TNT Chill Out To Pink Floyd - Sorrow

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Pink Floyd - Sorrow

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

David Gilmour is a guitar master. He gives people the chills the way he plays notes. He’s amazing.

[@samuelriebel5535]

He plays with emotion.

[@racheldavis6581]

I would put him in the top 3 guitarists of all time. 🙌

[@chriskola3822]

It is really too bad that music like this isn't really even made anymore. It hits deep because it is real.

[@777-k9b5z]

why don't they create? there is me, the fifth element of pink floyd

[@pamagnolia]

And THIS is why they are my favorite band!! 😊

[@toyferBritney]

you know, I was going to apologize for you having to sit through this video without being able to experience what the band was actually doing, live, on stage, but when I started hearing you interpret what you were thinking and feeling from the song, it was kinda something no one else has done, and I haven't really even heard someone describe their thoughts on the meaning of the song after watching the live performance. I guess what I'm saying is thank you for your "reactions", now go watch the concert video of the song so you can appreciate what all went into their performance!

[@yelnikigwawa1845]

What KDR said ~ now go watch the Pulse version. Pulse was a SPECTACULAR concert, but you're only hearing the audio here. Floyd's light shows are legendary. But then, you know this.

[@brentonl2631]

Played this to a friend who had never heard it before, I played it in a pitch black room. Unbelievable.

[@trevmb100]

Got to agree with you, after watching them listen,I thought the lady was a bit bit bored, but sincere apologies!!! You really get it, thank you.👍👍

[@bikerbud3903]

This is live from the PULSE concert in1994. You would enjoy seeing it also. Light show and production are excellent. Other songs from that concert to do are "Comfortably Numb" and "Great Gig in the sky"

[@rodhanson7112]

biker i have the concert DVD OF THE pulse concert And DAVID Gilmore's guitar solo ON THE SONG COMFORTABLY NUMB is considered to be THE BEST ONE EVER

[@johnemmerich7075]

You need to watch the live version at pulse!!

[@redzone77p]

One of my favorites by Pink. The live version at the PULSE concert is pretty dynamic. Thanks for showing.

[@jc5247]

" 2016 Dave plays this on his "black Strat" "Live at Pompeii" . his last concert after which he sold 120 guitars The "Black strat"sold for $3.9 million without his Jimi Hendrix guitar strap. " Sorrow" Roger Waters leaving the group, a bad break up. " swirling invitation of what is to be" Roger said they were a spent force without him.

[@rippedup1931]

This is the audio from the pulse concert…

[@flogg8635]

@@rippedup1931 , they’re missing out bad

[@flogg8635]

@@jc5247 , how wrong was Waters.

[@yosshy4774]

@@rippedup1931 There's an edited version in the CD where it flows perfectly. Here's the link, it hits differently kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4jViX6jfK9gaqssi=75EU54t6syf8UYdl

[@leskobrandon538]

I was there at Pasadena 1994 Pulse concert, And your right... Floyd does take your soul outside for a stroll... At the concert, there were people there weeping while this was played, and comfortably Numb too..

[@richardmodglin3900]

What we have here is a live AAA class production performance that's replaced with scenic video footage. You simply must watch the live performance to truly appreciate this live work. The lights, lazers,, stage presence and sheer magnificence of the song being performed as a whole. Great reaction!

[@racheldavis6581]

One doesnt just listen to Pink Floyd, one goes on a journey with Pink Floyd. Gotta watch the ENTIRE Pulse Tour from.start to finish.

[@steveboyes2090]

AWESOME~you shoulda done the Pulse edit video with that instead of the pictures, it is the live concert sound. Look at these 50 something regular guys in 1994 dressed like they are going to mow grass playing excellent music together, they don't look or act like aliens hahaha; in fact they'd rather you enjoy the concert experience and not look at them. great reaction, great insight. watch it again with the video remastered-don't have to re-react, but just look at these guys and the show. Recommend KEEP TALKING live Pulse video.

[@markinc7]

Just a suggestion Pink Floyd - On the Turning Away Remastered 2019 LIVE . You will be AMAZED. Enjoy you guys.

[@donone1330]

Pink Floyd not only plays to the ears but also to the mind, body, and soul. I first discovered Pink Floyd as a teenager in 1975. I'm 61 in a week, and their just as amazing now. my Kids know their music and my oldest grand kids do as well.

