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The fourth album out of five you mentioned is "The Wall" not "The War". I'm just saying that because that's the album that Comfortably Numb comes from. Also this is a very nice version of this song but the one from the 1994 Pulse concert makes this one look like a couple of kids waving a flashlight around!! Really!!

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Great reaction to one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Some guitarists are incredible with their speed, others with technical ability, but no one makes you FEEL the music like David Gilmore. Yes, please do us and yourself a favour, and deep dive into Pink Floyd.

The closing solo is a museum quality masterpiece.

I'm in awe! How long would he be able to keep that up? You know, like in a concert.

OMG!!!!

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You seemed to like the guitar work in this song. You may want to check out Roy Clark. Supposedly, Eddie Van Halen was ask what it was like to be the greatest guitar player in the world, he responded "I don't know, ask Roy Clark".

Killer Queen was the first song I ever heard by them and that's why I went to see them for the first time in 1975...fell in love 🥰 and them just had to see them more. Their concerts were absolutely perfect!

Now….go back and listen to it now…Live. I was there for one of the ten shows she did in august of 2023. I’ve seen her a LOT and that was the very best I’ve ever heard her …it’s not vocal thing…it’s in the soul within her voice

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de builds and breakdowns made this so very special. Repetition with subtle build works fantastic

Great to see you getting into Pink Floyd Shane. Forgive me, re-subscribed for the journey!

Subbed!, You should try Sorrow from Pink Floyd live at Pulse and also One of these days at Pulse for the lap guitar!

Itwas the 40 years ago. I love Dire Straits. I was a old punk, but I love Dire Straits

Pink Floyd are worth giving a deep give. An incredible incredible guitar solo, so much emotion in his playing.

The old man can play. Give him a guitar and a place to stand and he will move the world.

I always have goosebumps when that version of "I'm In Love With My Car" starts

Nice reaction, bro!🤘

Shine On You Crazy Diamond. Do this one.

Most of Pink Floyd's albums were designed/intended to be listened to their entirety front-to-back....Unfortunately few people do this anymore due to perceived lack of time. But definitely recommend you check out Dark Side of the Moon (still one of the all-time top selling albums). And The Wall of course. And everything else they did. A Momentary Lapse of Reason is probably my favorite album (this is after Roger Waters, but David Gilmour on full display!). You could spend a straight 3 months 'studying' the music of Pink Floyd and still not get all of it!

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Yes, please discover Pink Floyd! My favorites are Shine on You Crazy Diamond, Us and Them, and Time.

You can find "the making of" this song in 3-4 versions on UA-cam - it is insanely funny - they are in the studio inventing the lyrics and the melody and argue - - -!!

Hey boet, you HAVE to check this same song at the Pulse concert...nothing beats it. Other songs from that concert that you MUST check: Sorrow, Wish You Were Here, High Hopes, Run Like Hell, Shine On You Crazy Diamond, Coming Back To Life...the entire concert is mind blowing. Also check out On The Turning Away live.

Liked Subbed Shared. Loved the reaction. Gilmour is a force, but Pink Floyd has many faces and incarnations, so there's plenty to suggest. There's another great song off of "The Wall" called "Hey You", to give you a bit more context and also is a great song, the studio version is pristine, Pink Floyd engineering is A1 for the era. Also, I've never seen a decent live version of it.

You cannot witness this - because Freddie died and John has retired from the musicbusiness. But if you are lucky you CAN witness Queen - Roger and Brian - now with Adam Lambert singing - not as Freddie but totally capable to sing the whole repertoire. They have a pianoplayer, a bass player and an extra drummer as well. They still sell out their concerts world wide - but they are in their mid seventies so maybe they will stop before long. Try Who wants to live forever 2016 on UA-cam - that will give you an idea of what it is like now. - You have a new subscriber 😍

The pulse concert at Earls court London 1994 is by far the best recording of this track, Gilmour at his best, the concert as a whole is one of the best concerts of all time.

Check out the Pulse concert version of this song, it's the arguably the best version

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Pau has added a second smaller, higher pitched snare to her kit (on her far left) for this song: ua-cam.com/video/qhEiZXG8aAI/v-deo.htmlsi=gG8qvZVTnS58STRr 👍😎

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Another first for me reacting to David Gilmour from Pink Floyd. I wasn't the hugest fan of this kind of music growing up so I rarely listened to it. Only heard a few songs here & there. I'm happy that UA-cam is around and all this footage and music has been preserved so people like me that hasn't been exposed to much of this music can experience it now 😁 I'm just a regular guy who loves music and have been playing drums for many years (20 years). I just grew up loving Numetal and as I got older I listened to even heavier music to a point that I just wanted to experience other genres So, that's why I'm here just for the love of music & discovery 😊 & oh boy! this was an awesome discovery! Would love to watch some older Pink Floyd music - If you have any suggestions please let me know! :D Hope you guys enjoy the reaction 😊 If you did please don't forget to smash that like 👍 & Subscribe 📺 Much Love 💜 Peace ✌ Happiness 😊 Shane Alan Gower ______________________________________________ Please feel free to leave music reaction recommendations in the comments below! I choose videos organically through the recommendations left in the comments section! Don’t be left out! You can also get special song requests through Paypal. Paypal Donations www.paypal.com/paypalme/ShaneyG88

Are you of this planet??

Drummers father was in the crowd, 1st time, he'd seen him play live. Was a big moment for him

I am glad you liked it. I am glad you have learned to respect the iconic music I grew up with. Welcome to the wisdom and appreciation of Boomers. Have you ever tasted chocolate?! It is not to be missed!

Sorry, he has no tattoos. Still, he is so good. Could not help it.

Great review. I like your enthusiasm and comments. Thanks.

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amazing! thanks!!

Awesome show, Shane. Your reaction to this little guy is so inspirational. He's going places!!!

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Thanks for your reaction! I always love seeing reactions from musicians because you guys notice all the little details in the music and the skill level, like in this video you noted John's playing and stuff like that. Thank you for that!

i'm gobsmacked that at your age you have never heard of this band, they were huge, and extremely talented. knopfler is a guitar icon, hero. one of the best.

The only way a music lover could live for 36 without hearing about Dire Straits is by living under a rock (LOL you said at the end living under a rock) or in a monastery. Just kidding, but WTF how did you manage it.

The title How have I never heard of this band ? Well it’s quiet simple the vast majority of the young generation wouldn’t know what great music sounds like ,after listening to all the modern crap

Thank you brother. You are awesome and you belong here.

Dan is fantastic, one of the best here on UA-cam, he turns a masterpiece into a new masterpiece, but I would also be happy if you had a reaction to Tommy Johansson, he is a Swedish singer and musician and I think he will blow your mind.

This has always been one of my favourite songs, ever since I first heard around 1978. Many thanks for your spirited and informed reaction. Bravo, Sir.