College Students' First Time Hearing - Run Like Hell | PULSE Tour | Pink Floyd Reaction
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All of ‘em.
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Hi guys my rating 10/10.
Wish you were here would be my choice from pulse.
Stay lucky stay safe Mike UK.
David, Richard, Nick and Friends did this track live in concert in Hamburg in 1989, it just came back to me after 30 years ! The power of music memory, heh ? I think you both know by now what I would like to hear from you guys from Queen, but also from Pink Floyd's last combined live concert in London, 2005, with all former members present. Watch it and get blown away ! Thanks again for your good work !😜
Like Alan Peterson said, all of them. But if I had to choose just 12 😬 they would be SOYCD, One Of These Days & the entire DSOTM. Promise I’d watch & hit the like button on each of ‘em.
p.s. Learning To Fly, too.
Ladies and gentlemen, THAT is how you close out a rock concert!
Oh yes!!
I watch in Rome I'm very very very lucky man
For Those About To Rock by AC/DC is the perfect way
25 years ago this concert was....... Light years ahead of anyone before or since
My husband got me the pulse DVD for Christmas, have to say there’s not a bad one on there. My little grandson loves Run like hell, he runs around pumping his little fists yelling RUN!! I’m starting his training early!
This has got to be the best finale for a concert in rock history. You leave the show with wobbly legs. God that tour was epic.
Yes I did have wobbly legs... loudest most powerful show I have ever witnessed..🍻🍻
Pink floyd..is the best band ever!
Boston B Better
But each to their own
@@realham371 every person have a different opinio.and you allso can join my channel bern t.
One Of The Best
There Are Better Bands Like Queen
But I respect your Opinion
They have Awesome songs Like Run Like Hell, Have A Cigar, Outside The Wall, Comfortably Numb
Put Im Going With Queen
Boston better than Floyd! Don’t make me laugh! And nor are Queen, but they are way better than Boston (who are poor at best)!
@@diegom.2026 Queen? OMG
Pink Floyd. Mesmerizing, aren't they? Saw them back in 1988, and I saw spots for 2 days afterward.😊 Amazing light show. David Gilmour is one of the cleanest, most melodic, and amazing guitarists in the world, and he's an excellent singer.
I Saw them in 1988 too. As I recall this was towards the end of their "Momentary Lapse of Reason" tour. The Venue was the Los Angeles Coliseum. Stellar show.
It brings a big smile on my face and in my soul to see you guys (and other youngsters) enjoy the music from the 70s. Especially the greater ones that meant soooo much to us who were born in the sixties. Keep it up!!!
Born in the '60's? So you're a youngster then! 😊
I was born in the 50's. And I so much enjoy watching you discover all this wonderful music.
@@showmoke I was born in 70, so I guess I’m the pup! 😁
I was fortunate to have seen Floyd live. It was an amazing experience!
Me too 1992 in Indianapolis Indiana at The Hoosier Dome. They were fantastic. 💯❤
I saw Pink Floyd on the PULSE concert, OH MY FUCKIN GOD !! Its Beyond spectacular !! !! !!
You need to watch the entire concert from start to finish. It is a true masterpiece on every level.
Definition of “mesmerized”, the facial expressions of Alex and Andy.
got to be 10s just for their faces ,catching flies springs to mind 😊
Just look at the whole concert from start to finish
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What concert Is it ??
Ive watched the DVD with my dad so many times. Pink Floyd and music in general is something we bond over.
Pulse is a great show but for me, to listen to pink Floyd you have to listen to them original album by original album. Your not getting Roger Walters on base and vocals and other mad cap instruments he played. The albums are how we are meant to here them.
Their production value has no equal....incredible. Great react!
You guys look mesmerized...exactly like I was when I first listened to Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" back in 73 or 74. I have been somewhat mesmerized by them ever since. One of my favorite groups from a time where there were a lot of artists whose work will live on forever. Nothing compares with 60's and 70's music.
