SO BEAUTIFUL!! First Time Reaction to Pink Floyd - "Wish You Were Here" 

This song is written for their friend and former band mate Syd Barret who’m became mentally ill and eventually was forced to leave the band. Syd passed away in 2006. I went to the Pulse concert in Rotterdam in 1994 and believe me, I cried my eyes out.

For all of us that were lucky enough to see this band I’m positive it will remain the best rock show we’ve ever seen 😃

RIP Sid❤, you don't listen to Pinkfloyd,you feel Pinkfloyd, the greatest band ever, absolutely amazing ❤

Your father is correct. You need to hear an entire Pink Floyd album non-stop ... wearing headphones ... in the dark ... and if Dad didn't tell you, being high improves the experience tremendously. That is how I learned how to listen to Pink Floyd when they first arrived and it remains my preferred way to listen to them.

We guys, who went to the Pulse concert, cried our eyes out - be sure.

I am 70 years old and with so much of Pink Floyd's music I struggle to keep dry eyes, they find your deepest emotions and tear you open. I am so pleased that you are enjoying the experience.

Everybody cried their eyes out at this concert.... and almost 30 years later, we still are.

'Shine on you crazy diamond' is a must from this concert! ❤

I'm 74 and have loved Pink Floyd for almost all of my life. Yes, I tear up often even if I have heard a song many,many times. They are so deep and full of emotion. I've suggested "Time" a few times now and advised the studio version, but if you want to experience the Pulse live version, you will not be disappointed. Listen to the lyrics and see if they change your outlook on life like it did me when I first heard it in my Twenties.

What brings tears to my eyes when I listen to Pink Floyd is that many of their songs reacquaint me with my youth and my mortality. I'm a veteran so it's not that I'm afraid of death and God knows I've been around it a lot. Rather they invoke feelings of nostalgia, regret, passion and many other emotions. I contemplate my past choices in life which have allowed me to live it to the fullest of my ability. There is always something that everybody thinks to themselves, I could/should have done this or that differently. Every Pink Floyd song has some ability to make you feel a vast array of emotions. But the real truth of it all is that their music is beautiful and I will miss it. Yet then, I just might bump into them in the afterlife.

"Coming Back to Life" from the Pulse concert has the most beautiful solo you will ever hear.

My god!! I'm 62 and finally someone that sees this band for who they are! Your tears affirm me.

Congratulations on your Pink Floyd addiction Stacey! ;) You still have many trips to go. And you will love them all! Promise! Its great to see you explore their music. Love it! ❤

Pink Floyd's bassist Roger Waters left the band in 1985 before the Pulse tour. He was one of the main song writers of the band and wrote all these beautiful lyrics to these songs. I recommend to watch Pink Floyds reunion in Live 8. That's the last time the whole Pink Floyd has ever played. It's so emotional when Roger and David are singing together to Syd Barret who had to left the band because of mental problems. The lurics just fit so well to the concert. "We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl."

62 years old here, seen Floyd 3 times back in the day and I still cry watching videos of them 😎

David dressed like hes about to fix your plumbing then proceeds to pump out some of the most iconic guitar riffs ever

When Pink Floyd played in a soocer stadium near my home town on their tour, next day the local newspaper wrote about complaints from neighbors who couldn't sleep because of the sound. I just smiled at my mother and told her, this is the last time they heard dinosaurs walk the Earth.

There are so many great Pink Floyd songs and albums. The 60s and 70s were two of the greatest decades for artists and bands. The best of them just didn't stop.

Wonderful tribute to Syd Barret, not to be forgotten, Richard Wright who passed away in 2008 and who was such an integral part of Pink Floyd

I saw this same show in N.Y. 1994. The concert brochure said the stage is 120 feet wide. It takes a crew of 60 technicians three days to set up the entire lights and all. The concert schedule required that there had to be three entire crews to keep up. They leap frogged each other for 92 shows with 20 Trucks per crew and a total staff of 195. The tour cost the promoters $98.MILLION to put on, but the total profit was $260 MILLION… I have seen Pink Floyd 4 times. I met David Gilmour in 1984 back stage at a concert in Hollywood Calif. We talked for 22 minutes. I called him…“The Master Of The Stratocaster” He smiled. I asked if I could shake both his hands that make such great guitar solos, he smiled bigger and said “Sure” and shock both hands at the same time, I smiled HUGE. I asked him to describe his technique of playing guitar, he replied… “I strike a note, bend it, shake it and then release it”…. Yes, he does that quite well.

