Pink Floyd - On The Turning Away (Reaction) 

Just scratched the surface of the greatest band of all time Comfortably numb, shine on, great gig in the sky, us and them ect ect

this was when music was performed rather than being manufactured

Pink floyd is also one of the most iconic bands ever

SO ALL HE HAS TO SAY IS 4 WORDS AND THE CROWD GOES WILD ????? Yes ma'am because its PINK FLOYD

“This Guy” is David Gilmour-about the greatest guitarist in the world and voice of Pink Floyd

Pink floyd comfortably numb live Pulse tour 1994. Greatest live performance you will ever see Headphones needed 🍻

Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" stayed in the Billboard album chart for 741 weeks in a row. More than 900 weeks Total.

Pink Floyd is a group - one of the most famous rock groups in history. David Gilmour, the guitarist is considered one of the best to ever pick up the instrument. They formed way back in 1968. What your seeing is the tip of an enormous iceberg. Second song is “Wish You We’re Here” a classic PF song. I don’t know where to start. Try listening to Comfortably Numb” live from their “Pulse” release-the guitar solo at the end is considered one of the best live solos ever played. ‘Dark Side of the Moon” released in the 70’s is one of the best selling albums of all time. I saw them at Yankee Stadium in 1994 which sold out in an hour -musical Mecca! This is very deep rabbit hole to go down, kind of one where you can never really come back out the same.

You've just stumbled upon one of the greatest and most important rock bands of the 20th century.The band is Pink Floyd.The vocalist and lead guitarist on these 2 songs is David Gilmour... Considered among of the best to ever pick up the guitar. Check out "Time" by them. Studio version please.

Just a world that we all must share. Music with meaning and soul. Gotta love Pink Floyd

When I first saw your introduction to this video, My immidiate thought was “Oh, Girl! You’re in for a treat!” and “There’s no turning away!” Enjoy Pink Floyd for the rest of Your life...and remember to introduce Pink Floyd to Your children...when they are ready. Oh, by the Way: I had the pleasure seeing Pink Floyd twice in Copenhagen in the late 80’s and mid 90’s...a truly life changing experience!

The song is about our apathetic veiws on the homeless.

One of my favorite songs is "Wish you were here", Beautiful but sad song.

They don't come much better than David Gilmour at playing that guitar

“I’ve never heard his music.” Jesus. “Oh and by the way, which one’s Pink?”

Your really easy and pleasant to watch and listen to. A genuine sweetheart. If you go down the pink floyd road get ready to get busy, your viewership is going to hit the sky on all their songs you play. To hear you say that you have not listened to them before, to me is like you saying you heard of water but haven't tried it before. I consider plnk floyd a basic need...

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb . live . Pulse . 1994 = best live guitar solo .. best stage , best show .

You have to listen to Pink Floyd- Time ... really the entire album.

He so good at playing that guitar. I laughed out loud. Yes he's not too bad is he!

Congrats, and Welcome to the Machine! Another angel gets its wings, listening to the best band ever. As thousands (millions) will probably attest to having grown up to and enjoyed for decades, it would be unbelievable if we could experience Pink Floyd for the first time again. For the ultimate trip, their most successful 4 albums, in the 70's, are meant to be listened to as entire works, so recommend , if at all possible, going chronological; Start with "Dark Side Of The Moon" one of the best albums of all time. Then, "Wish You Were Here" album (which the 2nd song you listened to is on, although the studio versions are usually better to hear first, then go to live version), followed by "Animals", and finally "The Wall". There's so much to experience, so take it slow and enjoy every song.

Hi Sushi and welcome to Pink Floyd, a legendary and long-lived rock band. I have a recommendation for you: 1) Get comfortable and "switch off" (maybe with dim lighting) 2) Slip on some good headphones and close your eyes (focus on music, not visuals) 3) Listen to a PF track. As an intro I'd recommend "Time", "Money" or "Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts I-V" 4) Recover

David is not the flashess guitar player. He is super talented and steady. Pink's music tells a story and takes you on a journey. Each and everyone of these people is a master of their craft. One of my ALL time favorite bands. Great.... So GOOD!!!!!!!! Enjoy.

Dark side of the moon, the whole album is GREAT, a must ...have to listen from beginning to end. It all flows and pink floyd is the name of the group not an individual person.

Some of the greatest concerts I ever attended … I can't even put them in words, sooo much to hear !