Yup. From about 1:37 to 2:30, they were motionless -- I had to look for eye blinks to make sure my WiFi hadn't stalled the video. Both reviewers were displaying what I think of as "the Pink Floyd face."
I'm a 67-yr-old bassist. Guy Pratt is the reason I have a fretless 5-string in my modest stable. Until "Pulse" came out, I'd always played it on a 4-string Fender. When I heard "Comfortably Numb" from "Pulse" for the first time, I got goosebumps from the opening Bm chord.
I got to see Guy speak at a bassists' forum. He tells the story of bugging Gilmour to sell Pratt a 1962 Jazz Bass, the model with the stacked volume & tone pots, for as much as (while admittedly kinda hammered) $50,000.
Gilmour kept turning him down, but apparently remembered Pratt's wish. When Pratt married Gilmour's daughter, that became a wedding gift, accompanied by a "Welcome to the family."
I love that you acknowledged Guy Pratt's talents. He is amazing. I saw him live with Nick as well and he was just great. You should be doing High Hopes next. That is just an amazing live version. Keep on rockin'!
Yesssssssss!!!! Love Love pink! They give a killer concert this song kicks ass learning to fly is one of my favorites
The blank stare, the open mouth, the guy with long hair is baked.
Aren’t they both baked? Lol 😂
"Sorrow" from the Pulse concert...honestly every performance from that concert is incredible
OMG OMG OMG pure art music David Gilmour,
Pink Floyd takes you to another dimension!!!! I absolutely love how they have embraced technology and evolved. If you listen to some of their first and early obscure albums, you would not believe it is the same group. Definitely on my top favorites list along with The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Black Sabbath.
I am 65 years old now but grew up in a very poor working class neighborhood. I can remember listening to music as a young person with good friends being something affordable and swapping albums of the time to enjoy.
I still can geek out for hours with this pleasure.
I saw Floyd perform The Wall live at The Nassau Coliseum. It was life changing.
Dang. That gave me chills gentlemen. I haven't seen Pulse since shortly after it came out. There's nothing as moving as Pink.
You should just react to the whole Pulse concert, its amazing from start to finish
Watching Pink Floyd doing Comfortably numb puts a huge lump in my throat, then when they follow it up with this i am in tears of joy at the end
Everything on Pulse is brilliant, but High Hopes is my favourite. But, and this is very important, pick a 60fps upload. Because for some reason all other uploads of the song have very poor audio quality (in some cases even the wrong pitch). So search for "Pink Floyd High Hopes Pulse 60fps".
I was there and this closed the show.
we were all carried along on the Pink Floyd wave and we all floated out of there.
The best concert I've ever been to or seen no question.
I saw them in Sydney back in...1988? Oh, Wow...so long ago...the best concert I have ever been to. I'm glad that I saw them live once in my life.
My first exposure to Pink Floyd was about 30 seconds of the intro to this song on my summer holiday. It was enough for me to buy the Delicate Sound of Thunder double cassette (Yes, I'm that old) on the drive home.
Being on the 12th row.....feeling everything...not just hearing it. One of the most memorable moments in my life.
I bought Pulse the moment it arrived in store. I also saw it on tv. I remember it was a live broadcast but my memorie may be false.
I love this concert. I can recommend David Gilmour Live at the Royal Albert Hall or Live at Pompeii. His cd: 'on on island' is beautiful.
Yeah, folks don't realize this was a also a international pay per view event that year. I paid $50 for it having already seen the show live earlier that year. I didn't know if or when they were going to put out a VHS of it (1994 folks), so I wanted to record it. Of course my cable went out the night it was on. No joke!! The cable company was pretty good at immediately refunding everybody's money. But still, what a let down that night.
Wow, you guys really bring back the memories. Stadium rock at its finest.
You guys are caught in a trance. Pink Floyd does that to people. Haha nice. I was at that show. One of my all time favourite shows.
One of the first Pink Floyd songs I ever head, and what a great one it is.
