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Pink Floyd Special for Kel (Breathe, Money, Wish You Were Here & Comfortably Numb) First Reaction!!!
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- čas přidán 30. 03. 2020
- Kel Reacts to 4x Pink Floyd - Breathe, Money, Wish You Were Here and Comfortably Numb...
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The best comment I have ever seen was "a guitar would want Dave Gilmour for Christmas"
Dave Gilmour, Quality not quantity.
Drugs listen to Pink Floyd to get high.
Jim Morrison pfft you don’t need drugs for Pink Floyd, Pink Floyd IS a drug!
You don't need drugs to enjoy Pink Floyd.
You need Pink Floyd to enjoy drugs.
best one i heard was "David Gilmour wires his guitar into your soul"
Pink Floyd is the best Band ever.. You don't "listen" to them, you EXPERIENCE them...
It's crazy that after 25 years apart, and with only 3 hrs rehearsal, their long dormant inimitable sound reappeared just like that. Amazing what chemistry of 4 individuals can do.
Well, they did write and record those songs themselves, and played them countless times on all their massive world tours from the 70s through the 90s so I’m sure they got in sync pretty quickly on the first rehearsal.
@@joe6096 muscle memory at a certain point
Get any Beatles together and you'll hear the same thing.
As someone put it, “Nothing flashy about it- just 4 old guys in jeans making great music.”
@@joe6096 True, but things can move apart during such a period , Most do not spend much time listening to old recordings due to the hundred times they heard them while recording then touring , .. I suppose the amount of touring burnt the songs in all detail into the brain circuitry-- Also for professional musicians and others a piece has to be repeated until it is in the automatic dept, like walking , ....it sort of plays itself,,
For a small island, we Brits haven't half produced some good music!!
Well, sure, you are the only nation that has taken over the entire world before. :)
@@mrme123ee Musically - correct.
It rains too much that's why, nothing else better to do. Hey I'm from Ireland an it rains twice as much. All we have is green no rock.
Here! Here!
Punched well above our weight, that's for sure.
I still can't get over the live PULSE performance of Comfortably Numb... every single time I cry and get goose bumps.
It is like a door is opened, and all the pain I stuffed inside for 68 years, finally can come out.
Everyone just knows the pulse version. For me, the DELICATE SOUND OF THUNDER one is way better of all. Absolutely. And the entire live.
Pulse live was something from heaven.
I shed tears watching this, the original band back together, watching it on television it was beautiful.
I blamed the onions. Thanks for letting me off the hook!
@@320Scott I went to Earl's Court for PULSE gig which was one of the last experiences I had with my dad. Plus the fact I was in pub incredibly drunk and the memories came flooding back. True fact the gig was supposed to finish at 11PM and our then PM Tony Blair granted an extension at the last minute so he could see it!
@@robertdalton3622 That's pretty epic! Never would have pegged Blair a Floyd fan. Cool that you could experience that with your Dad. Stay safe in the UK, my friend.
@@robertdalton3622 Don't know if you've seen this one. Just Wright and Gilmour, but still pretty good IMO. czcams.com/video/_cPxKq-gMDo/video.html
@@320Scott and you
Even Nick Mason threw of his headphones so he could listen to Dave Gilmours solo on comfortably numb
cuz that is the best solo ever
He just needed the headphone for the first note.
I'd say it was a monitoring issue. I've played in bands with in - ear monitors and the sound guy turned up one of the instruments too loud and nearly blew out my eardrums, so I threw them straight out.... Love Nick Mason, he's brilliant, such a humble guy.
The highest of this, for me, was how HAPPY Roger looked while playing.
I'd seen him live solo several times and he always seemed miserable.
Something changed, fundamentally, with him in the last few years leading up to that reunion. He put aside his anger, his resentment, and found his connection with his audience again after years being behind his wall.
This was his ultimate tearing down of the wall, by reuniting with the rest of Floyd, one last time.
Tommy Mac it must have been hard for Roger to hear his lyrics being played to stadiums for so many years .. For me he is the essence of Floyd . To see him there with the other 3 and Dick Parry on sax was mind blowing
@@Stephenconder Roger was the lyricist with a lot to say. I have a lot of respect for him. However, he disregarded the emotional impact of the music, a lot of which came from Wright, to bring life to his lyrics.