[@realbser1956]

Thanks for the reminder of how great this song and Pink Floyd are. Gilmour is an alien, his guitar is a time transporter because you always lose track of it when listening. Great reaction and discussion guys.

[@donfite9269]

I love your PF reactions. Been listening to them for many years and I forget the feeling of hearing them for the first time.

[@williamosborne6866]

Pink Floyd....what emotions sound like. No group of musicians - past, present, or future - describes all aspects of the human condition like PF. It is so incredible that we can still experience the timeless magic they produced, and their legacy will continue to thrill generations to come.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

This song live is great too. Please also do "On The Turning Away" live from 1988 (remastered in 2019). Also, they don't block their music so no worries about posting videos.

[@jc5247]

"on the turning away"(1989-07-15)FM by thinkfloyd.61 8 million views you tube.***********

[@bighousegroove]

This is live, just not with the video. I believe it's the Pulse version.

[@lynnhoffmann247]

@@bighousegroove Yes, it is.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

@@bighousegroove I meant the live video.

[@davidmarino1913]

This song specifically holds very deep and special meaning for me, because I've spent too many days of my life as the man in the song. It was released at a time when I was finishing high school and getting ready to go to the Navy. Of course, many people have had bad moments or entire childhoods, but the moment I heard that first note on the guitar, who I am, and have been for a very long time blasts from my speakers. I'm also not conceited or arrogant enough to say that this song was written for or about me, yet every note, every word, always hits home. Too many days have been spent under dark gray skies, and every promise that has been made to me has been broken. It wasn't written for me, but it sure feels like it's me, and my life.

[@anita3018]

you were right about the sadness of the world and how we are destroying it , David Gilmore wrote the song and the guitar is the Sorrow, it sounds like it is connected to his soul 💔 also learning to fly Pulse concert everything from there is Fantastic

[@alanwhetstone3922]

I was a roadie for the Dallas shows when this tour came to town it was out of this world on another level

[@mitchshelton2995]

You lucky son of a gun! 🤙

[@saratroy9613]

I love it when people react to this song. The version from the Pulse concert is awesome (I think the audio for this video was taken from Pulse). It would be well worth your time to check out the Pulse version,; that way you can see the band members and the amazing light show.

[@mikenastasi8927]

Saw Pink Floyd at Giants Stadium July 18, 1994 -- my parents got me a ticket for my 19th birthday. It was the Division Bell Tour or Pulse as in the live videos from the dvd. Possibly the best concert I've ever seen.

[@Frostrazor]

One does not simply hear Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd is an experience. There are many great bands and to be fair Pink Floyd isn't my #1 favorite band, but I do believe they are the most amazing and epic bands ever. "other worldly" is a perfect description, Tasha.

[@atomicpunk5318]

If you want more Floyd, try One of These Days from the pulse concert. You’ll see Mr. Gilmour absolutely shred a slide guitar and the lyrics aren’t overly complicated. I saw the pulse concert in Vancouver with 60,000 of my closest friends. As many bands that I’ve seen, easily the best concert I ever went to.

[@mikemorgan5015]

I saw them live at Arrowhead Stadium in the late 1980s. An amazing experience to say the least. The deep bass had the entire stadium vibrating and it pounded against my chest. You could quite literally "feel" the music. Awe inspiring stuff. The simple intro and outro guitar on this brings tears to my eyes to this day. Music of this kind was only ever produced by Floyd. None before, none since. And it's magical.

[@TallicaMan1986]

This is one of my favorites. That solo is one of my favorite David solos. The solos especially at the end is also one that makes me tear up. Also LMAO. The recommended at the end during your views were nearly identical to mine. Especially that random Sepultura track.

[@boroblueyes]

Pink Floyd is a constant change of emotion, guided by music.

[@richardrodriguez2120]

Saw this live in Germany in 1988 in Stuttgart. It was the momentary lapse of reason tour. Best damn concert I’ve ever been to EVER!

[@pamagnolia]

Please try On The Turning Away by them!!

[@Lechuque]

The live version from Delicate Sound of Thunder.