I saw them on the Pulse Tour at Western Springs in NZ and after what seem liked 10 minutes, we waited for a long time, we started leaving the concert and as we were walking up the hill they started playing this.
Best encore ever
Great to see the torch being carried forward.I saw this concert live in NJ over 25 years ago. The ending was absolutely phenomenal. No video can convey that.
You should do all the songs from the P.U.L.S.E tour DVD! Every song was amazing and it is maybe the best live show i've ever seen, especially when it comes to special effects! I mean, there is some sick stuff going on like a plane flying right through to whole arena ("On The Run") and other stuff!
Your faces are priceless! One of my all time fav albums.
That Pulse concert was amazing, I haven't seen it in awhile on DVD and will have to revisit soon. Didn't know the story about the bass player...thanks. Great reaction as always.
I saw Pink Floyd in 1988 when they came to Australia, they are the only band that I've seen live in concert where they sounded exactly give or take a small bit exactly like they did on the record of that song. No joke! Best band ever, spot on every time!
My son is a musician in college at the U of A. Wish he and his friends would discover some of these fantastic classic tunes. He bought me David Gilmour Live in Pompeii for Christmas. Thanks!
Late to the party, but they do a run through of the whole Dark Side album! The highlight is "Time / The Great Gig In The Sky", it's so powerful live it'll bring tears to your eyes. Keep up the great reacts!
Been going to live concerts since the 60's. Pink Floyd were the best I ever saw.
When you go to a Pink Floyd concert its like a sea of people in the band. Everyone knows the songs, and a soon as you hear that first riff of a song it's like nothing you ever experienced.
This was their light show 27 years ago! I saw them on the Delicate Sound of Thunder tour in 1987 and it’s a scaled down version of this show but even that show is still better than anyone touring today, and tickets were only $20 back then!
Such a great concert, i still get chills when i watch this video. The sound was from every where.
LMAO, the look on your faces is awesome.thanks for info on bassist,as always ,great reaction boys.good day,good life
I saw that tour (live at the Alamo Dome in San Antonio Texas). The live show was just as awesome as it appears and sounds here. Their thunderous, quadraphonic PA along with all the lasers and lights and pyros were almost better than the studio recordings. Thanks for the great reaction videos. ✌️
If you guys haven't seen the movie Pink Floyd The Wall yet, you are in for a treat. It is a masterpiece.
I saw this concert all three nights in my home town. the lights were a lot more dynamic in person, than the camera could capture. The final explosion was like a cannon blast rocking the stadium of 50,000 cheering fans. Nothing can duplicate that live experience, but the video gives you a hint at how incredible it was!
I was going to try and get tickets to a PF concert, but they sold out almost immediately. I didn't want to pay a scalper. But it's ok- I've seen so many awesome concerts in my life, from so many classic greats!
I took my son to the Roger Waters "The Wall" tour in St Paul in 2012. When they started this song the place went nuts. One of the best concerts of my life.
Amazing guitar playing especially the intro to Run Like Hell fantastic concert although I haven't seen all of it but what I've seen is pretty out of this world guys.
Stay lucky stay safe Mike UK.
This song was the last song they played at the end of the concert. And yes, that was just phenomenal!
I saw this show my senior year of high school. It was the second night at the old Cleveland Stadium. Never forget it. Pink Floyd = Timeless. I was on the field and still have my PF seat cushion. It's awesome seeing younger generations get into this music.
Floyd really can't be beaten for in-concert excellence. Superlative.
Great reaction guys, thanks. It's always a pleasure seeing you guys enjoying these epic songs and love the live shows of the greats of all time. Please also check out my previous request; Iron Maiden "Hallowed Be Thy Name" from Live After Death 1985 and Pearl Jam "Porch" 1992 at Pinkpop you will surely not be disappointed.
saw this live twice. Most impressive experience of my life. Way over the top!
Best concert I EVER saw...and I saw a ton in the early to mid 80s.
