falling in love with their music. And if you can't hold back tears of you feel it the right way and it makes you even more likeable.

[@thegorn68]

That's so cool at 10:36 they were able to get Dick Parry to play the sax solo onstage with them. He's the same sax player on the original recording in 1973 and has played with them over the years from time to time. He's an old friend of David Gilmour.

[@JacobHolda]

They go back to Jokers Wild so its like an ancient times

[@joegillam1497]

@thegorn68 Parry's playing on Money is iconic. One of the best sax solos ever on a rock song.

[@robertmartin8565]

We had a Pink Floyd reunion party that night and we cried and laughed together, it was fantastic. When Roger Waters mentioned Syd Barrett I got a bit choked up. I know they invited Syd to come and we all hoped he might show up [ we knew he would not].........All you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be.

[@garysimons1608]

Have been a Pink Floyd fan since the late 60’s. They to this day still evoke emotion in me, so I completely understand how you reacted to this. I’m 75 now and so much appreciate you and your feelings. It touched my heart to see you react - got me all teary eyed as well. Just love you Stacey!❤

[@igorhatesyouall7146]

Seen that concert dozens of times, but your reaction made me cry again. You’re so REAL, thank you!

[@RaubSM]

Best reaction video EVER! Pink Floyd will absolutely change your life. I think it’s time for an international Pink Floyd Day!

[@robertglennienz]

It's okay to cry to Pink Floyd @StaceyRPG. It shows that you are in touch with your emotional faculty. It shows you to be human and that's a beautiful thing. Others have already noted this, but this really was a one of a kind performance given their history. My brother and I were at a family gathering in N.Z. when this concert went to air - we recused ourselves for 30 minutes to watch it. Good God. What a performance.

[@greglambert2928]

Pink Floyd set the bar so high no one else can touch it.

[@richardmillard5498]

So glad you have played this one off and last Pink Floyd concert with Roger Waters. Your reaction is as brilliant as the performance. There are many, many younger people just discovering Pink Floyd and being just as affected by their brilliance as us oldies. I'm 75 and loved them from their first album, first seeing them in 1969 in a student union in London through to the Pulse concerts at Earls Court. It was amazing they did this concert considering the antagonism between Roger and the rest. That antagonism continues to this day. Such a shame but with or without him they have always been my favourite band. Dave Gilmour continues to play and wow audiences to this day despite being 78. All my kids play Pink Floyd, my grandkids play Pink Floyd. They are just timeless. Your reaction reflects how we all feel. Thank you.

[@jessejames5825]

I just saw David Gilmour at the Hollywood Bowl on Oct 30th, my 2nd time in 8 years seeing him It was AMAZING.

[@markjeffrey]

I was there that same night!!!! Respek!

[@robertkiefer5493]

I saw David Gilmour in Madison Square Garden for the last two nights of the Luck and Strange tour, November 9th and 10th. I was lucky to see him in 1984 at the Tower Theater in Philadelphia for his second solo album (About Face) tour, then saw Pink Floyd in 1987 in Philadelphia and in 1994 in The Meadowlands (NJ) for the Pulse tour. Some of the best shows I’ve heard/seen/felt/experienced!

[@ba-gg6jo]

As an oldie in my 8th decade and first saw them first in the early 70's I was thrilled and so happy to see young and old people in the audience singing along. Their music has no boundaries and touches people regardless of age. Great reaction and so good to see you enjoying the journey that is Pink Floyd.

[@Vovanov18]

Stacey! I "went" to my first ever concert, which was Pink Floyd, in 1989, a few months before I was born (Mom was 7 months pregnant). That explains why they for me are forever the greatest and most fav band. They are so much larger than life, their sound is difficult to describe with simple words, it has to be heard and felt! Got to see Roger, David and Nick separately a few times with their respective solo bands as well, but sadly never this "Golden" lineup. I watched this whole video and cried with you, this performance is every bit as "final" as you can imagine. Sadly tensions and animosity, but they still put their differences aside and delivered a performance worthy of history books. There will never be another band like Pink Floyd, ever.