[@kevinpreston4891]

thats the beauty of pink floyd - their lyrics are philosophical and open to interpretation - each person can have their own view and thats fine - nobody is wrong - if thats what you feel. then thats what you feel - thats why their music is still so fresh and eternal - because each person can see a different meaning and thats how they can reach so many different people all over the world - even still today 50 years on from the release of Dark Side Of The Moon - their music still sounds fresh and not dated - sheer genius

[@robertevans2450]

nice. Now that you have done this reaction, take some time to watch the Pulse, Live (Remastered) version, as the visual is a multiplier to the emotions, and inspirations. Seeing Gilmore ring every emotion imaginable out of that guitar in such a manner that isn't process-based but pure creation, a pure transformation from the energy in him, through him, to the guitar and its soul, and out to the circuitry and speakers for confirmation and feedback...truly amazing song, and even more amazing video.

[@michaelreeder9931]

"On the Turning Away" is another great song from PF. Of course, any song from PF is another great song. Love to watch you guys react to PF. You just "get it".

[@csphoenix9]

A masterpiece of art

[@artsilva]

This is from the Pulse concert. Do yourself a great favor and watch the official video of this performance, it is amazing to watch as it is to listen to just the audio. Pink Floyd stage shows are something to behold.

[@johnnyringo1949]

Like everyone else, you should see the Pulse concert version. Epicness.

[@angelagraves865]

(:18) Probably going to have some 80s vibes. Nope, Pink Floyd is outside time, that's why they hit so hard. This music takes you someplace else.

[@dmj4966]

A full on reaction to the entire Pulse concert would epic!

[@aaroncole3941]

this songs a masterpiece

[@richnorcal]

I believe this is from their live 1994 Pulse Concert...so should of watched that..the performance and the light show !!!

[@chuckmcdaniel4820]

Listening to Pink Floyd is a musical journey. Their music touches your soul and pulls you along on an emotional roller coaster ride.

[@pauldocmusic2411]

As others have said this was the pulse concert version with a fan video added. Good as it was you definitely missed out not seeing the actual concert video. The lights and lasers seem to be controlled by David Gilmour's guitar . Cool reaction, can see you both get Pink Floyd

[@richardhedd3080]

The power this band produces gives me chills. even after all these years. So glad you guys loved it. Can I suggest Their Delicate sound of thunder concert, especially Great Gig in the sky. Some of the best back up vocalizing I've ever heard. You won't be disappointed. Love you guys.

[@samuelriebel5535]

Your interpretations are honest and genuine. Love it.

[@moegreen5760]

I discovered this song in 2003. Became an instant favorite.

[@glennbrock6560]

I think artistic inspiration is often derived from places we've never been. Forces beyond human ones, often drive creativity to send a message. Sometimes that message isn't 100% understood by the performer. Maybe the performer is merely the vessel that delivers the words and sounds from a realm that we don't understand.

[@WhiteSox-mp2wl]

You guys REALLY need to react to this live. You just heard it, but missed the incredible stageshow. Plus watching them play, background vocals...just incredible. Please let us wacth with you. After that, same 1994 Pulse concert, LEARNING TO FLY. Love your reactions guys!

[@scozz6139]

This recording is from Pink Floyds 1994 Pulse Concert at Earls Court London. It's one of just a few Pink Floyd concert videos that are available in its entirety, or as individual songs, on KZbin. Many of the Pulse Concert videos are re-mastered and re-edited so they look and sound great! And as you can tell right here in this video you're reacting to, they sound phenomenal, like it's a studio version! You guys would love that concert, you should react to it, or at least some of it! "Sorrow" is just one of many, many great performances Pink Floyd puts on LIVE. The light and laser shows alone are almost as incredible as the music,.... well maybe not quite that much, but they're great. Lol! Unbelievable performances of "Comfortably Numb" (with its 4 minute long, song ending, David Gilmour guitar solo),... "Money",... "High Hopes",... "Learning To Fly",... "Time" and many more. Check them out, you'll get lots of likes!

[@insufferablethrashelitist9305]

The David Gilmour era of Pink Floyd WAS Pink Floyd. His voice, his guitar.

[@faywallace7870]

I have been listening to pink floyd my whole life. I have seen David Gilmore live at the Astrodome in 1987 shortly after Roger left the band. I was able to get to see Roger waters in Austin in October of 2022 completing my Pink Floyd live performances.

