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Typical Gilmour high quality work.
Posted 1 week ago by radiocity    [ Reply ]
awesome guitar work 
Posted 2 weeks ago by caledonian    [ Reply ]
 paloeguevo wrote:


The only bad thing about this song is that it is only 7 minutes long



My friend, there is a 14 minute version
Posted 1 month ago by pennstatejimboh    [ Reply ]
There are some really interesting inverviews with David GIlmour and Polly Samson on Youtube - I would seriously recommend the 2016 Hey festival interviiew - 
Posted 2 months ago by prs    [ Reply ]
such a melancholy, ethereal, longingness to all his guitar solos.
Posted 2 months ago by rmoore007    [ Reply ]
 wolverine wrote:

I seen David 3 nights at the Hollywood Bowl recently and when he performed this song it was one of the most BEAUTIFUL things I have ever heard. That solo deserves a 10 in my book.




I had to make do with one show in London and then went to see the Rome concert at an IMAX -the day it was released -  he really is the MASTER - this has to be his very best solo album - to date!
Posted 2 months ago by prs    [ Reply ]
love gilmour.roger waters can go stick it.
Posted 2 months ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
Like it or not: serious and compelling artist at work here.  The lyrics and composition are highly worthy and evocative.  
Posted 2 months ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 Sönke wrote:

The band members of Pink Floyd have undoubtedly contributed tremendously
to modern rock culture over the last century. To conclude from this,
that all modern releases are godlike, reminds me of uncritical "fanboy"  behavior.

The following occurs to me:

Would these positive reviews of this song have been as numerous if an unknown singer had delivered this quality?



Probably not. Gilmour's voice sounds tired and hoarse.
Posted 4 months ago by Murray    [ Reply ]
 Sönke wrote:

The band members of Pink Floyd have undoubtedly contributed tremendously
to modern rock culture over the last century. To conclude from this,
that all modern releases are godlike, reminds me of uncritical "fanboy"  behavior.

The following occurs to me:

Would these positive reviews of this song have been as numerous if an unknown singer had delivered this quality?


People respond to those they know. There is also the issue of familiarity and emotional connections to everything (potentially) that resonates over decades. I get your point but in a sense it’s obvious why David Gilmore elicits a rabidly positive response! He does play an exceedingly distinctive guitar 
Posted 5 months ago by bam23    [ Reply ]


Thank you David Gilmour!

Posted 6 months ago by ivan-rakita    [ Reply ]
The band members of Pink Floyd have undoubtedly contributed tremendously
to modern rock culture over the last century. To conclude from this,
that all modern releases are godlike, reminds me of uncritical "fanboy"  behavior.

The following occurs to me:

Would these positive reviews of this song have been as numerous if an unknown singer had delivered this quality?

Posted 6 months ago by Sönke    [ Reply ]
Sublimely beautiful 😊
Posted 7 months ago by Easyrider    [ Reply ]
 tompoll wrote:

My favorite guitarist, and one of my favorite voices, but I've never been able to connect with any of his solo work. I even find his Pink Floyd work without Roger pretty meh. There was something very special, albeit intangible, when David & Roger worked together.



That's funny, I seem to be attracted to more of his work without Waters. Even though I still do adore them together, the absence of that tension reveals a more centered/peaceful version of David's guitar work.
Posted 9 months ago by Delawhere    [ Reply ]
We need more Andy Latimer here
Posted 9 months ago by TheKing2    [ Reply ]
 charbo wrote:


I was thinking the piano was intended to sound "Scattered". Maybe a homage to Bowie's Aladdin Sane with the avant-garde jazz, solo piano from Mike Garson?



Reading this comment and the one in the box - I thought the opening was very 'Rick Wright' with echoes of Echoes!!  Infact there are a number of tracks on this album that, to me, have sounds of Rick Wright - not only the 'barn' version of Luck and Strange! Yet another 10 for Mr Gilmour

Posted 10 months ago by prs    [ Reply ]
Great music, but I feel the lyrics needed more work before calling this finished. It just feels clumsy. I think I'd have enjoyed this more without the singing.

