I think that’s the biggest smile I’ve ever seen on David Gilmore’s face! And let’s give a big shout out to Guy Pratt on bass...and his great vocals with Gilmore too.
The way Pratt “pounces & marches across the stage” during sorrow is just pure….. I don’t have the word to finish the thought & I’m not sure anyone can describe it but Guy Pratt himself 🤷♂️🙏
Think about this, they performed "Comfortably Numb" right before this. I left this concert on the purest natual highest high from this concert that lasted for at least a week.This was the most awesome concert I have ever been to.
Wish You Were Here, Comfortably Numb, and Run Like Hell, back to back to back. Pink Floyd not only had the best concerts, they were masters at how to finish a concert. The greatest band ever
Yeah, that was awesome. I was totally wiped out after they played Comfortably Numb and then they came up with that. That light show is burned right into my brain.
I was at this concert at Earls Court in London and nothing, NOTHING has ever come close to matching it. Just magical. This was the third and last song in the encore and I was standing there, tears of happiness running down my face but also of sadness because I knew I’d never see them perform a full live concert again - end of an era, end of one of the most important books of my life. I wish you two guys had been there too.
I got to two of the shows, I also saw them in 1988 in Manchester at Man City's ground Maine Road, probably the best live shows I have seen over about 45 years
@@nicoladc89 taste is subjective. For me Pulse is the best live performance although I do like Roger Waters. One of may fav videos is Roger Waters live from Mexico City when he does ‘Charade’, love it.
@@nicoladc89 lmao…..no it’s not especially if you’re talking about the “Berlin” show, it lost money & performers did NOT get paid, “Roger waters The Wall” was a huge failure my friend & a loss to anyone who was involved & that’s a fact my friend not speculation, you can check it yourself, most fans left the show early including David Gilmour…. He was there 😑
@@nicoladc89 yes I was there, not better than pulse though…. Also you talk revenue 30 years later, the pulse concert with inflation “grossed” more & housed ALOT more fans & yes “Roger Waters:The Wall” it was a pretty good “show” but Rogers band lacked big time in the delivery of “Pink Floyd” music , it was so mixed up & just wrong in most spots that he didn’t release a “Live Concert” show😑 if it was “so great”, where’s the media 🤷♂️….. Rogers “In the Flesh Tour” was way better than his wall tour, Eric Clapton played with him 😏
Every song at this Pulse Concert is worth reacting to...every song...I have to say, watching the Pompei performance of this song is very worth watching !!
Ho avuto la fortuna di assistere a questo concerto nel 1994 a Modena Park .....MOSTRUOSO ..... mai visto nulla di simile , un APOTEOSI. Sono rimasto almeno una settimana in trance. Niente e nessuno si avvicinerà nemmeno minimamente ai PINK FLOYD......ALTRO PIANETA ❤❤❤❤❤
The ticket to this concert was one of the best investments of my life. The memory will still be there when every other reserve of money has long been spent
This tour played to 5.5 million people in 68 cities; each concert gathered an average 45,000 audience. Three stages leapfrogged around North America and Europe, each 180 feet (55 m) long and featuring a 130-foot (40 m) arch resembling the Hollywood Bowl venue. All in all, the tour required 700 tons of steel carried by 53 articulated trucks, a crew of 161 people and an initial investment of US $ 4 million plus US $ 25 million of running costs just to stage.
Hello from New Zealand. I remember the first time I heard 'Dark Side of the Moon' at age 15. Now I'm 65. It is so cool seeing the next generation discovering the musical genius that was around in my day. Enjoy
Your ears ring for hours after a concert.....cannot hear the person next to you after you leave an arena of 14-20 thousand people or more........Great song and reaction!👍❤️😎☮️
I have been going to gigs for over 45 years. Not one has surpassed this one. I feel immensely fortunate to have gone to one of those nights ( they performed for two weeks at Earls Court). I had seen Pink Floyd perform The Wall (again at Earls Court) in 1980 and that was spectacular but it never came close to the Pulse concert. They were the greatest live band ever.
