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next one from Pink Floyd - Coming Back to Life ( live Pulse 1994 ) - 3 guitar solo 🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶
Don't turn away from the children of Gaza.
Those of us who grew up in the 70’s and 80’s are so lucky!!
The first time I heard Pink Floyd I was 8 years old, the year of 1973, my uncle had bought "Dark side of The Moon" on vinyl of course and we listened to
the hole album without saying a word. After that experiense Pink Floyd became my all time favorit band. I have also been on two stadium-concerts , one of them was PULSE, and I still can remember the feeling, I havent had the same experience, even I have been at several big stadium-concerts with Metallica, Bruce Springsteen(x2), Stones, Queen was up there,but not quite.
Well i was born in the 80's, grew up in the 90´s and still love them!
Amen!
60s. 70s. And. 80’s
Got some hard core Pink Floyd fans here.... Lol. Only kind of Pink Floyd fans that exist.... Hard core!
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FACTS!!! 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
True! Pink Floyd fan for life! 🩷🎶
Pink Floyd all the way
Pink Floyd isn’t a band. They’re an experience!
I am sorry I missed their PULSE show ( Iv'e watched it countless times on DVD) I think if I HAD seen it live, I would still be there pointing at the stage going aaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
@@Andy-lm2zp I was there twice in summer of ‘94. Once at Yankee Stadium in June. And the other at NY Giants Stadium in July. The most epic shows I’ve ever been to. Seeing The Rolling Stones this Thursday lol.
@@stevezeppieriyou’re so lucky!! Was busy and didn’t get tix for the stones!! ☹️
Great reation mate, you should check out 'dogs of war' from the same gig
I said the same thing
In the 70s we just listened to a vast variety of great music. We didn't categorize it. We were so spoiled.
We truly were .
this song should be played once a day, every day, on every radio station on earth.
Absolutely agree... especially in these times.
I grew up with Pink Floyd. I was so used to them that I never gave the music a second thought. It just was always there.
Now, I get very emotional hearing the genius and memories it brings back.
Same. Pink Floyd was "just another rock band" while I was growing up, and not necessarily one of my favorites.
Time made me realize: Pink Floyd isn't just something to listen to, it's something you resonate with.
Same here,this was our norm.
Gilmour’s voice is perfection, as always. For me, it’s soothing. If I’m struggling or just having a day, it’s Floyd time.
and for me also Porcupine Tree / Steven Wilson
As far as smooth perfect voices, I would add James Taylor and Randy Travis.
I’m 80 & Pink Floyd, I believe, was how I lost some of my hearing!!! I just couldn’t get enough!!!!!
I’m 76 and Pink Floyd was entertaining since I was 19 or 20. I used to think my feelings were close to The Moody Blues until I heard Pink Floyd. Now I’m listening to Tool (better late than never.) I was so fortunate to be 21 in 69. Best music ever!
One does not exactly jam to Pink Floyd.
Their's is the only concert that I have ever been to where I sat perfectly still the whole time.
Just taking it all in.
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I agree. Nobody moved. Between the band and the light show , it was an incredible experience.
Of course you're right. Pink Floyd shows weren't just another concert; more akin to a religious experience!
I've seen them 3 times...3 best concerts of my life. I've seen so many, being a teenager in the 70's in the Bay Area with Bill Graham Presents Day On The Green...we saw so many bands! Legends. I am so grateful for being part of this generation. Pink Floyd, is my #1 .
Named my first dog Floyd so everytime I listened to their music, I thought of him. Still do, decades later
LOL, The Wall. Over 20 years ago my daughter found it in my CD COLLECTION AND WATCHED IT. SHE EANTED TO KNOW WHAT WAS WRONG WITH US.
Turns out their warnings were prophetic. We’re now living the Wall.
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This is from The Delicate Sound of Thunder, my favorite show and album. The album was taken to the space station. Can you imagine listening there!
Haha!! This is great!!!
...............................................................the greatest living guitar player on the planet.................when he passes , he'll be the greatest guitar player that ever lived......................................
yup, you nailed it, DG's solos just move us in a way that fast, flashy, albeit talented guitarists simply don't, his solos always seem to have meaning and complement the song, and you never tire of them, he's a one off.
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The song is mesmerizing, and that kinetic device over your shoulder only adds to this listening experience.