Beautiful reaction. You are so going to love covering Dark Side of the Moon.

I was at this very concert and yes, I did cry my eyes out. Pretty embarrassing for a 35 year old guy, but I wasn't the only one. The whole gig was an emotional and spiritual experience. ✌️❤️🇬🇧

They were amazing on that tour. I saw them at an outdoor venue and it was rainy all day until sunset when the show started. The rain stopped, the sky cleared, and the music started. Unforgettable.

The wistful helplessness of the last chorus when he adds another 'How I wish' to "How I wish you were here." is just heart wrenching. The words speak for themselves, but the song is set as someone listening to the radio, scrolling through stations until they find a song they like, and then playing along with their own guitar and then singing along for someone they really care about who they miss.

I attended 2 Pink Floyd concerts (Cincinnati and Miami) as well as many other big name bands. The best 2 live concerts I have ever attended were Pink Floyd and Pink Floyd.

I saw Pink Floyd the first time in ‘84. The 15,000 seat arena was sold out, of course. The part that hit me the hardest… no one stood up, during songs like this. Overcome with emotion, and in awe of the talent witnessed.

Many say that the song "Wish You Were Here" is about Syd Barrett, founding Floyd member, who had to leave the group after what has been called a drug induced psychological breakdown after an album and a half. David Gilmour was his replacement.

Yes, again... they are just stepping back behind their music... very humble... and it is not in the written music... you cannot write down humbleness... but it is part of the beauty conveyed. Thank you Stacey for sharing your emotions / reactions... I feel very much the same...

Hi Stacey, my name is Gianni ,i'm from Italy. I saw this concert in 1994 at the Torino Stadium delle Alpi. Every time I watch a video from this concert, my eyes starts to be wet and a lot of memories running in my Heart and in my brain. You are living a wonderful experience and you are seeing the light !!! I Wish you all the best in your Life !!!

He crowd is cheering as much for the song as they are for Syd Barrett, their former founding member for whom this song iis about. He mentally never returned from a bad acid trip way back in their early years. Shine on You Crazy Diamond is another song written for/about Syd and his struggles as is parts of the Wall album. I hope your feeling better and your recovery is progressing as it should...❤❤❤❤❤

Dig this. I saw Pink Floyd live on April 12, 1975 at the Cow Palace in Brisbane, California about 15 miles south on highway 101 from San Francisco. Then I saw them 2 years later in 1977 for the Animals tour at the Oakland Coliseum Arena. The 75 concert was the most incredible concert ever. They played alone for 4 hours. They played the entire Dark Side of The Moon Album and the entire Echoes album and several songs from the Wish You Were Here new Album that had not been released yet. It was released in September 1975. I consider myself so lucky to have grown up in this era. I had just turned 18 in April 75 when I attended this show with about 10 of my closets friends. Will never forget that show.

Your dad is so correct. Pink Floyd albums need to be listened from beginning to the end. Love Pink Floyd since 69.😎

In college, we would sit around drinking and eventually the guitars would come out. My friend and I were the only ones who knew the words, so we would sing this every time. He died sophomore year. I sat in my dorm room and played this song over and over on my Walkman until the cassette tape snapped. That was 1989. I still think of him whenever I hear this.

Saw pulse tour in 94 in ohio buckeye stadium and Arrowhead stadium kansas city . The giant disco ball looked like the moon when it lit up . Pink floyd doesnt put on a concert! THEY GIVE YOU AN EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME ❤

This girl is in love with David Gilmore. She cries every time she sees him. So sweet!

Hi Stacey. Bill again. You found the one pink floyd song that brings me to tears from the very first note. This was the 1st song I learned to play on my dad's acoustic 6 string Takamine guitar when I inherited it. Rip dad. Ty Stacey. My favorite song of all time. Cheers

I cannot more highly recommend "Great Gig in the Sky"! Album version will move you but the one from the Pulse concert is also very awesome!

Started listening to Pink Floyd in '72' 52 years ago, and have loved the whole journey..

Stacey. I am 53 and I love seeing younger people discover this music and seeing your reactions to these songs. You are bringing it to more of your generation. Thank you.❤❤❤

I think this was the first of the encore songs - that's why the crowd is going crazy.

