Mesmerizing Melody!!! Reacting to - Pink Floyd " Wish You Were Here " ( Pulse Restored & Re-Edited) 

Greetings from Canada. You bet we enjoyed! Peace, love and bellbottoms.

Great reaction. You sing great 😊👍!

Great reaction. This song is a tribute to their former bandmate Syd Barrett.

Great reaction, Angelisa. I highly recommend you react to these two songs from this exquisite Pulse concert: One Of These Days, and Keep Talking. They'll blow you away!

Glad you love Pink Floyd, and David Gilmour. He has a new album, the first two songs have been released, maybe you can react to them, the first one he released was 'The Pipers Call", and just recently he released "Between Two Points" with vocals by his daughter Romany Gilmour, The videos are very well done and certainly worth a look.

Hello from Australia, when i commented on you first video of PF, i sad that i taught myself to play a guitar, and wish you were here was the song i chose to learn. as it goes i am playing it right now, but on a 12 string guitar. keep up the good work. PINK FLOYD all the way !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes this was about Syd Barrett

David plays a large number of instruments if you look at little known performances.

I very much enjoy your pink floyd reactions and have subscribed to your channel. Has anyone mentioned to you a band called Dire Straits, their leader Mark Knopfler is very much alike to David Gilmour - One of the greatest guitar players ever, also writes and sings all the songs. Most people start with Sultans of swing from the Alchemy live show, like Pulse another legendary performance.

Many people mistakenly think this is about Syd Barrett, but in an interview Roger Waters said quite emphatically that the only song on the WYWH album that was about Syd was "Shine on you crazy diamond". He went on to say that when he wrote the lyrics to "Wish You Were Here" he had in mind someone close who had refused to move on in life and had been left behind. He also said that at other times it meant something else, and that some days he didn't really know what it meant himself. He deliberately made the lyrics enigmatic so that the listener could make them mean whatever they wanted them to mean, and they have become an anthem for anyone who has lost someone close to them. David Gilmour has said that he often thinks of Syd when he's performing it, even though it wasn't written about him. The opening guitar chords were composed by David Gilmour who had in mind someone channel hopping on a poor quality radio all alone in their bedroom late at night, and upon hearing the guitar joining in himself with the crisper sound of the second guitar. Overall, a stunningly beautiful composition, both instrumentally and lyrically, and a work of complete genius. I associate it with someone very close and special that I lost long ago and it never fails to bring a tear to my eye.

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