Saw Pink Floyd and was like gotta listen. This came out while I was stationed in Germany and saw them that same year in Germany. Best concert I’ve ever been to to date. You gotta react To more of the Floyd but with headphones on. If you venture to the rabbit hole it’s a journey you will never forget

From Wikopedia: Pink Floyd is one of the most unique and talented groups in history. Their earliest albums were very experimental, and not as accessable musically as their later works. All of their albums were concept albums and intended to be listend to in their entirety. Pink Floyd has released a few “songs” but for the most part, they released albums. Individual songs may not be understood when listened to on their own, but are still amazing. Their music takes you on an emotional journey. You shouldn't listen if you are in a hurry, or have something else you need to do. The music will almost put you in a trance and take you away. It is very much like an audible movie. Their most popular album “The Dark Side of the Moon” is one of the top selling albums in history. Each side of the album is a continuous piece of music. The five tracks on each side reflect various stages of human life, beginning and ending with a heartbeat, exploring the nature of the human experience, and (according to Waters) "empathy".[7] "Speak to Me" and "Breathe" together stress the mundane and futile elements of life that accompany the ever-present threat of madness, and the importance of living one's own life - "Don't be afraid to care".[22] By shifting the scene to an airport, the synthesiser-driven instrumental "On the Run" evokes the stress and anxiety of modern travel, in particular Wright's fear of flying.[23] "Time" examines the manner in which its passage can control one's life and offers a stark warning to those who remain focused on mundane aspects; it is followed by a retreat into solitude and withdrawal in "Breathe (Reprise)". The first side of the album ends with Wright and vocalist Clare Torry's soulful metaphor for death, "The Great Gig in the Sky".[3] The Dark Side of the Moon became one of the best-selling albums of all time[87] and is in the top 25 of a list of best-selling albums in the United States.[45][88] Although it held the number one spot in the US for only a week, it remained in the Billboard album chart for 741weeks from 1973 to 1988.[89][90] The album re-appeared on the Billboard charts with the introduction of the Top Pop Catalog Albums chart in May 1991, and has been a perennial feature since then.[91] In the UK, it is the seventh-best-selling album of all time and the highest selling album never to reach number one.[92] Stop and think about that. 741 weeks or almost 15 years on the Billboard Charts. Sorry for the long post, but you needed to know.

On The Turning Away is absolutely incredible, the song is about people turning the back on people who have nothing homeless and desperate and about the way we never give them a 2nd glance..!! The message is so powerful and meaningful and we should all listen to the lyrics and act upon them..!! When you go to a Pink Floyd concert it's like going to the theatre, lighting and lasers and a 50foot giant circular screen..They have the reputation as the best live band to see ICONIC

The second part is the song Wish You Were Here. It’s even more amazing!!

Literally just saw this pop up! It’s my favorite song ever!! Thank you so much for reacting to it! The words are powerful

Pink Floyd's music means so much to me. I couldn't ever describe how much.

On Turning Away -- Actually haven't heard this before -- your sensitivity to rhythm, to musical quality, and your sense that something of depth is happening, is terrific!

"On the Turning Away" was a song from the late 80's. Song #2 "Wish You Were Here" was from the late 70's. Both classics from different eras. Pink Floyd is an experience. Each song is a journey. It is something that changes you when you really get into it. My favorite PF song is "TIME". I will leave it to the other comments to give you more suggestions.

Alright, you're getting into the really great music. David Gilmore is one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Check out their Album Dark side of the Moon.

Pink floyd is the pinnacle that all other bands try to achieve. David Gilmore is the greatest guitar player ever. He puts so much emotion into his music that you can't help but feel what he wants you to feel. The band and singers seem to be of one mind which makes their music TIMELESS!

I grew up to this. So powerful I’m glad you are discovering these wonderful people & songs

Fantastic observation about rock and roll giving musicians room to be artists and allow them to speak through their instruments. 🤘🏻

I've seen Pink Floyd over 30 times since 1967, they put on the greatest lightshows ever seen.... when the quieter guitar starts playing that's the beginning of another song "Wish you were here". The entire concert flows through song after song.

PF's lyrics will live a long time because they carry eternal truths mankind needs to learn and practice. The concept that any particular decade could have the best songs is too limiting; PF's songs' messages will always have worthwhile and meaningful, deep concepts for any human being to hear and absorb. The crowd did not erupt in applause at the beginning of this video because of those first four words; they clapped enthusiastically because they knew what was to come, especially @5:26.

Watching you react to these songs/videos (some of which you've never heard) is somewhat inspirational, I mean it's so obvious the passion you have for music. It's awesome God bless you.