I assume you've got a list of more Pink Floyd to do but here's just a few more worth checking out: Sorrow, Mother, Coming Back To Life, Time, Shine On You Crazy Diamond (a long one), Breathe, Another Brick in the Wall, Louder Than Words, Echoes (it's like 20 minutes long but worth it), Dogs (another long one), The Great Gig In The Sky, Learning To Fly, Money, Hey You, Marooned (instrumental, quite 'spacy'), One Of These Days. The good thing is you've barely scratched the surface of great Floyd songs. You've enjoyed them so far, there's plenty more where that came from.

Seeing Pink Floyd live is one of the highlights of my life. This band is a guiding light for me. They are so special 💚. Enjoy the songs that will come. You will be amazed every time.

I was at the concert, I feel very blessed. Great reaction video. I was 33 at the time and cried through the whole show, I’m 63 now and it still feels amazing

I was at the P.U.L.S.E. concert in May 1994 Atlanta, GA. I remember being shocked when hearing that Pink Floyd had done a new album call Division Bell. Once I heard that message on the radio, my sole purpose in life was to obtain a concert ticket. I was in Army A.I.T. training at Fort Gordon, GA at the time and took a taxi to Augusta to get my ticket, which came with a "Party Bus" for those who needed a ride to Atlanta and back. Graduation day was posted on the next day following the concert. The party bus was a group of die hard Pink Floyd fans like me!!! So much fun before we even got to the concert but boy were we blown away!!! I made it back to the base at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="120">2:00</a>am, way past curfew, and made it to the <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="360">6:00</a>am graduation ceremony with my Pink Floyd T-shirt on under my class A uniform 😅 ... a forever memory ... so great to be young and bulletproof back then 😉

Thank you so much for a beautiful reaction. I am so enjoying your Pink Floyd journey. You are at the very beginning of it... It makes me smile to think how powerful, emotional and wondrous your journey will be. It's a journey I embarked upon around 1970. In 54 years I must have heard every Pink Floyd album literally thousands of times, and I still play them and still enjoy them. Pink Floyd have been the soundtrack of my life. I was at the Pulse concert you have been watching. It was the most incredible, wonderful, emotional thing I had ever seen. I pretty much stopped going to concerts after that because I knew I would never see anything better in my life. One song that you should react to from Pulse is "The Great Gig in the Sky". If you've been emotional up to now listening to Pink Floyd, that song will really make you feel emotional like no other. It's one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded by anybody and the performances are absolutely incredible. I would absolutely adore seeing your reaction because I know it will hit you in the same way it never fails to hit me. The very best of luck with the channel and it is so wonderful seeing somebody receptive and eloquent like yourself starting your Pink Floyd journey. There are so many people who have done the same on RU-vid and so many of them have ended up in tears like you. Take care. Andy.

It must be one of the most touching and beautiful pieces of music! I cried a lot after listening to their music too.

Interesting fact Stacey. This song wish you were here was written for and about the founding member of pink floyd,...Sid Barret. In fact the entire album wish you were here have multiple references to sid in the songs. Shine on you crazy diamond gives reference to hoe sid went crazy from over drug abuse. I'm a huge floyd fan. Best band of all time. Cheers

My late wife and I went to the 1987 stadium tour at the Oakland Coliseum in the pouring rain. Wearing rain suits, we had the whole uncovered section to ourselves, drinking thermoses of hot tea and cocoa . It was spectacular as usual...

Your journey with Pink Floyd continues. Bravo Stacey!

Once in a life time. You are absolutely right. It was 1994 but I remember every single moment. Thank you, Stacy, as usual. I hope you feel better today...

I saw Pink Floyd 11 times on this tour and each time was mesmerizing and emotional! It was definitely one of those "you had to be there" tours.

Great reaction Stacey!! I've always loved this song, and it never fails to get me misty eyed, but since April 2018, it makes me cry. I was the one to introduce Pink Floyd to my mom, and she quickly came to love their music! She passed in April 2018, and I personally think it was more than coincidence when after her cremation, the family assembled in the chapel next connected to the crematorium, and what song comes on, while we're all hugging and already crying - Wish You Were Here! Talk about an emotional moment (more than it was already) - it was mom's message that she's okay! So now - I can't help but full on bawl hearing this song. It's a beautiful piece! Love you and RIP mom! I DO wish you were here!

To me, the most important line of the lyrics is "Did you exchange a walk-on part in the war for a lead role in a cage?" That line always makes me think about my life. By the way, you kept saying "the album." The 4-5 songs you have heard have been from 4-5 albums. You dad is right; Pink Floyd created concept albums. But you're going to have to choose which album.