I was stationed in Italy in the 90's during the whole Bosnia thing. I got to go see Pink Floyd outside of Milan, summer of 1994. Big , incredible show. A drunk Italian did piss on my leg, but it was still worth it
As I wrote to one of the comments below:
Pink Floyd isn't something you just listen to, it's something you resonate with.
Anthem.... I'm a classically trained musician but I grew up cutting my teeth on this... It is more than phenomenal is magical and brilliant
Nice! As you know if you’re classically trained, this music isn’t terribly complex but it always hits just right. Sometimes there is perfection in simplicity. And great music is supposed to make us feel something, no matter the genre or complexity. Pink Floyd always got it just right.
Pink Floyd are an institution where you can study whatever you like.
Crazy to think that here we are 30+ years after that performance and David is about to go on tour again! Such a legend.
Pink Floyd began as a band in 1965, almost 60 years ago! Now that is incredible!
Really???!!!!
@@agneslaperuta3636 Yup!
Oh I think you are musically inclined, your analysis are spot on. This coming from a 70 year old little old lady and her oldan in Ontario 😆 . Keep posting we look forward to watching.
Even though Gilmour isn't a Steve Vai or Satriani as far as range of technique and flavors, what chops he does have are wonderful. It's like he has this etherial sound and his simplistic playing is punctuated with a mature sensitivity in his bend work, to which he is a master. It's like you've died and are racing thru the clouds toward on your way home. It really feels like a sound from the other side.
Live. 3 times. Including Berlin The Wall - yes that one. Magic
Such a beautiful song with an eternal message - Floyd’s performances are always an experience with the crispest and most luscious soundscapes!
It's not a younger version. Dave has kept a young voice forever
well, technically 30 years younger than now, but definitely during the post-Roger days in '94.
This to me is the best Pink Floyd song ever 🌟
Pink Floyd although labeked rock, truly are their own genre.
Grew up surrounded by all these wonderful musicians.
Nice reaction. Some Pink Floyd/David songs are very slow and mellow, but they are never boring. There is always an intensity no matter the temp, because it makes you feel things that we all feel but don’t always have the music that connects us with that. David is performing this Fall, just in New York and LA (at least in the US). Tickets are still available on Stub Hub so if you can swing it to get to one of those shows, drop what you’re doing and get that ticket now. Likely the last chance we will have to see him perform.
"Got some hard core Pink Floyd fans here. " You say that like there's any other kind - LOL.
Pink Floyd is its own genre same with YES AND RUSH.
J d been to many concerts i seen pink floyd twice they are the best ever live!
I LOVE singing this song. This song has even more meaning today!! Saw them in Vancouver BC in '95ish! Best concert ever even though it was a BC Place. Nothing beats the Colusium! I do not call Pink Floyd metal, they're in a category all by themselves!!
Saw them in 75. It was just excellent, brilliant.
What is the name of this song???
@@agneslaperuta3636 On the Turning Away
My brother and I went to Houston and saw them on a Friday night and saw Pink floyd then again on Saturday in Dallas.
I flew to NC for work on Sunday for work Monday and called my buddy and asked whats up and he said Pink Floyd was playing and he was going so I ended up going again call my brother and jacked with him so that was three nights in a row how about that?!!!!
Awesome time 🎉
Floyd always had the most insane light shows
Gorgeous song. David Gilmour is a guitarist beyond compare.
My Great Uncle b Buford Jones was the sound engineer from this live album "delicate sound of thunder" as well as worked with them in studio on the album before this "momentary lapse of reason". I asked him several years ago who he was with in May of 86 when I was born, he leaned back & had to think back. He said I was in studio with Pink Floyd we started working on "momentary lapse of reason" in March of 86. All I could say was that's badass lol.
Run like hell for the Pulse concert will blow your mind! Great reaction Polo!
Once pink floyd gets ya there's no escape...it kinda becomes part of you !!!
Sooo funny as I’m listening and watching your video and “Hard Rock Fan” I realized that I’m wearing a Pink Floyd”OLD” T-Shirt 😂
Saw them twice in concert. Epic
Oooooooh...kayayyy. now we're talking. K. Gilmore is the man and this song..... 😭💯♥️♥️♥️♥️
"Got some hardcore Pink Floyd fans here."