@@Stephenconder pity his voice isnt up to it!
Roger clearly loved it, DG not so much, it's clear on his face at the end
Everybody always talks about Gilmour’s undeniable prowess on the guitar, and rightfully so. He’s probably the most incredibly tasteful lead guitarist to ever grace a stage in that he always plays exactly the right thing for a given song.
However, because of that, his amazing voice is often overlooked, and he’s one of the few vocalists who really sounds a BETTER with some age on his voice.
You need to listen to Andrew Latimer (Camel) or Steve Hackett as well.
Agree!
I was sitting on my couch in tears. Never thought I would see them together again. I had see them many times between '73 and '83, then without Roger later.
Rich, you spotted the moment in Comfortably Numb where drummer Nick Mason pulls his headphones off. He must have wanted to hear the guitar solo 'live' rather than via the electronics as this was the final time they were on stage together - sadly, Rick Wright passed away a few years later. My God, this is such an emotional performance from the boys here. As Roger later said, it's a satisfying way to end the band formally. And great for us fans too, they got back together at last for one last blast...I'm envious of all here who were there, I would have emptied my bank account to go:).
I have been a Floyd fan for the best part of 35 years i listen to them at least minimum twice a week still, the music never gets old,i have always said they never truly had the recognition they deserve, maybe due to them not been a "Commercial" band, when i watched this concert i think it was the first time my Wife of now 25 years had seen me cry.Thanks for making this video guys, appreciate it so much.
Neil Hanson great story, I get it, great music can do that to men and women
My ex-husband and I lived in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada in an apartment next to Ivor Wynn Stadium in the 1970's. Pink Floyd was doing a performance there and we were able to sit on our balcony and see and listen to them in the comfort of our home. What an incredible experience. Love your reactions. They are the best. You two are great together and give off such a comfortable, yet exciting, vibe. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and feelings with the world. Some of us are not able to get out as much as we used to and it is nice to watch/listen to others appreciating the music we grew up to. I consider both of you to be exceptional at what you are doing. Keep up the good work and thanks for the inspiration you bring to everyday live. Cheers from Canada
Greetings from another Hamiltonian. I remember it well but unfortunately didn't attend. I did hear about the pig though.
I agree you two give off a very friendly somewhat "intimate"vibe to the few reviews I've seen.And not trying to come off too fresh but it's quite lovely to see her pretty dresses with ample cleavage cutaways.Stay healthy &be blessed😉👍
"And then you find ten years have got behind you."
Can't believe it's almost been 15 years.
crazdasian thanks, now I feel old
The outro solo in Comfortably Numb for me is just a transcending experience every time I listen to it. As if I am floating in time and space or travelling in a space ship between stars for all eternity. Mind blowing guitar perfection from Gilmour that plugs right into the soul.
I can imagine the faces on all the other acts who thought they might top the bill when Bob Geldof told them Pink Floyd were reuniting for one night. And yes, I was there.
The greatest band ever imo
Hi Skeptic, I agree, but I’m Dutch an have question and maybe you have an answer. What happens in the American music industrieI got the idea that the.creativity is died And rewarding for these great band with it. We have here a
lot symphonic metal bands and they have a lot of American fans because of the great music. Btw America have lot of great bands in any direction of the music in that time. Simple list Doors, Eagles, CSN&Y, Doobies, Earht Wlnd&Fire, platters and so on. Besides I mm 66 years old and formal dj in the 70&80s and love a lot of styles.
They are gods.
I agree....100%
No doubt.
In your opinion?
Actually your opinion just happens to be the truth of the universe.
I think "Money" was chosen for this performance because this was a concert whose theme was fighting poverty.
I live 10 minutes walk from Hyde Park , where this concert took place. I was there, with my wife, between the crowd watching,,,, I never thought that one day I will see all members of Pink Floyd united in a concert ever again but, it did happen and it was SUPER just to see them together let alone the performance which was OOOOOF. Thank you both and stay safe.
There are many categories in rock music. Pink Floyd was their own category.
Along with Queen and Kansas!