Shine On You Crazy Diamond Parts I-V and VI-IX would be great!!

Stacey. Coming back to life........... from the same concert A must watch

I love seeing your reactions to Pink Floyd. I've been a huge fan for many years and was fortunate enough to see them in concert in 1994. Their music does have a way of uniting people. I remember a feeling of "collectiveness" throughout the concert. It was so surreal. Great reaction again!

Aprecio tu gran sensibilidad. Siempre veo tus reacciones porque son genuinas y naturales. Te deseo lo mejor.

From the same Pulse Concert, please check out SORROW and also RUN LIKE HELL fasten your seat belt).

There are people that search for the perfection. Then you find people that have a gift that make it so easy and sometimes touch a chord that can change your life.

I saw the "post-Waters" Pink Floyd twice, but before the Pulse concert. Saw them on the Momentary Lapse of Reason tour in the late-80's, it was a comeback for them at the time a few years after The Wall. The breakup with Roger and the legal issues were still hot at the time. Then, saw them on the Division Bell tour in the early 90's, before the Pulse concert in GB. Incredicble both times.

Please do “Shine On You Crazy Diamond” album version. Both I-V and VI-IX

I was at this show, a couple nights after this recording, on the last night of the Division Bell world tour. I've seen this footage more times than I can count, and yet still today watching it alongside you I was welling up. This is why I so much enjoy rewatching these great songs in videos like yours - it's like seeing them for the first time through new eyes.

Young lady, I do believe by your reaction and the authentic sound in your voice when you say, "I love Pink Floyd", you will love Pink Floyd for your entire life..

I seen Pink Floyd on this same tour in June 1994 in Vancouver. Amazing show!! Wish You Were here is not only my favorite Pink Floyd song but It's my favorite song period. One of the 1st songs I learned to play on guitar.

So happy and glad your back Stacey I hope your feeling much better now

I was in attendance at the filming of this concert. It was at Earls Court in London. PF played 12 nights at the end of the Pulse tour, I was there for 3 of those nights.

I love your reaction to this song as it is the same reaction I have to it every time I listen to it. It doesn't matter if its a live version or the album version. I have listened to it countless times and it always brings a tear to my eye. Sometimes with a wry smile and sometimes with my heart hurting for the ones I miss and there are too many and more joining the list every year. I have seen them in concert many times and the feeling in the venue when this (and many other songs) starts is so moving, the whole audience goes to wherever the music takes them and it feels like you have 20000 people who understand the pain you are feeling. I know it probably sounds really pretentious but their music moves me every time.

I’m glad you like Pink Floyd almost everybody does. I was born in the 50s and I had my first child in 1975 and I’ve been listening to Pink Floyd since the 60s since we started. My first five children were girls. My point is my girls would listen to dark side of the Moon Full album at night when they go to bed. They still do it to this day. I do it too. Sometimes when you’re listening to recordings and not able to see the concert, you’re not hearing David Gilmour singing it’s Roger Waters if you want to see them both singing watch the video for the song. Young lust. I think you’ll enjoy it by the way the lyrics and wish you were here. You gotta remember when they wrote this music Vietnam war was on and it was quite a bit going on a lot more than you think domestic terrorist bombs going off all over the place it was a different time, Pink Floyd is timeless. I like watching you listen to him and they can make you cry.

I've seen Floyd so many times live Pulse was a classic concert Syd Barret was a much loved member of the band in their early years and this song was meant as a tribute to him Along with Dave Gilmour and Roger Waters, Syd brought the world a wealth of musical brilliance while popular music was still finding its feet Absolute legends 1 and all

Every one of your PF reactions have been heart felt. Any PULSE song is amazing but "Shine On You Crazy Diamond" is a masterpiece of music composition. It is one of the longest songs to react to but will be worth it.