[@BrianAltomari]

Awesome reaction Stacey, I must be an empath, cause I have seen this performance numerous times in the last almost 20 years and I have never cried as much as I did watching it with you. I love how much you have fallen in love with them and how much you care about their history and their story. That comment he made about Syd was especially heartwarming, and shows that Syd will always be a member of the band, no matter how much time passes. You are gorgeous and beautiful and the fact that Pink Floyd moves you to tears whenever you hear them is a testament to the staying power of their legacy. You are the best Stacey, don’t ever forget that and never change who you are for anybody. Love you and your channel.

[@liefde1911]

Stacey, I’m 70 years old. Pink Floyd was my time. Loved it! And I love to see you feel what I felt. Thank you!

[@stuahlers1528]

It’s refreshing to see true emotion with every note, lyric and experience, I’m with you. Moving emotion that touch your soul, can’t help to get caught up and choked up!

[@siango1.LeoAlm]

watching david and roger play together... is one of the most satisfying things in the world. and roger's live performances are absolutely incredible. I recommend you to watch some of them, from his last tours. I was lucky enough to attend two: in 2007 (The dark side of the moon) and 2012 (the wall) in argentina. both were incredible.

[@specialed36ify]

This was beautiful from every possible angle. Thank you so much for your raw reaction to this perfect music. David, Roger, and Nick would be lucky to meet you!

[@xpresident]

Lucky enough to catch both the original members of Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin the same year in 1977 in Madison Square Garden

[@vicprovost2561]

That is hitting the musical lottery!

[@Tony-B23]

That's a hell of a year!

[@drkiter]

You bastard!!! Good envy! That is like winning the lottery!

[@2gelm]

So Touching! I have been on this ride with you since the beginning and was so moved by your sensitivity since the very first song "Comfortably Numb". This is my all time favorite band and you are my all time favorite reactor to Pink Floyd. This was a gift to me for sure and I couldn't wait to watch it. You are such a great pensive person with your beautiful heart. I'm just so happy I discovered your Reaction Channel.

[@StaceyRPGReacts]

Thank you for joining me in this ride ❤️

[@olivier7779]

Idem !!! Je la suis depuis sa première réaction à Confortably Numb .... 🤗 ... Elle est fantastique, touchante, vrai 🙏 .. on pleure de joie avec elle. J'ai 62 ans et j'ai l'impression d'avoir 18 ans de nouveau 😇 !!! Ou même 7 ans quand tout jeune je fus happé par ces mélodies enchanteresses .... Avec Stacey on part aussi en voyage. Elle est magnifique ! Stacey ! Je vous aime ❤️, en toute décence et en pur esprit .. mais je vous aime vraiment ❤️❤️❤️

[@panoseddie9975]

You are absolutely right , you love Pink Floyd you are one of us . This band is one of a kind . Love from Athens Greece

[@sjoerd-jangispen1725]

Thank you for crying with us again. This band means so much to so many people. And you take us on the journey of experiencing all the deep emotions and joy again and again. I always say Pink Floyd makes you feel you have a soul. And this is THE way to keep in contact wilt it. Your words mean a lot to us because yousay what we feel. Ty so much. Lots of love from the Netherlands

[@neverlandxx73]

oh little one you cried your heart out, bless you, Yeah Pink Floyd have that effect on everyone that has a heart. especially after the loss of Sid and Richard. May you and your loved ones be heathy and safe, lots of love and hugs from Greece (ps, I loved the fact that Mason just threw his headphones away to enjoy the solos to their fullest since he knew that would be the first and last time since 1985 that Walter would be with them)

[@Buddha-of8fk]

Oh young friend, Pink Floyd music will never die as long as you young folks keep discovering their magic. I know down the road you will show your kids this music and it will continue.

[@9Ballr]

We were all very fortunate to get to see them perform together again one last time.

