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 ...
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 ...
The tour David Gilmour dismissed as a waste of money: “Not good value”
David Gilmour may have spared no expenses with Pink Floyd, but he knew when someone was throwing perfectly good money away.
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David Gilmour revealed his favorite solo and the guitar behind Pink Floyd’s biggest songs (it’s not the Black Strat)
“When I joined Pink Floyd I was trying to play some of Syd Barrett's parts, yet adapt them to my own style and taste,” David Gilmour told Guitar Player in 2003. “The framework I was working ...
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30 prog stars name their favourite David Gilmour performances
“David Gilmour took over from Syd Barrett and was the perfect guitarist for Floyd. His slashing bluesy solos – always with a great guitar tone – were a razor slicing through their spacey musi ...
The album David Gilmour thought he could have done better: “I didn’t pull my weight”
David Gilmour may be the heart and soul behind many Pink Floyd songs, but he knew when he wasn't pulling his weight on an album.
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Syd Barrett, The Rock Star Who Lost It
He Became Syd Syd Barrett was born Roger Keith Barrett in Cambridge, England on January 6, 1946. As a teenager, Barrett gained the nickname "Syd"—and also a taste for collecting instruments.