Hi Stacey, first, I love your show! I am a huge Floyd fan since 1979. (I am 59 today) In the nineties I finally had the chance to see Pink Floyd live. I went to to this concert in 1994 in Rotterdam. And yes we went crazy and yes we cryed our eyes out. The concert was sensational and the best I ever saw, to today. And I saw quite a few....

we cried, some even cried multiple times, and even a few never stopped crying. Not all the tears are from sorrow or negative, as many were in pure joy, the joy of being at such an incredible event, seeing such incredible artists, displayed in such an incredible sensory expressive manner, and with so many like people who just get it, and how all of it puts such an energy into the air, the space that is truly heavenly. I have seen The Wall tour, Delicate Sound of Thunder tour, and Pulse tour...I have also seen Roger Waters' The Wall Tour and I look forward to seeing David's solo tour someday soon. Keep going with this, you are doing wonderful in these reactions. There is so, so much more to go, many albums, many tracks, live and studio, and even some important renditions that make the journey complete, One might suggest having a Pink Floyd day where you pick out 1 or 2 tracks to react to once a week, for even at that pace, it is going to take the better part of a year to get through just the hits, let alone the oddities like Pigs on the Wing parts I, II, & III which has David's guitar solos bridging each that can't be found on the original release of the Animals album, but once you have listened to it, the compilation will forever seem unfinished without it. Or, the comparison between Clare's original masterpiece of "The Great Gig in the Sky" and each of the two live versions from Delicate Sound of Thunder and Pulse tours. Maybe it is just enjoying the difference between David's pure creativity in Echoes live at Pompeii compared with the maturity and aging in all its meaning and feels that happens in David's solo tour when he played it with Richard for the last time live at the Gdansk Shipyard. The point is, there are a lot of epic tracks to cover, and epic renditions of those epic tracks, and there are only so many hours in a day, and when you grasp the message in the track Time, you will get how important it is to make the most of the time you have with this epic band. We will be here to share the journey you take and wonder at the moments that come from doing so. Hopefully, it is a big journey with lots of moments.

This was the first of 2 encores in the Pulse concert. your reaction of the impact aligns with so many of us who love Pink Floyd and have for decades. Stay in the music appreciation journey.

The lyrics of Pink Floyd songs are incredible....

One of the most beautiful and soul-touching songs ever created - lyrically it is pure poetry that cracks my heart every time. It is definitely one I wish I could hear for the first time all over - thanks for your reaction, so lovely to see someone experiencing this sublimely gorgeous song ❤

So glad you reacted to this, one of the greatest tracks ever written/recorded, fantastic reaction as usual. ❤

Hello from Switzerland, yes, well, whatever Dad says you should listen to, my daughter does it too (sometimes😛). I agree with you more than 100%, I would have loved to have been at the concert, whatever you paid for a ticket, what you got was more than worth every cent. The song is even more intense when you miss someone who may no longer be in this world, at least that's how it feels for me, that's exactly why it's so beautiful. Yes, David comes across like a plumber (=normal street clothes), you wonder what the craftsman is doing on stage until he starts playing the guitar, at the latest then you realize, no, that's not the plumber. 😂 For me, that makes him and Pink Floyd all the more remarkable because they don't actually put on a show themselves, but they offer so much more musically, as well as the really atmospheric and impressive lighting effects to compensate (visually). The Pulse concert is definitely one of the best ever, but certain elements of the remastered versions bother me, so I prefer the "old" ones. The whole album, wonder how accurate that looks, but if it's just the CD version, I don't know how excited people are to look at it. I'm missing another title, "The Great Gig in the Sky", I would also be very happy about your reaction to it.

Songs are always quite simply constructed - with a blues groove, imo. Great lyrics, comprehensive musicianship from all of them. Vocals great, backing singers immaculate, guitar work, keys, drums, bass, support musicians always absolutely first class...and if that is not enough! - man can they put on a show. Lighting, concept, production, stage management and a fantastic sound system. They were the consumate live band, for years. Lots of tremendous albums for you to listen to. I envy you - I wish I was starting out on my 'Floyd journey' for the first time.Good news is that 50 years later (yes - 50!) I still listen to them

Stacey, you’re so genuine and refreshing. I’ve been going through something similar (discovering my love for Pink Floyd at age 32) and watching you cry makes me cry lol but I love it!! I love this band so much and I love watching other people love them too! ❤

Thank you, @StaceyRPG, you bring back my youth with each of these videos. I haven't listened to Pink Floyd for so long, and I'm so happy to experience these tunes anew and with a different perspective on the lyrics.

The crowd sang along because they understood the meaning of this song and who it was a tribute to. RIP Syd. You will always be loved, celebrated, and treasured.

The great thing about going to concerts in this time period was that nobody was on their phones or were trying to video the performance. Everyone was in the moment (albeit, many were out of their minds on hallucinogens). I caught them 5 times on this tour, and the crowd was into every song, start to finish. 30 years (and over 100 concerts) later and this is still one of the best concerts I have attended.

I loved loved loved this! Thank you for reacting.