*I don't know any casual Pink Floyd fans. I'm 66, and never met ONE.*
David is a master at phrasing. Also, he lands on all the “sweet notes” while guiding you there seamlessly.
There are so many genres. There is only one Pink Floyd.
Link loyd has their own ganera ive said they are my favorite band since im 12 years old im now 65!
I seen them in 1977. As we got off the freeway to get to the stadium there were huge flying pigs. Old Browns stadium. What I can remember of it,it was great😊
I have watched "The Wall" movie, at least 30 times over my life. you gotta keep watching it over and over its incredible!
Congrats on 300 K subscribers! You were right about David Gilmore being younger for this recording. His voice was in fine form. I was fortunate enough to see Pink Floyd live in an open-air stadium (Edmonton, Alberta, 1994) with 55000 other lucky souls! My face was sore for days from smiling for three hours! Thanks Polo!
I was lucky to have near front row seats at the Pulse concert back in my high school days! I could feel the Pyrotechnics on my face as the entire experience washed over me.
speakers. PINK FLOYD had a Lazer light show of dark side of the moon and it was so beautiful.
Poles Apart!!! You will not be disappointed my Friend!!!
Pink Floyd, in my opinion, is in their own class. I got to see them 4 times and of the hundreds of concerts I’ve attended, I can’t think of any comparison.
Ghost is the only other band that I can listen to every song of over and over, hearing something new each time.
The movie is The Wall? I used to see it often with Timothy Leary back in the 80s. Midnight movies.
David is only 7 years younger here than he is at the P.U.L.S.E. concerts. But, yes, I think this song is one that brings out the very best in his voice. The chords reminds me of an English folk ballad, in many ways, and Dave’s voice fits it just perfectly.
Omg! This was phenomenal!!
You are right. The perfect amount of time for a guitar solo
Pink Floyd is about , wake up kids!!!
I came here for pink floyd i stayed to watch that thing in the background move weird 😄
I'm 55 years old and this band is the only band I can see and tool that can compete to the number one group of all time led Zeppelin
One of my very favourite floyd songs i would definitely recommend watching the video with the claymotion figures such a emotional video it will bring you to tears
Echoes live in Pompeii, is greatness from this band, please watch you'll love it
I’ve never thought of any of the seminal prog bands (Pink Floyd, Yes, Genesis, King Crimson) as metal though they all certainly rocked out at times, but were capable of exquisite delicate delights at the same time. I gotta ponder this some more. Cool 😎
I got to see them in 1977, when they were at their peak! Lol! i was 19 yrs old, and i still haveto blast every song!❤
Pi k Floyd has always been one of my top 5 since around 79 and I have been to see them in concert over a dozen times and it is always 💯
Ive been a fan of Floyd since i was 10 in 1972 , my late dad bought me the Meddle LP with a 24min track called Echoes which is still my fav track of Floyd LP version . Seen them twice Live The Wall tour 1980 and The Pulse Tour 1994 . Glad you like Floyd
Gilmour can say sooo much with a single note.
A great book about the band is called A saucer Full of Secrets. I think I got the title right, it’s been a while since reading it. Very eclectic guys and beautiful painters of sound. ❤❤❤
Pink Floyd is officially dissolved, however David Gilmore has just started a new tour, Nick Mason and Roger Waters also tour.
Yes you have to put soul into your guitar, i agree with you .
You said you ‘love how they do their lights.’ Likewise. When I first discovered (and became obsessed with) Pink Floyd, I read a great book on the history of the band-including lots of extraordinary material on the Syd Barrett era, which to me was very mysterious, and what little I knew about Syd made me think he was something of a kindred spirit. Of course, I also felt that way about Jim Morrison. As a matter of fact, every person, real or fictitious, with whom I identified as a young man was a deeply troubled, misunderstood artist or scientist whose life ended tragically. Any guesses as to how my life ended up?
Anyroad, the lights! Pink Floyd was one of the first band to experiment with creative lighting at their performances. They would use projectors onto which they would place oils of different colours and densities, and as the band played, someone would stand at the projector and smear these oils around, producing crazy shows of what looked like coloured blobs swimming round over the band, sometimes splitting, or swallowing each other, or just swirling ‘round and round. Also, for one show, they played a video they had made by pushing one of their mates around London in a wheelchair, with the bloke in the wheelchair carrying the camera.