I remember watching this on MTV. MTV in their infinite wisdom decided to cut to a commercial in the middle of the guitar solo for comfortably numb. they got so many complaints during the commercial break that they came back and showed the whole thing from the beginning. SOOOO incredible. They sounded so good. But did anyone really expect anything less?
I remember that. I remember screaming at my TV.
I remember that too, fortunately, I was watching the live video stream on the internet, but also had my TV on mute.
Yes I remember being astonished that they cut away, as if they had absolutely no clue about the significance of Pink Floyd all performing together again.
This is such an emotional watch, I have tears streaming down my face. I feel so privileged to have live my life during theirs.
David guitar always expresses the emotion of every song. It is another vocal element.
Now please...listen and react to Comfortably Numb at the Pulse concert. The second guitar solo is like 14 hours and 55 minutes long. It will tear you apart emotionally and visually.
The black strat one or the red strat one? found 2...
dave deb He uses the red strat on the Pulse tour
@@masonlillard3398 , the version that they filmed was from Earl's Court in London
@@adamknight7041 Yeah, my dad saw them on the Division Bell/Pulse Tour in Atlanta.
The greatest solo of all time.
I love it. I remember waiting for them to start and thinking, this could go so wrong. After they had finished I thought, brilliant!
Wrong? With those guys? Never!
Fun Fact: On the studio version of Wish you were here, near the beginning you can hear David Gilmour cough. When he heard it, he decided to quit smoking! 😎✌️❤️
I was there, so many had left because it was overrunning and they would miss their trains, we ended up against the barrier for this and The Who, missed our train! So worth it.
NICE! Something I would do.
Who the hell would leave before this just to catch a train? I'd have risked crashing out on the lawn of that park if I had to if it meant witnessing such a seminal moment in music history.
I heard them for the first time in 1973 when my friend handed me the headphones and said listen to this! It was Dark Side Of The Moon. I had never heard anything like it before, or after, It's still my favorite album!
Thank you both. I've been weary and cynical for weeks, and I'm drifting away from all that. This helped immensely. Wish you well, good people.
Oh man I haven't seen this in years, totally had forgotten about this show... Wow, So good to be honest I was holding back emotions and wet eyes by the end of the performance, What a magical moment in music history.
Thanks for posting this :)
I saw them live in San Antonio on the Division Bell tour in 1994 - Wow how can that be 30 years ago?!
It was an amazing show! Standing with almost 50,000 other fans all singing Comfortably Numb together and most all of us crying in unison, is the highlight of my concert-going years. Pink Floyd is and was among the best ever. Of course, Kel has to listen to the studio versions of everything! (I know you know this!) 🥰
Edit: I have not seen nor heard this live version before. Comfortably Numb is just like it was in 94. I am transported back in time.
That was amazing...! I had not seen it and I had tears during Wish You Were Here.. Thanks for sharing your reaction!
I was working on the Saturday this concert went out. I found out roughly what time Pink Floyd were due to start and I remember finishing work with 30 minutes until their spot started and I ran home to catch it. I was 17 and seeing this for the first time has stuck with me ever since.
as a british man... i speak for pink floyd when i say, "you're welcome"
The thing I remember most about Live8 after the Floyd performance was all of us thinking how difficult it was going to be to get a decent seat for the reunion tour. It just felt like it was finally going to happen.
Alas...
So, we have this stunning performance instead. It's glorious, but also profoundly sad.
I think I saw an interview where they both stated they had moved past it personally but professionally it would never work. This was an interesting statement and seemed almost backwards...
The Gilmour's guitar solo in Comfortably Numb always gives me goosebumps 🤘🏼🤘🏼😭
Best band ever, lucky to have seen them live. Thanks for all the memories you guys bring back, amazing!
I can't believe this was 15 years ago! I was lucky enough to be there,
there was no way I was going to miss seeing these four guys back together, it was the only time I ever saw them live, but I'll never for get those 23 minutes!
