THEY NAILED IT!! First Time Reaction to Pink Floyd - "Another Brick In The Wall" Pulse Concert

Gilmour has no business being as good as he is 😂 Tim Renwick was bloody good in this concert too

Few people know how close the world came to utter destruction that night. That amount of awesomeness very nearly tore the fabric of the space-time continuum.

Pink Floyd has been my favorite band for many years. I'm 77 now and listen to PF daily. Thanks for another great reaction.

One thing to mention about Pink Floyd concerts, the sound is so much deeper than other concerts, the bass is usually scrambling your insides

Possibly the best collection backing singers ever assembled. Richard Wright doing what he did best !!! RIP you genius.

As for the audience appearing tame during the performances. As someone who saw the concerts , during the songs one finds themselves caught up in the overwhelming onslaught of sight/sound/emotions . Comfortably numb & spellbound. Then, as you said, between songs the audience experiences the release & explode in joyous appreciation.

Pink Floyd without a doubt the best band of all times, they just don’t create music they create magic,pure solid gold

The audience being quiet while the band plays is called respect. As always Stacey, a great reaction. Love it ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

The Female backup singers are Sam Brown, Claudia Fontaine, Durga McBroom. Sam Brown being the blonde. And the other solo guitarist is Tim Renwick.

As always, I love your PULSE reactions, Stacey. I was there the night they filmed this. I was probably the best night of my live, concert-wise. I was four rows from the stage, right in the middle, so I almost had a sunburn and no eyebrows left after all the bright lights and pyrotechnics! The banks of lights at floor level were REALLY hot when they fired them up! 🙂

This has become my favorite reaction channel. Great work!

Stacey, the Pulse concert at Earls Court wasn’t just one concert. They played every night for nearly 3 weeks (with a few nights off now and then) with a full house. How they did that and how they were not all deaf at the end of it I will never know. I was at one of the other nights but it was every bit as brilliant. To call it a concert does not do it justice. It was a total Audio-visual experience and one that for me will never be surpassed. Watching your journey with Pink Floyd is like reliving my own all those years ago. By the way, the crowd did jump and down and scream!

Pulse concert, Oakland Coliseum, April 22, 1994. Life changing. Still talking about it. This was so phenomenal, we all the the helicopters were real. Pink Floyd was better live than recorded. The backup singers were unbelievable. BEST concert of my life.

You have also heard "Shine on You Crazy Diamond", but you should check out the Pulse version. Well worth it. Love your PF reactions.Keep it up.

Seeing Pink Floyd live was and still is one of the best life experiences I ever had. It was the Division Bell tour and I saw them in Hockenheim Germany back in '94. Love your reaction.

9:39 You mentioned earlier how you don't understand how the crowd aren't jumping around. This shot perfectly illustrates it. They are mesmerised. Take it from the stage and their mouths will be open.

This song is a good example of the creativity of PF in different ways. Listening Open Air 1994 at Hockenheim Ring, Germany, I stood about 40 Meters in front of the stage. There were speaker on the left and right in front, at the side, in the rear. When the song started you got the feeling the helicopter is make a flight around you! For 1994 unbelievable.

I was at this concert Stacey. The reason the crowd seem calm is because there's so much going on visually & because of an appreciation for the musicianship. I do see other reactors closing their eyes & jumping about in their chairs but they end up missing most of the performance. Have you checked out "The great gig in the sky" yet?

Guy's bass line in that end solo is soooooo gooood!

We were 80000 30 years ago, Stacey. Basically silent during songs and destroying our hands clapping at the end of each one. No smartphones. We all looked reality by our own eyes, not through a lens (my god, I don't want to say that we were better than today, just different😊). Personally I knew it was once in my lifetime. An extremely important total experience. Thank you for your reaction one more time!