PULSE ❤The greatest live concert in the history of music

As an "old lady" now, great to see you young ones finding out what real music and talent is! Been listening to these guys since they started and IMO there's no better band! PF has perfected their craft.  Thanks for keeping the music alive! I only feel bad that you youngins won't get the chance to see them live. They were an experience,  every time! Saw Pulse twice and the sound was so encompassing  literally felt it for days! Not even exaggerating!

Best concert EVER❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Go Live Pulse all the way thru then studio classics.

So many great legendary bands. Then there’s Pink Floyd.

KEEP TALKING was my favorite song they did on the PULSE TOUR.

I took my wife on honeymoon to see PF in Paris 1994. It was in a huge field, and towards the end GOD added to the light show, with lightning in the distance behind the stage as a storm came in.We got soaked and had to guess our way back to the coach as all power failed! The best gig ever, for me.

Pink Floyd forever ❤

The best live concert I have ever had the pleasure of attending.  My mind was blown!

‘There’s a silence that speaks so much louder than words, of promises broken’… what a line.

Goosebumps material.

NUNCA, NUNCA INTERROMPA UM SOLO DE GUITARRA 👍

You have committed a cardinal sin when you paused a David Gilmour solo. Don't.  Just, just don't.

Whoever does the lights needs a raise

Filmed at London Earls Court ( seating 15,000) in October 1994, it was one of 14 nights at the venue. The BEST concert I have ever been to and that includes other Pink Floyd gigs in the 70's and 1980. A triumph of sight and sound. I read that some of the lighting effects came about by accident due to a computer glitch in rehearsals. They reviewed the software and incorporated it into the show.

Welcome to the Pink Floyd rabbit hole. There’s so much to see in here.

Man, you do not pause a David Gilmour solo.😢

Thanks for reacting to what is probably my favorite version of 'Sorrow'! The whole concert is awesome! Pink Floyd as a band doesn't exist anymore; but 3 of the 4 classic lineup members tour as solo acts, including David Gilmour, the guitarist/lead singer. I saw him on his solo tour in 2016 when it came through Chicago. He performed a lot of Pink Floyd classics, including 'Sorrow'. He was 70 years old that year and still sounded amazing. The original songwriter and bass player, Roger Waters (who had left the band by the time the Pulse concerts took place in 1994)--tours as a solo act, and so does the drummer, Nick Mason. Sadly, the keyboard player, Richard Wright, who would often play on David Gilmour's solo tours in the early 2000s, passed away in 2008.

Why do you stop it before it's over?

This music is why us old timers think rap sucks