[@splat68]

I was at Pulse and I was at Live8. Pulse was a life changing event for me. At Live8, I was in the same state as you were during your reaction. ✌️💚

[@trevorjameson3213]

I loved your reaction! I'm an old man now, but when I was a teenager, I saw Pink Floyd perform live at a small dance club in France back in '68. The same four English chaps, I can still remember it like it was yesterday. They were right in front of us, no stage, just set up at the back of the dance floor. They were around 22 years old at the time, just kids really, but man did they ever jam like nothing I'd ever seen or heard before. They had this funky groove at the time, and I remember this one song in particular, I think it was called Let there be light, or more light or something like that, and it was so amazing with this crazy bass groove that Roger started the song with. David was the singer, and after a verse or two, the song just went into this super long jam session with different parts, every part so cool and even a funky section that Richard started on his organ. Nick was drumming like a mad man I remember that too he was very cool to watch, and anyway it was something I always remembered and I've been a major fan ever since. My Dad was transferred back to the states in '69 so I didn't see them perform again for many years. Love those guys!

[@erics5847]

This is probably the best example of how music can touch our soul, lift us up and sooth our spirit. The world is a better place thanks to all the artists who give us the gift of music.

[@gaetanbouthillier]

You are a great soul. You understand and feel this music as it was intended to be felt. I am almost 70 and have been listening to Pink Floyd since 1970. I don't think any of this music has aged and you are the proof of it.

[@scifimonkey3]

Well Stacey that was a reaction and a half. I hope that you will carry these guys with you for your lifetime like so many of your older viewers have. I cried at the time of this concert and cried again along with you listening to this. Such an emotional moment in musical history.

[@mcsputz4494]

Seeing the four guys up there together after all those years truly was a magical experience! We were blessed to have them in our lives and to have that final reunification, even if it was for a brief moment in time. I'm so grateful that they did that, that they set aside their differences and made history for such a greater cause. Wonderful!

[@MarioCosta86]

I have just stumble randomly across this video and let me tell you: its lovely to know I am not alone about the feelings I feel when I listen to Pink Floyd. Thank you lady, as a Floydhead I feel Humanity is saved knowing that younger People still fell in love with Pink Floyd ❤

[@MiguelDo0omsdayAngelo]

ONE YEAR being a Pink Floyd fan, a discovery that you will never forget, a band that will be on your heart forever., nothing better than this band. Listening since i was 8 years old,back in the begining of the 80´s. There is so much for you to react to the best band that has ever walk on this earth. What a journey my dear. Lots of love... BLESS RICHARD

[@rantheman90]

Music peaked until 90s and it never was the same again. Pink floyd is the corner stone of music industry and they deserve their 💐

[@leonardocolombo5778]

Pink Floyd is a journey every time....I love them in every single moment of my life....thank you sweet lady😘😘👍

[@leonardbellinger5223]

I am 80 years old and I cried with you I have watched your reactions from the start and experienced you were falling in love with this band just as I have and countless others have done seeing this last performance has just brought the whole Pink Floyd experience forward again and although it's sad we have their music videos and performances and as you Stacey have shown me that the experience can be just as moving and strong as it ever was as new people get involved I guarantee that you will always have a warm spot in your heart for Pink Floyd that will be with you until the end. Thank you Stacey for showing us this with all your reactions.

[@traffic71]

I’ve said this more times than I care to remember. My FAVOURITE band EVER. Their music is unbelievably exquisite. The lyrics, the musicianship, the feelings they’ve given me. Seeing these great men back together at that time was more than I could have wished for.

[@gregoznowich5196]

I adored watching and hearing your reactions. Believe me, you were one of many thousands who shed tears during this. This band touched many, and influenced generations of creators and performers.

[@karlsangree]

I saw Pink Floyd twice in their early days: once in July of '68 (I was 16) at JFK Stadium and '70 (I was 18) at the Electric Factory, both in Philadelphia. Two of the highlights of my misspent youth.

[@danielenobile7859]

Se hai visto i Pink Floyd la tua giovinezza non è stata sprecata. Essa splende nel tuo cuore di adulto. Un caro saluto da un tuo coetaneo...

[@glerp10000000000]

There's a great recording of the Electric Factory show, I listen to that one a lot. That's one hell of a youthful highlight.

[@johntaylor8817]

Hi. More than 50 years later I am still crying when I listen to them.😪

[@ilachow]

You aren't alone in thinking that there was something special about his performance. After this show, there were dozens of articles talking about how their performance was THE highlight of the event. Members of other bands were watching from the side of the stage and/or front row. Everyone was transfixed.