You need need need to watch Live at Pompeii. Even if you do it on your personal time. Don't miss out on that
Try my channel ronny
Run Like Hell at Pompei was a better version.
David Gilmour: Live at Pompeii 2016. Run Like Hell. That's the version to watch. Pulse was really good, but Pompeii... Oh my God!
sometime i forget how freaking awesome Pink Floyd is. I as in high school when The Wall came out and me and my brother use to listen to it constantly. thanks guys. Love what you do
Your first time hearing Floyd was in college?! I blame the parents. ☺ 🎸
I’m glad you liked it! I recommended it to you awhile back. I had a feeling you would dig it.
I came out of Earls Court nearly blind and deaf Comfortably Numb then Run Like Hell to finish . Best night of my life
Excellent video! The looks on your faces during the intro were great! It's apparent that you found the Pink Floyd performance compelling and were hooked right away, almost hypnotized... as are we all when we watch Pink Floyd!
Hey boys.. the colours
Of the stage matched ur shirt dude 😏🤨! .. have been privileged to see Floyd and/or Gilmour couple times... they’re fucking bloody brilliant, always. Gilmour is my personal fave guitarist, just beautiful man.
Cara Jagodowski / caralayne503 someone after Andy’s own heart lol
EPIC EPIC EPIC! THe remastered video version has more shots of the band members, especially at the end, it's even better. Thanks guys!
I was there, 25th Oct 1994,
Best show ever and can only imagine our expressions were like yours are watching this, ❤️👍
yeh they always had the light show, they dress like your Dad, but what they produce..amazing!
You are gonna love this era, you have only scratched the surface enjoy your trip where we have been!!!
I don't think I've ever seen Andy sit so still.... He looks completely mesmerized.. LOL
Watch Pink Floyd The Wall Live In Berlin! Lots of special guests from Jerry Hall to The Band, The Scorpions, Sinead O’Connor, and many more!
😉😉😉
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But that's Waters and Friends...
:c
Anyway, awesome performances though
@@GomezFloyd try my channel angelo
Hey guys, great reaction again! From the Pulse concert, try Sorrow. It’s not my favorite song from the albums, but the Pulse live version is really something.. The sounds that strat of Gilmour makes...😮😮
“Sorrow” Pulse. Brilliant.
I saw that tour (The Division Bell) live in person back in 94 at the Rose Bowl in California. It was an amazing experience that I won’t forget.
I was at the meadowlands show 6/94
The bass went through your whole body and the sound quality was surreal- you were left speechless. We were also extremely fortunate to get tickets as people were fighting for them and we had to pay above face value for them. It was the best concert of my life.
u guys should watch more live music from ALL these classic bands from my day im 63 ive been around for a while. lol. u will NOT be disappointed!
I got the goosebumps, classic.
The light show is incredible. Never been topped by anybody.
Especially when it's pouring rain through the concert as it did when I saw them in Oakland. In the late 80s. I was so freezing cold and wet and I did not give a shit. One of the best things I've ever seen or heard in my life.
According to Pratt, when he got the gig with Floyd Gilmour told him he knew Pratt could handle the bass parts but he needed someone who could do the vocal back and forth with him on "Run Like Hell" and Pratt had a good audition.
Glad you enjoyed my recommendation! I saw this on TV first when I was 15! I flunked school to go watch it at a mates place! This show changed my life purely for the inspiration to play music! By the way they played the entire album of dark side on this show! And it is beautiful! You should review the whole dark side rendition on this show! It is perfect for me!
Oh man, this version is just so amazing! They KEYSSS! THOSE KEYS MAKE THIS VERSION AMAZING!
Your reactions.are fantastic - a joy to watch. I was fortunate enough to see them perform 'Dark side of the moon' tour, when I was a student! Happy memories.
The Pulse Concert had 2 halves to it
First half was "The Dark side of the moon" album played live in it's entirety.