I saw them on this tour in 1994 in Raleigh, North Carolina. I was there with my husband and my son, who had just turned 8 (and was and still is a huge Pink Floyd fan). I was also 5 months pregnant with my third (and youngest) child. It was a magical concert for a lot of reasons!
This is one band I regret not being able to see live! I've been blessed to able to see soo many concerts in the 70's and 80's but not Pink Floyd. Still I have alot of empathy for the young generation now not being able to experience music live!GREAT REACTION, love u guys!♥️👍
I saw them in 94, Vanderbilt Stadium TN, it has to be the most expensive light show ever done, and/or the best. They opened with "Astronomy Domine" and ended with "On the Turning Away".
At the end of this show at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal, on my way to the parking lot, I passed behind the stadium and there were four trailers equipped with huge industrial generators. I spoke with a member of the staff, who told me that these generators were needed to provide enough electricity for the show, that the stadium could not meet this huge demand.
La fin...une seconde d'eclairage pour l'explosion et ca a tué tous le reste du spectacle de lumière de tous le concert 😂❤ meilleurs fin de concert de tous les temps ... Les floyds des années 60 c'etais aussi quelque chose...
I was at the show on the night after this recording, this was an incredible closing to an incredible show. We were about one third the distance down the hall from the stage and even there the heat from those big fireworks going off was amazing, goodness knows what it was like in the front rows!
One of my biggest regrets is not seeing PF. I can’t image being at a show on this tour, must have been amazing. That percussion guy jumping up and down on different songs from this tour is having so much fun, he’s so pumped. Lucky you.
the Wikipedia entry for the pulse-tour says the following: The concerts featured even more impressive special effects than the previous tour, including two custom designed airships. Three stages leapfrogged around North America and Europe, each 180 feet (55 m) long and featuring a 130-foot (40 m) arch resembling the Hollywood Bowl venue. All in all, the tour required 700 tons of steel carried by 53 articulated trucks, a crew of 161 people and an initial investment of US$4 million plus US$25 million of running costs just to stage. This tour played to 5.5 million people in 68 cities; each concert gathered an average 45,000 audience.
Gentelmen, Thank you for sharing this. I was 22 in 1994 when this tour came to my town, Montreal Canada, and I slept outdoors for a night in line to get my ticket. So worth it! Even if you do not do a reaction to it, take a look at Echoes live in Gdansk. Last performance with Richard Right who passed away shortly after. Gilmour said he could never play the song again without him. Amazing and wonderful.
You guys need to see their movie of The Wall. It’s mandatory viewing. Find it! It’s just called The Wall like the album. Same exact thing except one is the record and one is the movie. It’s basically Roger Water’s autobiography. Greatest concept album of all time easy.
I have heard since it first came out, believe me, every time I hear it, is the same....it makes me feel like You guys do hearing for first time, it will Never leave you...You part of the club now...and you have so much more to explore...
the album "The Wall" tells the story of Pink. Pink is completely freaked out and out of his mind. Therefore, sounds try to demonstrate this sensation. pink is a kind of ego altar from Waters. your anxieties, fears. I bought this vinyl record in the early 1980s and I think I "wasted" it with the needle from listening to it so much an excellent song, sometimes forgotten. Next one:Coming back to life-Pulse😉 Thank yoy guys
Sadly PULSE was filmed indoors. I saw PULSE 2 times open air. Believe me. The fireworks and exploding Mr Screen was even more impressive live. Best concert I ever seen.
It was a great show, Indy, '94 Still have my ticket stub Note-There were actually 3 complete stages that Toured, it took 3 days to set a stage up and 2 days to take down, so the band would Leap frog city to city (stage to stage). When they played outside in Denver (Mile High city), airline Pilots complained about the Lasers blinding them in flight! The top of the Stage Arch was 110 feet tall.
Sorry bros but i was in this AMAZING concert in Torino 1994🤷♂️😜😎🤙🤙🤙!!!I'm still shock!!! Thank you guys for appreciate so good music. Big hug from Italy