I am so old, I saw Pink Floyd in Pompeii!! Great reaction.

This is one of the only Pink Floyd songs I can play verbatim on guitar. I'm loving that you are loving Pink Floyd.

Mi madre fué una Pink Floydiana...en su funeral (ella lo pidió en vida), pusimos Mother y Whish you were here 😢... ella ya tenía casi 97 años. Gracias por traer a tu canal a Pink Floyd!! ❤❤❤❤❤

Good evening Stacey. I had the chance to see Pink Floyd twice in concert....Once in France and once in Italy, in Venice. Fantastic moments where time seemed to stand still. Emotions still intact today. I'm delighted that the new generation is sensitive to their music. Listen and enjoy, indulge in the poetic notes....

Well, Stacey, so good to see your love of Pink Floyd, it's like I'm seeing it yet again through fresh eyes. You mention the crowd ... the venue was Earl's Court in London, it's demolished now but it used to hold 20,000 people, and they filled it - but not just on one night ... they filled it for FOURTEEN NIGHTS IN A ROW. That's 280,000 people, all loving Pink Floyd. I wasn't at that concert, but I was at that same venue in 1973, for their launch of Dark Side of the Moon. That, too, was extraordinary, the best live show that I've ever attended in person. It was also not long before I emigrated from England to Australia, so it's one of my last memories of my old country. But ... PLEASE react to the Pulse concert version of 'The Great Gig in the Sky'. In that song, the main feature is the three female vocalists, who are given free rein and produce something amazing. They're not just 'backup' singers, their voices are wonderful instruments in their own right.

We used to drink beer and eat mushrooms in the parking lot before the shows in the early 80's...then it was drinking vodka and taking some X before the shows in the late 80's...then tequila and molly in the 90's. Now we tell our kids not to do drugs and go with them to the show totally sober while trying to remember that girls name I met so many years ago, the girl with her nipples poking through the macrame shirt she was wearing...

Love watching you react to Pink Floyd! They have ALWAYS been my favorite band! GREAT music/lyrics and AMAZING light shows!

You are 4/4 crying to PF... I'm right there with you! I was fortunate enough to see them on this tour. I left completely dehydrated from crying the entire show. You 'feel' PF's music, it's amazing!

Young lady, I have come to really enjoy your reactions to one of my top 5 bands/artists of all time (and I'm 65, so that's saying something). You may not be (as you say) a musical expert... but your humanity, empathy, and emotional connection TO the music makes you a different kind of expert. I've been listening to Pink Floyd since my teens (in the 70s). I am a fan of yours as you take me back. This was wonderful. I'm on to "Great Gig in the Sky" next. I HOPE it's the studio album version with Clare Torry. I'm predicting that will also bring you to tears. Great reaction!!

IMO their best song hands down

Beautiful reaction! Thank you for spending the time with us.

Keep them coming Stacey. This song has a very special spot in my heart. I learnt this song on guitar with my dad when I started playing guitar and years later i was in a band and my drummer (Wayne) taught me the solo, again years later i played it with his brother at Wayne's funeral. Like it was written for their brother from another mother (Syd) being in a band is a special brotherhood, it was one of the hardest performance's I have ever done but it was the most beautiful send off i could give. RIP Wayne and Syd........... Wish you were here.

Between 1980 and 1994, I saw them 4 times; I remember every concert as if it were yesterday. I saw this one with 2 girls on Sat, July 9, 1994, at the RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C., and I can't say that it was their best concert, because I have loved every concert I have seen them in. This song always makes me think of my Brother and hits hard. Great Reaction, as always, Stacey.

I saw them around 3 years before this show,,,,, and yes i did cry a couple times

This is their most moving song….My absolute favorite Pink Floyd song. I sing along and tear up literally every time I listen to it. ( yes even right now)……It’s a TRUE masterpiece of music that has an ageless meaning. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you for reacting to it…keep it alive ❤

I remember when I saw them play this live. David and his acoustic guitar. Some things in life you never forget. Definitely one of them for me! Love that you’re learning about so much wonderful music out there. Keep at it.

Stacy I've seen Pink Floyd 7 times the Pulse concert twice let me tell you during a Floyd concert you just sit in your seat and watch and listen in amazement when a song ends the ovations are breath taking yet the band just moves right into the next without hesitation. The band always has speakers around the venue the sounds are incredible and the best seats are away from the stage so you can experience the whole show, if you sit close to the stage yea you get to see the band members up close but you loose out on a concert experience like no other.