Second half was
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V)
Learning to Fly
High Hopes
Take It Back
Poles Apart
Sorrow
Keep Talking
Another Brick in the Wall Part 2
One of These Days
The Encore
Wish You Were Here
Comfortably Numb
Run Like Hell
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It depends on where and when you saw it. In Chicago they did not devote an entire half to Dark Side although most of it was interspersed throughout the concert. Encore was different as well but did end with Run Like Hell.
But Dark Side was never the first half.
The Pulse DVD did not have "Poles Apart" on it. I think. ?? That is an overlooked song for sure.
9.4 compared to what? Its PINK FRIGGIN FLOYD!!!! 11 ALL THE WAY
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing, (well except the "11" part, on a scale of one to 10), because 9.4 would lead me to believe that you think someone, somewhere, did something better.
one of the great live bands in the world
There is another video (different camera angles) that shows the second drummer whaling away on the drums at the ending of this....that is cool. So good. "If they catch in the backseat trying to pick her locks /They're going to send you back to mother in a cardboard box/ You better RUN!"
The first three sides of the album were written before the film and then side 4 was written. That is why it is so easy to imagine it as a part of a film.
Love the channel guys!
Please please please do Sorrow from the Pulse show! It's such a criminally underrated song! Gilmour's guitar work on it is outstanding.
Dark Side Of The Moon dropped in 7th grade & radically changed my musical world.
It TOTALLY rocks my world seeing AWHOLE NEW AUDIENCE LIKE YOU DISCOVER THEM!!
I was lucky enough to catch them twice, INCLUDING THEIR TRULY EPIC- ALMOST MYTHICAL FINAL TOUR!!
3 crews working round the clock for a week to set them up.
As MASSIVE as the effects were, the music was GREATER STILL!!
And it ended with a blissfully extended version of THIS! It was an event, a happening, not just another concert...
We drove up to Vancouver BC & caught the BC PLACE show. As 50.some thousand of us left, there was a tight, warm communal feeling of togetherness over what we’d all shared.
LOVE that YOU ARE NOW SHARING IT!!
RIDE ON BROTHERS!! I’m digging following you on your aural journey! 👊🍻
Regarding Floyd's deliberate anonymity, they were the only supergroup rock band in the 60's and 70's that were able to walk around London visiting pubs/clubs/restaurants etc. where nobody would recognise who they were. They considered that a huge advantage to their private lives of course. It all changed in later years mainly following the DSOTM release when questions were being asked by the press/public as to who the band actually were. What did they look like? After DSOTM, they could no longer hide who they were. This of course relates to their deliberate hiding on stage behind all the spectacular sets and light shows.
I got lucky and got to see them twice on this tour. Syracuse NY and Toronto Canada. It was beyond amazing!
I love Guy too. He's often overlooked and he's been in the Floyd since we'll back around the late 80's. He's a stalwart of the group!
All of Them.....
Peace Out......& Rock On Beyond
Live at Pompeii!!!! Things will never be better.
Can understand how you rated it as you did!! I was fortunate enough to be at this concert, and can assure you that as far as an audio-visual feast goes, "Run Like Hell" was unparalleled!! All the normal favourites like "Comfortably Numb", "Time", "Money", "GGITS" and Brick in the wall" were stunning, but it was this song that thumped all the senses and had me and my friends looking at eachother with our lower jaws hugging the ground...."WOW!!". Been to shed loads of concerts from all genres and from top bands, but nothing hits you like this!!!!
I've never seen two mesmerized gentlemen like both of you. lol
This is this is my favorite group I saw them in Washington DC they were passing joints from row to row it was fabulous
I was living in Los Angeles (arm pit of America) in 1979 when "The Wall" was released. The ONLY fond memory of that shithole was cruising the highways jammin to that song. I went through a cassette, two vinyl copies and two CD's since its release.
This was the closing number of the Pulse concert and it was a perfect ending to a perfect concert. A fabulous night. If you haven't watched the whole dvd, do it.
A phenomenal way to finish a gig. Great track and the visuals utterly mind-blowing