The more you find out about pink floyd, the more depth everything attains. I would suggest finding a video with lyrics. As phenomenal as gilmour is on guitar, the words...dear God! Stunning.

We fans love David Gilmore he is a rock guitar god who can make his guitar sing with so much emotion it tears at your heart. This man can take three notes and make you feel the burden of the world.

"i've heard of him" lol!!!

I saw them many years ago during their Animals tour. It was at Madison Square Garden, my first concert ever. They played Pigs On the Wing, and when they turned the lights on there was a huge pig floating across the arena. Probably one of the best concerts I’ve been at.

Your reaction is so good. It's really truthful. You also have a very calm, down to earth spirit. Greetings from Brazil

Watch the movie "THE WALL" an experience

Kinda funny that the high note in the guitar solo, comes at 420. "High" note.

awe sis .... makes me happier than you’ll ever know watching you enjoy. my grand daughter is an old soul and she loves my genre. pink floyd has consistently been my favorite since they released “echoes” in ‘71. pssst .... view that video and ck out david gilmour as a youngin’ n’ you’ll see why i’ve crushed hard ever since!

I like how you sat up and took notice. Made me want to subscribe. Nice reaction.

Pink Floyd, up next: Time (lyrics version) Comfortably Numb Pulse The Great Gig in the Sky

Wish You Were Here, is the track at the end... Real quality.

I’m 62 and been listening to Floyd all my life. Nothing better

Loved your comment about rock music and its ability to spotlight the instrumental talents of the band. This is my reason for loving it as well! Love your work!

Oh, and you think he’s good at playing the guitar, you just started.(; Coming Back to Life by Pink Floyd is like top tier guitar work.

That's a great song just never knew the name lol. Your fans have great taste...👊👍😎

I really enjoyed the smile on your face as you were listening to Dave Gilmore playing! The second song is Wish You Were Here.

Congratulations, you just discovered the greatest band of all time and the best music of all time. Enjoy.

Probably one of the best concerts in the history of rock.....Pink Floyd Pulse 1994.

If you're going to do Pink Floyd, please do an entire album, like Dark Side Of The Moon. One of the best bands of all time and probably the best concert experience ever.

Saw Pink Floyd in Pasadena CA in 92. Also saw David Gilmour solo at the Hollywood Bowl a few years ago. Both were fantastic !

My 1st time seeing your channel. I love your reaction and facial expressions as you were watching and listening to the words.

Listen to The Great Gig In The Sky studio version from Dark Side of The Moon i would love to your reaction to that It'll give you chills. Plus another one from them would be a song called Time from the same album my all time favorite song

David Gilmour might be the greatest guitar player ever, and the solos in Comfortably Numb are the best guitar solos ever "My opinion of course"

Thanks for doing this song, one of my favorites

When I was a senior in high school I ditched school to go see this concert down in Phoenix, Az. One of the best I've ever been to n always been a fan of Pink Floyd ever since I was young. Gotta see them in concert the best

"Oh, by the way, which one's Pink?" 😉

Four words for you, DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, look that up on RU-vid.

One of my favorite songs by Pink Floyd, thank you for listening with an open mind. They are incredible live.

Awesome Iconic! I went to a concert in Lubbock Texas my freshman year at Texas Tech... MEMORABLE!!!

This song wasn’t really the best for an introduction to Pink Floyd. Try the Dark Side of the Moon album. Trust me.

Every one of their albums tells a story, you should listen to them all. The lyrics show the path and Gilmour's guitar lights the way.

You can't possibly know what a immense and wonderful rabbit hole you have stepped into by sampling just a piece of PF's music, I hope you enjoy it for the rest of your lifetime! PF always believed that there is just as much music between the notes as the ones being played, therefore the intentional 'space.' Many, many of today's quality bands site "PF as a major influence. Cheers for your journey of discovery!

Others commenting below said it all. The circular screen you asked about is part of what they've been using in live shows for decades, and is used for many purposes. I'm glad people are requesting this band. Just a tidbit about this band... Dark Side of the Moon was released in 1973 and remained on the Billboard album chart for 741 weeks (14.25 years). Beyond numbers, their work over the decades has been extraordinary, both the music and, in some of their songs like the one you played, in lyric content. With lyrics, some of us believe it's better to think than to feel. Feeling is easy, but thinking takes work. Thanks for posting.

