Look at the spinning ?Leslie? speaker cabinets inside a safety enclosure.

This 4 minute guitar solo, combined with the intense rings of motion controlled lights, is out of this world. For a while it looks like Gilmour is out there playing under the bright caustic beams of a magnifying glass burning him with the Sun.

This wasn't Pink Floyd...it's Dave Gilmour and his back-up band. No Roger? No Floyd. Not that this isn't cool and all, but to call it the Pink Floyd is a bit of a fib.

Pink Floyd is dead, and I'd take Dave over Roger anyday...

Ever since I watched these clips I always wanted to be at that show... the ending is just ... spiritually moving...

Need Roger. This was good, but the G8 concert version of this song with Roger Waters was better, IMHO.

Hey I wont fight you on the Roger Waters points.

Both wrong... no Syd, no Floyd.

*dead

Though I think this is the clip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWnapx502uQ

The link to this video has been flagged as dead. Fix it within 7 days or it will be discarded (dead called by gold star member sometimes)

*undead thanks!

The link to this video has been fixed (undead called by original submitter deathcow)

the entire last half of this video is like "holy #%!% did that just happen in front of me".. I get so lost in this, what a force

*british *livemusic *music *rocknroll

Adding video to channels (British, Livemusic, Music, Rocknroll) - requested by Zifnab.

What an astounding live experience that was, and that's just my impression from a YouTube clip.
Truly, that's one of the great guitar solos. I'm glad punk failed

*promote

Promoting this classic video back to the front page; last published Sunday, September 3rd, 2006 11:00pm PDT - promote requested by Deano.

The best song by one of the greatest and most creative bands ever. Pink Floyd's music has a daily presence in my life. If you are a Floyd fan and do not own the DVD "Pulse" go buy it now. You will not be disappointed.

IMO, the loss of Roger Waters was not a great one. I prefer David's solo stuff over Roger's. Roger's sense of self importance and significance in the band was inflated. He felt that without him there should be no Pink Floyd. MLoR was done without Waters and is one of their best records.

This tour was my only live PF experience, and still one of my best concert memories overall. Many big moments, but the greatest for me was when Sam Brown did the unthinkable and topped the "Delicate sound of thunder" version of "Great gig in the sky". Simply amazing.

No doubt about it, this is spectacular. *bravo

Adding video to channels (Bravo) - requested by berticus.

Upvote for the world's biggest disco ball!

With Roger or without, just real f*#king Rock and Roll.

*promote

Promoting this video back to the front page; last published Friday, November 16th, 2007 1:01pm PST - promote requested by eric3579.

This post has been removed from the Bravo channel by channel owner Deano. Please review the FAQ to learn about appropriate channel assignments.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'pink, floyd, numb, gilmour, pulse, lights' to 'pink, floyd, numb, gilmour, pulse, lights, comfortably numb' - edited by rasch187

*promote

Promoting this video back to the front page; last published Sunday, July 13th, 2008 6:39am PDT - promote requested by rasch187.

insane amounts of *quality in this performance. watch until the end!

Boosting this quality contribution up in the Hot Listing - declared quality by rasch187.

sick

>> ^CaBhaal:
The best song by one of the greatest and most creative bands ever. Pink Floyd's music has a daily presence in my life. If you are a Floyd fan and do not own the DVD "Pulse" go buy it now. You will not be disappointed.
IMO, the loss of Roger Waters was not a great one. I prefer David's solo stuff over Roger's. Roger's sense of self importance and significance in the band was inflated. He felt that without him there should be no Pink Floyd. MLoR was done without Waters and is one of their best records.


Agreed, and i also thought TDB was superb. Gilmour has to get a huge amount of credit for keeping the same "feel" to the band after the split, while retaining the rediculously high levels of quality.

I've been to a Roger Waters concert, and it was one of the best events I can remember, despite feeling over-rehearsed (if there is such a thing) and almost lip-sync'd. There was almost no feel to the songs, and almost no energy like there is in this clip.

Still though, I marked a V in my "be a part of a crowd shouting 'we don't need no education'" checkbox

*length=00:09:33

The duration of this video has been updated from unknown to 9:33 - length declared by critical_d.