I am 65 years old man from Germany and I am a Pink Floyd fan since 1977 . I have all albums from PF and in 1994 I saw they in Berlin I was totally overwhelmed. Pink Floyd is one of the best group off all time 🤘🤘🤘🤘
You’re exactly right this is what I’ve been saying for years Richard Wright so fantastic on keyboards always got screwed by the camera people even though his keyboards were absolutely essential to Pink Floyd’s catalog and people forget how much of the music he actually wrote on the Darkside of the moon what a shame
Masters at work!
I was there. I was one of the lucky people who saw Pink Floyd live in Rome. And I will never forget it. I got completely lost after the concert with head-full of LSD. I wouldn't trade it for a million dollars.
Most of all you can easily see how much she loves him
She's ready for Great Gig in the Sky
Pink Floyd is my favorite prog band of all time. It's amazing how well their music still stands up after all these years. Showing this was an excellent choice, Rich.
Every time I hear PF it makes my spirit soar, if that makes any sense.
The best comment I have ever seen was "a guitar would want Dave Gilmour for Christmas"
This sound like studio!
Pink Floyd is my favorite group of all time! No matter how I am feeling, whether up or down, they have a song to make my day!!!
I remember weeping tears of joy when I watched this live. I've seen Floyd and Waters separately on as many occasions as possible. This was how every show should have been.
Watching Roger rejoin the Floyd brought me to tears.
"That dude" is Tim Renwick. At the time he was one of the very few musicians who had played with both Roger and David on their separate ventures. He grew up in Cambridge too.
Also played in Eric Claptons band in the mid 80s.....
@@SotonCueMan And with Clapton and Waters on the Pros and Cons tour.
Oh my god you two ,first time seeing you and you stirred something in me . I am very young 70 and my husband and myself loved Pink Floyd , my husband has passed now and , you both reminded me of us both together ,that was how we always reacted to them when they played.God bless you both that review has ment so much to me 😊
Saw Pink Floyd in 1987 in Versailles, Paris, France and again in 1994 at the Werchter festival site in Belgium. Two totally different but marvellous experiences. Pink Floyd are absolutely in a category of their own, their music grabs you and carries you away to worlds you couldn't have imagined. They are an intoxicating drug that expands your mind, a trip you luckily never recover from.
Gentlemen till the end, they continued to keep Syd on the payroll throughout his life.
@Hicky Hicky No!
This performance was the triumphant return of David's fabled "Black Strat" to active duty.
Thank you Kel n Rich. Great choice. I really enjoyed your company, alone, in lockdown isolation on a farm, just outside Cape Town .
It is beautiful and soothing to the soul to watch you two dreaming together to theese wonderful sounds
Somehow, I enjoy it more when shared with such an appreciative audience as you two. Thanks for the experience.😷👍
When you want to see and hear perfection and shear brilliance, keep calm and listen/watch Pink Floyd !
The masters of music !
Thank You for watching this, my eyes get a little wet watching this but worth it !
Metal lerv from down under \m/ \m/
I grew up on this too. When you can't "breathe" cause the music is so good. That is what this music does to me. LOVE !! ☮💟
Was 17 in 1973. They were life changing for me. This performance brought simultaneously joy and sadness. There will NEVER be another.
Summer of 73 i was 19 by the summer of 74 Dark Side of The Moon was completely worn out!
PF is amazing in so many ways. One of them is that they didn't lose their ability to sing or play. So many of the greats just sounded terrible when they got old (no fault of their own, you can't fight time...). David's voice is still really smooth here.
The last time I saw Roger, a couple years ago, he actually sounded much better than this.
I haven’t watched it yet and I’m so excited I can’t stand it.❤️😃🥂Much love
I was there. Massive Floyd fan and only went to see them. A mate won two tickets on a radio show - how lucky was that 😁
David Gilmore once said there was only one thing he regrets about the album Dark Side of the Moon. He was not able to listen to it for the first time, beginning to end, with headphones on. Having done that, I understand
I remember listening to dark side of the moon when it was first released, on our new stereo system on headphones and it was life changing. Probably the best album ever!
"They didn't play 'Time', they played 'Money' instead."
Even they had to choose between time and money!
Funny!
Well TIME IS MONEY
Your wife looks at you so full with love, and you even react one time! Man are so unpassiontly. Even me.
