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Phil Manzanera shares insights into David Gilmour’s talents and methods
They met while teens and went on to play guitar in two of the 1970s' most iconic bands before rekindling their relationship ...
Pink Floyd’s greatest post-Roger Waters track, according to David Gilmour
Getting over a frontman like Roger Waters would never be easy, but David Gilmour made the whole thing look like second nature ...
“Some of the best I’ve ever seen”: the concerts that David Gilmour adored
Pink Floyd are famous for putting on some of the best shows, but what is David Gilmour's favourite set of live shows aside ...
The Pink Floyd album David Gilmour thought sounded too weak: “Seems like a daft thing to say”
For as many classic David Gilmour has under his belt, there are occasionally those few that don't measure up as well as the ...
The live shows David Gilmour said needed to be perfect: “It was incredibly hairy”
Known for playing live shows with a grand sense of heady spectacle, one Pink Floyd tour guitarist, David Gilmour, was candid ...
Introspectively ruinous: the Pink Floyd lyric inspired by pure destruction
Fronting a songbook that's explored insanity and existential terror, progressive giants Pink Floyd scored their most violent ...
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Top 10 Pink Floyd and Solo Songs From the ’80s
Pink Floyd enjoyed a series of group successes in the ’70s, building a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame resume along the way. The ...
“I regret it”: the song that derails Pink Floyd’s ‘Wish You Were Here’
There is one song that Roger Waters would rather delete from Pink Floyd's 'Wish You Were Here' as he always regretted how it turned out. Read more here.
“I really wanted to hit the little ****er”: The one artist David Gilmour considered too good
No band should be a competition, but David Gilmour had a certain jealousy looking at some of his rock and roll contemporaries.
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5 Famous Rock Stars Who Couldn’t Care Less About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
These famous rock stars couldn't be less bothered about being inducted (or snubbed) by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The musician Richard Wright called his “all-time hero”
It's easy to forget that our heroes have heroes themselves. In the 1990s, Pink Floyd keyboard player Richard Wright singled out this guitarist as his hero.