So:Pink Floyd more or less invented the modern rock ‘n’ roll concert experience-and, being the first and the most creative, of course, they raised it to its very highest pinnacle.
This album was my first ever Pink Floyd concert and only my second concert ever!!! I'm with you on the DG solos... solos that we can "feel..." ❤
13:44 He is using one of his 1982/1983 Fender AVRI (American Vintage Re-Issue) here. As well as for the Pulse concerts. Fullerton USA version - of course. The red one is one of 3 he directly took from the factory visit shortly after they have been released in the early 80s. He just changed the pickups :)
When this first came out I didn't have the patience for it , It wasn't until I got older and needed to chill and calm my A## down I found a profound love for a little buzz and headphones . Cures whatever ails ya
Pink Floyd -"Welcome to the machine!".
Industrial?-for sure!.👍
Luvya work mate!.
Zebedee from Oz. 👌
Hey POLO. Been dying for you to EXPERIENCE more from the "PULSE" Concert. Cheers from Oz. 🇦🇺
One of those rare instances where the live version is even better than the original studio recording.
This song was released on the album “A Momentary Lapse of Reason” September 7, 1987. The following year 1988 they went on tour to promote the album. I saw them in concert that year and it was incredible. It was an outdoor arena Kansas City Chiefs Arrowhead Stadium. They played 2 sets with an intermission in between sets, 11 songs and 12 songs. The concert was over 3 hours if I’m not mistaken. It was the second best concert for me followed behind Led Zeppelin 1977. Thanks for another Pink Floyd reaction. Check out Sorrow it pretty great.
I'm from England I saw them the same year august 11 1988 at Wembley stadium England football stadium I remember this because it was probably one of the best days of my life
You’re the best @poloreacts and your videos and the music you’re sharing is amazing. I’m having so much fun on your channel and with all the great people enjoying great music.
Dogs of War from this same concert is great. It also has a sax solo that'll melt your face off.
pink floyd-the only religion i'll be a part of. timeless.
When i was a kid, Floyd was reference line for testing new stereo systems. First that that came on the turntable... Everywhere.
All time best😊
My favorite band of all time. My 2nd favorite band is Jane's Addiction.
I listen to everything. I can't wait for the next big thing!
I just threw you some shekels to join your Patreon Group. Love your channel and your work. A great selection today
Delicate sound of thunder live has to be my top live album, with pulse just behind it
David Gilmour's guitar playing is easily identifiable. He played on Brian Ferry's song "Is Your Love Strong Enough" and you just know it's David Gilmour playing without seeing the video. I still think the best way to listen to Pink Floyd is earphones on and just laying back and losing yourself in the music. They'll take you on a trip for sure.
When back up singer Machan (Margaret) Taylor let loose...I felt that.
I am like you, I listen to it all!
Great song! I can say for SURE that if you want to hear industrial metal the perfect band is Ministry. They are, for all real purposes, the originators of the genre and in my opinion the all time best
Guitar GOD!
I love this track!✌️😊🧿
Sounds like the Delicate Sound of Thunder tour. My favorite. Thanks Polo.
I remember watching The Wall when I was 18. I was depressed for days. 😅
Im from 75, seen it a Little younger, lot of times lol, always hugely moved! An absolute masterpiece and dont Forget Alan Parker crédit for the movie
I think this is one of the best songs by Pink Floyd, with or without Roger Waters, it’s just amazing, studio or this live version. The guitar solo ranks up there with comfortably numb, saw them on this tour and the pulse tour in Chicago, just amazing
One of my favourite you must listen to 🎶🎶🎶 is coming back to life division bell album
Pink Floyd could connect with people like no other band. They could tug on any emotion know to man. How lucky were the fans in the 1970s to experience this incredible collection of musicians. I'm 73 and have wactched these live videos and and listened to these concert dozens of times, God only knows how many tears I have shed
Two suns in the sunset, Fearless and Mother are good ones to checkout!
I got to see them in 1988 when they were at their peak. A memory that lives on through the years. We were blessed with so much fantastic music living in the seventies and eighties. So nice to see you enjoying that era
Love this song.
There are a few bands that are as good if not better live. PF, Zep , Eagles just to name a few. I was blessed to see them all many times.