I saw them for the first time in 1973 at the Montreal Forum. It was my first show and the Dark Side of the Moon was just out but I didn't heard it yet! What a show! How can you not fell in love with prog rock and live performances after that! I have seen hundreds of show since and it is still one of the best I have seen.
OMG this sent every musical Rush down my spine, imagine listening to this in the late 70s, tripping your balls off
I saw them at the Dagenham Roundhouse England along with every other 60's 70's rock/prog rock group. Look up "Dagenham Roundhouse England. List of bands that played there" and feel total rock envy, every weekend for years I saw the best. And strangely I remember every gig( and believe me I shouldn't be able to).
This is just so beautiful that it hurts.
How significant it is that Breathe is one of the songs........ Everyone just needs to take a step back... and Breathe!! Cheers from Ottawa!!
Hey I am in Ottawa too! Stay safe all!
I saw them in London in 1990. I was 19, in the Army and stationed in Germany at the time. I have been to many MANY concerts since that time but that concert is, without a doubt, the most sublime musical experience of my life. There were dozens of different cultures with just as many languages but on that night, we all spoke Pink Floyd. The shortest distance between two people is a song. If the rest of the world got along like we did that evening, I doubt I would have felt the need to join the military at all.
Yes what a way to show Kel the power Pink Floyd had over its legions of fans..I was sitting with my wife enjoying the Live 8 concert but.when Pink Floyd come on it was a moment i made sure to remember every single second of the epic show..a moment in time never to be seen again, so TY very much for the memories of the day it happened..You must remember "Pig's Did Fly That Day"
Stay Strong Stay Safe Love and Hugs for Australia
If I remember right, after this show the band was offered 150 million to tour the US and they obviously turned it down.
Watched this live...I think on MTV, but I can't remember for sure. They put an ad in right in the middle of a song though, so they replayed this later in full with no interruption. Live 8 had several different stages set up around the world where top musicians played. Anyways, I always cry when I see this as it's the last concert they did together, and that makes me sad.
Fun fact-- this concert put Dark Side of the Moon album back on the billboard's top 200 best selling album's for the following the next couple year's, all proceeds from the sales of all Pink Floyd albums after this song went to charities to help the homeless, they were the only band that played that guitar that went outside of the concert to help people around the world, even donating their gift bags which contained Rolex watches to charity, Pink Floyd didn't benefit from this concert at all, they reunited because they knew they could help and that was their goal, was to help.
I saw the (Waterless) Floyd five times between 1987 and 1994, saw Waters twice (once on Arrow Classic Rock doing Dark Side among other tracks, the other occasion was The Wall). This reunion is probably the single most appreciated concert for a LOT of people.
I was sitting at home, watching it on television, with goosebumps and tears at the end.
What a fortunate coincidence to be alive at the same time as Pink Floyd.
The Floyd formed me more than any other influence in my life. Whether it be Money and Pigs and Have a Cigar, Dogs and Sheep, so I'm Comfortably Numb. Grantchester Meadows helped me Breath. Time sure has passed but they always helped me watch out for Pigs on the Wing. Nothing quite like Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving With a Pict, Just Be Careful With that Axe Eugene :)
Nice to see someone mentioning some tracks from ummagumma. I was hooked as soon as I heard "careful with that axe, eugene".
First time I ever got high, the song that started playing as I got off was Astronomy Domini. A life changing event.
This event was really emotional for me. I watched it from my house and recorded it on VHS. I still have the tape. It really was a monumental event. Pink Floyd reunion? It was just too good to be true. Boy did they ever deliver with those 4 songs! Everyone wanted more of course, but economics (MONEY) made the rules. Truly they are giants in musical art.
I know you have done a bunch of The Who. The super cute way Kel says “mobile”...should invite a reaction to “Goin’ Mobile” .
Stay safe!
Call me a sap, but besides the priceless reactions, my favorite part of these videos is when Kel looks at Rich with genuine amor. Hits me in the inner sanctum of my heart each time.
Seeing you guys during 'Wish you were here' made me cry. We all wish someone was here, you more than most. I salute you.
