Pulse proved Pink Floyd had a life after Roger Waters departed.  David Gilmour took the lead in two inspiring sets that cover new and old material.  Another Brick in the Wall was given more resonance given the patriarchal tone Gilmour had assumed.  Not sure where the children's chorus came from, as on these sets, Pink Floyd was backed by three svelte singers. I thought Shine on you Crazy Diamond was the best of the first set, beautifully explored and set the mood for the concert.  Learning to Fly was proof positive that Pink Floyd was as solid as ever.  The second set took in the Dark Side of the Moon, but somehow rang a little hollow without Waters. The images were what you had come to expect from Pink Floyd.  Pulse looks and sounds much better on DVD than it did on CD.