[@pangeavideoproduction4796]

I’m sorry I don’t usually make comments like this on KZbin. But your reaction to This epic and iconic last performance of the most legendary Pink Floyd is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen!! 1st of all it’s evident that are a true Pink FIoyd fan in thus episode. So nice to see a young person appreciate the talent that came before. but most specifically. Watching your emotions as you listened to this performance made me sincerely hope that the man or woman that you are with fully appreciates your depth of feeling and emotions over music. I have been a professional musician for nearly all my life and the older I get the more I reflect on how music is an emotional experience and connection more than anything else. Thank you for this raw and deep emotional reaction to This most historic and important musical event

[@vtxcs]

I am 63 years old and have listened to Pink Floyd since I was a teenager. Growing up in the 70's and musically inclined, I have appreciated all genres of music, but Pink Floyd has always been my favorite. All the documentaries, videos late night at the theater, they have always resonated in my life. All their music is priceless but to me when I hear the Live at Pompeii concert, 1971 "Echoes" and you realize that the Meddle album cover opened up is an ear, where you receive the music it really resonates in the soul. Those first words after the intro, "Overhead the albatross hangs motionless upon the air," is mesmerizing. Then the next groove at about the seven minute mark is incredible! In one video when asked his favorite, David Gilmore said it was Echoes. I will listen to them my whole life! If you have not heard Echoes from the Meddle album Stacey, please do!

[@Banyanswing]

I was crying right along with you when they performed Wish You were Here. That song always moved me, but not usually to tears. That was the first rif my son learned to play. He passed this June. I wish he were here!!!!

[@Denissp]

I was there... Such good Memories... Best day of my life. Thank you so much for this. The live 8 was amazing started with Paul MacCartney and U2 playing Sgt. Peppers....12 hours of amazing performances.

[@danielmarshall3102]

Thank you for such a deep heartfelt reaction that pays, truly deserved tribute to their music. Because it is the evidence of what is meant by "soul" in music and musicians, purposely meant to make you "feel".

[@spursgog835]

It’s 1967, I was a 15 year old Brit listening to my first Pink Floyd album and I was never the same again 🤘🇬🇧

[@RussellLucas-t1z]

Stacey, we all love you and your honest emotional reactions. Don't ever change, you are awesome. Pink Floyd taps into your soul and the majority of listeners are shedding tears with you. Thank you for your real self. :)

[@keithholmes9005]

Love your reaction to this. They have been my favorite band for over 45 years now and when this actually happened I cried my eyes out. Hard to believe that almost 20 years have gone by since then. It really is unfortunate that Dave & Roger's relationship is still so strained after all these years is really sad. Thank god we still have the legendary music they made together.

[@ivandelalves8827]

We will never see this band again, Stacey. Thanks for reacting to and the real emotion. You're amazing

[@tomas347]

So sweet how much this moved you. The music is eternal and so soulful. Glad you found Pink Floyd.

[@nix4pool]

Imagine in 200/300 years time people will still listen in complete awe at this genius music, just as we now do marvel at Mozart, Strauss and Beethoven etc, utterly incredible unique performance and wonderful to see young people now encompassing this phenomenal band. Just a great watch, thank you.

[@cliveeariss880]

Greetings from across the sea, England, I dont watch these channels normally.....but im 67 young and full of life, and i never cry, but you yes you made me cry, Pink Floyd in my clubbing motorbike days came flooding back, my kind of woman....for real, bless you.

[@tomh5006]

Agreed! Motorbikes from across the sea! Love it my friend.

[@Kelsea-2002]

"Wish you where here" makes me cry every time ... for me, this song is outstanding in this world. I will celebrate my personal Pink Floyd anniversary on December 23rd, because exactly 10 years ago I heard this very special music for the first time shortly after my 12th birthday.

[@estherpurim66]

PinkFloyd❣️Forevermore No More Excuses

[@alwaysblue1960]

You're smashing these Pink Floyd reaction videos,Stacey. Another emotional one ✌️

[@JVTrickypants]

Also as has been said dozens of times….a great reaction and you’re were so right in checking out most of their catalogue and history before watching this. You’re amazing!

[@1Hulic]

Cried right along with you, became undone when David smiled at Nick, and when David and Roger clowned around a bit. So glad you've discovered them.