[@scotthuish67]

This is awesome. It warranted it's own "Pink Floyd" setting in my equalizer software.

[@keyrat1753]

Please try to watch the LIVE version of Sorrow from the Pulse Concert.

[@terryrumble8500]

You need to watch the live video of this the band is really having a great time playing this song there is big smiles all around from the band and the laser light show is amazing. You won't regret it.

[@grondinolaf]

The Alan Parsons Project is another band that is similar to Pink Floyd. In fact Alan Parson was the assistant engineer on Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album. Floyd's music takes every individual on their own path of feeling and emotions.

[@davidallred2947]

Whatever you feel is what you feel. Music.

[@peanutbutter35]

Love it! But should watch the live version with those laser lights and drummer!

[@Terri6868]

Set back & chill. 😂my favorite at the Pulse concert. High Hopes next?💯

[@Roger8176]

This is such a cool & unique song! A masterpiece.

[@jamesanderson5268]

Give a listen to "Marooned" from the Division Bell album. It will make you think you are marooned on a spaceship or a space station. It also won them a Grammy for best instrumental in 1994. "Sorrow" is one of the best ever environmental anthems ever.

[@Kavala76]

Wow! Tasha's post-song reaction was genuine, very articulate and spot on the money. Full marks to her. If not yet reacted to, I'd recommend "Keep Talking".

[@dougrabenberg7383]

No one can make a guitar wail like David Gilmour!!!

[@billhiggins1882]

There aren't any bands like flyod, they are by them selves

[@jc5247]

Best by far Pink Floyd "on the turning away"( 1989-07-15)FM by thinkfloyd.61 8 Million views. I have seen Floyd 8 times. it's not a concert it's and EXPERIENCE like no other. AS Dave's wife once said . If I ask Dave a ? he can answer it better with his guitar.

[@murdoch691]

Omg I've just realised we have got to enjoy this man while he's still here because we ain't got much time left till he's gone 😞

[@Jamesthefinancecat]

Hi guys! Just catching up with your reactions recently and totally love both of you ❤ Totally agree on 'otherwordly'. When I agree with 'I've never heard anything like this', we can all understand that this came out in 1987!!!!!! So ahead of all music, it had to have come from outer space 😍

[@baconrocks1720]

You have to find one of the live versions of this song....unforgettable.

[@robman1039]

Please watch the Pulse Concert 1994 live video. Whole different perspective. Great reaction.

[@choclaholic1]

Well done! I love hearing your emotional response to this Pink Floyd masterpiece. I would suggest that in a similar vein you should take a listen to "On the Turning Away" which I think is even more powerful. Many other great pieces, too, including "Great Gig in the Sky" (best versions are the original from Dark Side of the Moon and the live version from "Pulse") - this will bring forth emotions, guaranteed! Thanks again

[@larryoneill7432]

Young lady, you are correct. PF makes your soul scream in ecstasy

[@billtroxell2148]

Floyd makes you think when you listen to it, long after the music stops my friends, ha. Great reaction also guys!

[@olripper2700]

The amazing thing about Pink Floyd music it that the "sound" of so many of their songs expose the listener's inner feelings and emotions that write their own lyrics into one's consciousness... and those type lyrics don't always match the lyrics of the song as written. I can't think of ANY other band who's music does that on a scale like Pink Floyd.

[@rubicon-oh9km]

I envy you and your recent new discovery of Pink Floyd. I wish I could have that feeling again of hearing them for the first time. They have been my go-to band for the last thirty years for every significant event in my life. Pain. Sorrow. Happiness. Peace....They have always been with me.

[@John-fv8sc]

This is the official video, you really should see the live Pulse version. You have to watch as well as listen to get the full experience.

[@user-audioTec76]

Love your reactions!!

[@chrislc35]

odd video. its the amazing Pulse version, but with a strange fan made video? missed out watching the actual footage of him.

[@hippylong]

The greatest concert in the history of the galaxy.