Oh no you didn’t!!! Ohh noo you didn’t! Just react to a Pink Floyd song once and you be hooked- please for the love of our almighty lord Jesus Christ can you react to Time and Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd.. and the album versions of both songs. Love these reactions

Older Pink Floyd please. Do anything off Dark Side of the Moon

You found a giant rabbit hole to go down. Enjoy your journey through their entire series of albums. FYI I was at this concert during their tour of the midwest. It was a birthday present from spouse at the time.

I'm quite jealous of you, Sushi! Everyone deserves the chance to experience Pink Floyd for the first time!

Girl, if you want a life changing experience, then Pink Floyd will do that for you. I suggest you start at The Dark Side Of The Moon and work your way through Animals, Wish You Were Here, The Wall and many many more. You do not simply listen to Pink Floyd, you EXPERIENCE them. I dare you!! Also, headphones is a MUST.

Ask yourself : do you really care? If not ; go back to Arianda Granda!

“Wow, he’s so good at playing that guitar” I envy people who are discovering Gilmour for the first time :)

I'm a new fan, love your reactions very genuine! More appreciation of Pink Floyd comes from their song Time!

Girl you gotta get high for this hahaha

You have just entered into the realm of progressive rock genius that is pink floyd best rock band ever I've been a fan for over fifty years can't get enough enjoy yourself believe me it doesn't come any better than this

Love it! Musicians who have been around a long time. The song can haunt you. Great reaction!

Pink Anderson and Floyd Council were two blues men from North and South Carolina that the band got is name from by the original member Sid Barrett who picked and put together the two 1st names ..

The entire concert is on RU-vid....."Delicate Sound of Thunder". The three ladies each take their own ride later in the concert and it's phenomenal! I was lucky to attend their concerts 4 times..... each a sensory overload! Delicate Sound of Thunder gives you a great idea of what it was like. Watch it on a large screen and LOUD!

Sushi, I remember when they did Laser Floyd off the top of the "Empire State Building" to "The Dark Side of the Moon" Album. Early 90's, the air smelled like those funny cigarettes ( ;) ) It was awesome dear, I wish I had photo's.

Omg, welcome to Pink Floyd!!! It only gets better. I'm sure you'll get lots of requests. It's all epic and beautiful. ✌💞🖖

Pink Flyod concert changed my life. Seen them many times. A must see!

My brother took me to a Pink Floyd concert in Chicago when I was twelve. That was in 1979. What a wild experience! Was a fan then, still am.

The "Delicate sound of thunder" concert took you by surprise, good reaction to both tracks ... I hope to see you react to more Pink Floyd in the future, it's a trip you'll enjoy...

I saw them on the Animals tour, your face watching Wish You Were Here was priceless.

If you like this, try looking up "Run like hell" live! Everyone on stage has to wear sunglasses because of the amazing light show

Welcome to Pink Floyd. Every song is a chapter in a fifty long year story. It does not matter where you start to listen, the order is there, but not important. it is the same story from beginning to end. This band is phenomenal and you won't regret hearing a song they have finely crafted.Their study work is far out shined by their live work. They come alive on stage. Envoy!

I was at the 1988 show in Tampa on this tour, I was 17 and it was life changing. I have seen Pink Floyd twice and the shows are epic, legendary, simply the best.

I`ve been listening to pink floyd my whole life and I`m 30 years old,you only just scratched the surface of this iconic band,I highly recommend Dark Side of the Moon an listen to whole album!

I remember watching this event broadcast live on TV..... I had it playing on a Teac unlimited amp, pair of Celestion 250W speakers and a pair of 300W PA speakers... Cranked it up and the whole 5 houses owned by my landlord all joined in.... 10 rooms per house 5 houses all playing this at full volume. then everyone accross the street joined in too... A nightclub half a mile away complained as people in their quueue left came down and started partying in the street.. .Police came took 1 look and said there was nothing they could do as there were no complaints from any residents of the street.... What a night! Only Pink Floyd....

'Wish you were here'! Full record reaction! Among the best bands ever!

I hope you enjoyed the trip!

I suggest that you watch the whole pulse concert. I saw it live and have yet to see a concert that comes close. You will be so glad you did because you will experience an incredible journey.

Floyd's albums are concept albums. As a rule, the songs run together. The only track that is kind of solo is "Money," on Dark Side of the Moon. Trivia...when Syd Barrett went to name the group, he honored 2 different early 20th century blues artists; Floyd Baker & "Pink" Anderson. Pink lived most of his life in my home town of Spartanburg, SC. Floyd was from NC. I could take you to Pink's grave.