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Gilmour is the man

As someone born just a few years before the real Pink Floyd broke up, I envy you tremendously for having seen that.

That youtube account will come in handy for the next time I've got time to kill...most likely in 10 mins

In reply to this comment by dbot2006:
Thanks brother! You got me there in style, Gilmour no less. I missed him the last time he was here with Mr. Wright and now I kick myself. The last time they were here as Floyd I made it a weekend and bought tickets for fri/sat/sun Check this guys yt account, he uploads tapes from full shows. http://www.youtube.com/user/pinkpigsheep1977

In reply to this comment by rasch187:
I knew you could do it

it's amazing what you can do when delaying doing some real work

Thanks brother! You got me there in style, Gilmour no less. I missed him the last time he was here with Mr. Wright and now I kick myself. The last time they were here as Floyd I made it a weekend and bought tickets for fri/sat/sun Check this guys yt account, he uploads tapes from full shows. http://www.youtube.com/user/pinkpigsheep1977

In reply to this comment by rasch187:
I knew you could do it

it's amazing what you can do when delaying doing some real work

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"Uh, Mr. Waters? Would you please stop kicking Mr. Gilmour now?"

>> ^Fade:
art (Come on, it's art in the purest mathematical sense)
music (David Gilmouresque instrumental bits)
edit - holycrap it was David Gilmours guitar work...DOUBLE SWEET!


Supposedly the music IS Pink Floyd:
http://ebook30.com/science/mathematics/110246/fractals-the-colors-of-infinity.html

I googled it and watched the end for credits, but cannot confirm this.

I'd be more interested in Gilmour, but I've already seen Waters in concert on his Darkside tour, so I'm not particular

*rocknroll *music *british

>> ^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.

This video has been declared a duplicate; transferring votes to the original video and killing this dupe - dupeof declared by rasch187.

I'm afraid this is a *dupeof=http://www.videosift.com/video/David-Gilmour-Murder

In reply to this comment by rasch187:
that was bloody brilliant! *nochannel *80s *british *music *livemusic *rocknroll and *promote


glad you liked my friend and thanks for the promote.its funny,i still have this cassette "about face".this song was by far my fave.you check out the new selon recliners vid i posted? they have improved dramatically.

I'm sure you'll like this. It's the good stuff.
http://www.videosift.com/video/David-Gilmour-Shine-On-You-Crazy-Diamond-part-one

>> ^rougy:
Great find.
If you haven't heard the Animals album (and I suspect you have) get it.

Animals is great indeed, but I would listen to Atom Heart Mother any day over it

Gilmour's work in Comfortably Numb still rests comfortably in my top ten all time guitar solos.