[@teresawingbermuehle4212]

Ok SO NOW IMAGINE BEING IN THE 70 'S AND HAVING PINK FLOYD, EGALES, BREAD, BOB SIEGER ... ECT... THE LIST IS LONG AND BRILLIANT SOO GREATFUL TO HAVE BEEN TO MOST ALL OF THESE CONCERTS ,AND NOT STOP GREATNESS ON THE AIRWAYS ....!! 😊

[@Lizard-of-Oz]

Just to say, to my taste, the best version of many later versions of this song, it's Delicate Sound of Thunder which is the concert tour for Momentary Lapse of Reason album. Pulse concert was good but the concert mentioned before it was the comeback of Pink Floyd after they split, without Roger Waters

[@Roger8176]

You are very correct. That version is so damn good!

[@rickwininger2111]

My God. Love you. "I honestly think there are aliens and their name is Pink Floyd." What a great line

[@deen261]

You really have to do the Live Pulse version and watch Dave own the guitar...yous wont be disappointed 💯💯%🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@AlpakaWhacker]

What you mean is the actual video from the concert as the audio in the video they reacted to is the Pulse version :P

[@donaldsperring5055]

Love to see young people enjoying Pink Floyd. Love your alien comments too. I’ m with you on that. Lol.

[@joe197301]

Yes!!! Sorrow!! It's been a long time since I've heard this song. There has to be Pink Floyd in the afterlife. Because it's a permanent experience Do Learning to Fly next!

[@lovejetfuel4071]

This sounds like the Pulse version

[@leskobrandon538]

The live version you played was recorded from the Pulse/Division bell tour 1994 . I was at the Pasadena Concert April 1994... It was souly intense... Rolling stone magazine once asked Eric Clapton what it feels like to be the worlds greatest guitarist, Clapton answered " I don't know, Ask David Gilmore".. you really have to play the video from PULSE tour... It really gives the song depth

[@scotthuish67]

I've never been but I need to go. They have Pink Floyd Laser light shows at OMSI in Portland, OR.

[@leisastalnaker3790]

Gotta watch the Pulse video of this song. David Gilmores playing is legendary.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

We did pulse and my wife fell out. Completely blown away.

[@johnmcaleese8459]

@@TheAdventuresofTNT Welcome to the world. Welcome to Pink Floyd. Hold on now. David Gilmore is going to grab your soul and show you his.

[@flubblert]

❓ Now how about actually WATCHING this live version from Pulse. Even better!!

[@jeffreyflint6286]

A killer song from them. So great to hear what you thought of this. Would like to add if you've never heard the song Brain Damage from 1973s Dark Side Of The Moon album, check it out. The lyrics alone will make you put on your thinking cap.

[@conniekat3424]

I give them credit for their 'futuristic' sound...the guitar solo was awesome!

[@nardj.5277]

Great reaction!

[@lubos1207]

It's really a shame you didn't use the video from the 1994 Pulse concert. In this video you can see David Gilmour "taming" his Stratocaster and the stage lighting in conjunction with the music is fascinating... By the way, this is the same concert that you made a response to "Comfortably Numb" from.

[@benjamindominguezmercado3848]

and thats why, loved kids PF is one of the greatest bands ever

[@michaelcollier2439]

It's about depression to me. Dreaming of paradise but waking to no reason to go on...

[@bobkupi9905]

This is from the PULSE concert

[@dansprinkle2955]

Check out on the turning away. On delicate sound of thunder concert

[@ThunderNiips]

Legit just looked it up to see if anyone was reacting recently, lol videos only 2 hours old, thank you

[@jazzmaniac821]

Great video ! David Gilmore was once adked his secret. He said its simple. I hit a note, i bend it, i shake it, and i let it go. The master.

[@vernonsmith6965]

Great interpretation guys

[@alexoftheway8169]

I'm a bit late to the party here but hearing you talk about going from childhood to adulthood, you should definately listen to Pink Floyd's tune High Hopes on their album Division Bell.

[@EnglishSaxons]

Growing up when I was young it was early 80's and we had so many different bands doing different types of music I cant believe looking back i know this is nothing to do with the song ,when we were a more nationalised country it really was full Of probably the best music ever in that period compared to today's there's no effort anymore in using the instruments, pink floyd was very much influenced by ww2 and the system we had in place in this country around then it has changed im 48 and certainly missing it all ,have a nice day to whoever browses over my comment 😊

[@kbrewski1]

No idea what you're talking about.

[@timmiyg5894]

Gilmour wrote this about the sorrow of what is happening to the natural world.