Quite simply one of your best one reaction videos ever!! I loved PF when I was a teenager and I'm now in my 60's and still love them to bits ... "pure dead brilliant, so they are!" as we say in Bonnie Scotland :) xx
Proof that even at the age of 120 (LOL) Pink Floyd still musically and lyrically tower over anything that could be seen live on today's stages, IMO.
In England we had to make a charity donation to enter a ballot for tickets for this event. I GOT LUCKY !! Incredible experience to be there. Most of the night was pretty awful musically but everyone was waiting for Pink Floyd. Well worth the wait. So powerful. Last time they ever performed together. Music history. I was very fortunate.
I was in Benalmaena in Spain on holiday. My partner was all dressed ready to go out but I insisted we watched this performance first. We ended up dancing on the balcony to Comfortably Numb. Memories. x
I experienced them together 4 times live and then Roger Waters three times after that. They were all stunning in their grip on the audience, but I must say the concert in Chicago for the Animals tour was Brilliant.
Send Roger Waters three times. Last time in Liverpool, it was fucking unbelievable! The laser effects especially doing the Animals stuff!
This is my first time seeing this, thank you so much. Roger Waters looks like he is truely enjoying this.It breaks my heart that these geniouses power trips tore down the wall between them. I only wonder what more great music they could bring to us if they did not have their differences. God bless the Rolling Stones.
It was mainly Roger Waters and while it's sad to think what could have been, look what they've left us with. There's more and more people listening to them for the first time and while I envy them for that I'm happy for them.
Roger is apparently extremely difficult to deal with.
They did the transition from 7/8 time to 4/4 time with the saxophone solo and it just blew everyone away - even the critics were knocked over by it.
Was wondering when Kel’s head would start rockin’. Not disappointed. I was at the Pulse concert. I’m 65 now & Floyd has been the soundtrack of my life.
No one has convinced me yet that there is any guitar solo in the history of rock that's better than David Gilmour's in "Comfortably Numb."
They shouldn't try. It regularly heads the lists of great solos.
The only time Breathe & Breathe Reprise have been played together.
I like when the guitar solo begins on Money we get a close up of the Battersea Power Station.
Pink Floyd:
-Makes the greatest / most-awaited reunion ever in Live 8
-Ends the show with the greatest guitar solo of all time
-David Gilmour: Thank you very much, goodnight.
-Proceed to leave the stage in silence.
The end ❤
I saw Pink Floyd in 1994 during their North American Tour for The Division Bell, still the greatest concert I've ever attended. #pinkfloyd High Hopes
after all that time, they did sound great together..shame they wont come back this way
Comfortably Numb Pulse. 😁 Best guitar solo ever recorded.
I love you,forever!!!!🇭🇺 from Hungary!🙋♂️🌺🌻🌼🍀🌷
How does music pull so many raw emotions out of us, it's just unfathomable.
After this concert, David Gilmour and Roger Waters were interviewed separately on TV and both asked if this reunion meant that Waters could rejoin the band. Waters said "I hope so" and Gilmour said "No way!"
It was more Waters band than Gilmour's. Waters was in the original Pink Floyd. Gilmour came in later to replace Syd Barrett.
@@heliotropezzz333 Oh Yes but it's prehistory...
Roger Waters is the soul to Pink Floyd as John Lennon was to the Beatles. Gilmour may be a good guitar player but Waters made all the difference.
@@thomasalexand Crap!
@@thomasalexand bollox
I had Dark side of the Moon on 8-track! One of the last 8-tracks I bought was The Wall. 😎✌️❤️
I was 33 this summer. Had been a huge fan since 88 when I found an old banged up cassette tape with something unknown on it in my parents basement. I knew the cassette was my sister who listened to mainly pink floyd and jethro tull so I thought it was one of them. It proved to be animals pink floyd on one side and Gilmours second solo album on the other side. My friends and I played that tape to shreds in 1988-89 and within a year I owned all their cds. It was great being 16-17 and having disvovered this amazing catalogue of Music. 05 was a treat as s grown man who it took a lot more to impress. Now at almost 49 I appreciate this as much as when I saw it live on tv. Remember exactly where I was on both live aid and live 8.
It was the 70s and there was so much music but I remember Pink Floyd,Led zeppelin,ZZ Top and so many more. We would pass the bong and turn it up it was a great time to be alive