Absolutely OUTSTANDING. Thx 4 posting. David Gilmour has no equal.

A magnificent concert - the DVD/Blu-ray is called "David Gilmour: Remember That Night - Live from the Royal Albert Hall". And - this track is more than worth the price tag by itself.

Love how Bowie sings a harmony voice, instead of the main voice. (Bah - don't know the english word)

There are better quality videos out there, though, like this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySx7af3fEf4

This 2006 concert needs a *quality, a *doublepromote and to lose the 70s tag.

Invocations (quality, doublepromote) cannot be called by Zawash because Zawash is not privileged - sorry.

*quality

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

just out of this world

What a lovely paradigm collision.

Dunno man, their two vibes follow a similar groove during their respective hey-days... recognizable textures with the ethereal and lyrical abstractions in-step with the evolution of album-groove at the time...Bowie invariably had long-jam-cuts on hi best albums-He also surrounded himself with cutting edge fringe musicians for special tracks similar to the Floyd crew....Eno...Fripp...Belew......
Bowies the ultimate rock/pop/dance god! His new viddy creeps me out.

I listen to Gilmour at least once a day!

I love his new video/song. What has always set Bowie apart is that he can touch some level of humanity present in everyone because he seems very aware of it in himself. At 66, he's not trying to be Mick Jagger, making the same music he did much earlier in his lifetime.

If everyone could learn to continuously evolve in what they do like Bowie, the world would be a much better place.

Full concert here. Do see Shine On.., with Crosby & Nash as backup singers with that country twang.

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