Maybe it'll grow on me...  
Posted 10 months ago by Murray    [ Reply ]
guitar work is not so surprisingly good, 
but the composition of this song comes off really cheesy
Posted 11 months ago by black321    [ Reply ]
 Edweirdo wrote:

I received my CD of this album the other day and have listened to it a few times.  On the one hand, it's nicely made, with some good playing (not least his daughter Romany) and there are echoes (sorry!) of Pink Floyd here and there.  But it's not a Pink Floyd record - it's a David Gilmour record.  My personal take on it is that Polly Sampson isn't a particularly inspiring lyricist - at least her words don't move me in the way that David's have on previous records.

On this song, I find the piano break a bit clunky (I'm a pianist and I know whereof I speak) but on the whole it's a good cut.

And then there's his guitar ....



I was thinking the piano was intended to sound "Scattered". Maybe a homage to Bowie's Aladdin Sane with the avant-garde jazz, solo piano from Mike Garson?
Posted 1 year ago by charbo    [ Reply ]
Up to 8 tonight. Could possibly hit 9 but I'm kind of stingy with those. Always happy when artists continue to make art.
Posted 1 year ago by cosmiclint    [ Reply ]
Huh .. that guitar sounds exactly like David Gilmour. (Checks the RP page). Yep. Still sounds awesome. Rock on, Dave.
Posted 1 year ago by talexb    [ Reply ]
A comfortably numb banana for David, who seems to have forgotten he has already played this solo elsewhere.
Posted 1 year ago by Bananetor    [ Reply ]
Funny to see how idolatrous listeners become when it comes to someone like Gilmour. Anyway: the man can't sing, totally predictable guitar but still acceptabe.

Posted 1 year ago by pauldcvc    [ Reply ]
I seen David 3 nights at the Hollywood Bowl recently and when he performed this song it was one of the most BEAUTIFUL things I have ever heard. That solo deserves a 10 in my book.
Posted 1 year ago by wolverine    [ Reply ]
 njegbers wrote:

Beautiful guitarsolo! So happy with this new work from the master....


Yeah!! I need to catch it again though and listen to it all (I was asleep when it played some half an hour ago and I woke up when it almost ended, thinking "this must be a new David Gilmour song!"). From the little that I managed to hear I felt it sounded like "The Division Bell", finally a solo Gilmour piece that I like. 
Posted 1 year ago by GreenKittenLines    [ Reply ]
Thank you David Gilmour!
Posted 1 year ago by PaganSkier    [ Reply ]
Unmistakable guitar sound! I also like the return to the theme of Time slipping by but never ending, (like on The Dark Side of The Moon), defying the wishes of mortals, leaving us pushing in utter futility against it, or dancing, if we still can, in the face of it... Jam on, David!
Posted 1 year ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Love the part that sounds like Warsaw Concerto.
Posted 1 year ago by trevc    [ Reply ]
I’m 68 years old. Born in ‘56- this bastard is STILL cranking them out at 78!!!!
Posted 1 year ago by keenevision    [ Reply ]
So. Very. Good.
Posted 1 year ago by slugore    [ Reply ]
i swear he gets better with every passing year
Posted 1 year ago by chenry88    [ Reply ]
This is album is excellent. Actively listened to the whole thing over the weekend. Really impressive - check it out! I understand the references now to Bowie's Blackstar album.
Posted 1 year ago by aspicer    [ Reply ]
 Edweirdo wrote:

I received my CD of this album the other day and have listened to it a few times.  On the one hand, it's nicely made, with some good playing (not least his daughter Romany) and there are echoes (sorry!) of Pink Floyd here and there.  But it's not a Pink Floyd record - it's a David Gilmour record.  My personal take on it is that Polly Sampson isn't a particularly inspiring lyricist - at least her words don't move me in the way that David's have on previous records.

On this song, I find the piano break a bit clunky (I'm a pianist and I know whereof I speak) but on the whole it's a good cut.

And then there's his guitar ....



Maybe there's just a lot of David Gilmour in Pink Floyd records?
Posted 1 year ago by rheckel    [ Reply ]


The only bad thing about this song is that it is only 7 minutes long

Posted 1 year ago by paloeguevo    [ Reply ]
Goose bumps from that guitar.
Posted 1 year ago by k3rmit    [ Reply ]
I received my CD of this album the other day and have listened to it a few times.  On the one hand, it's nicely made, with some good playing (not least his daughter Romany) and there are echoes (sorry!) of Pink Floyd here and there.  But it's not a Pink Floyd record - it's a David Gilmour record.  My personal take on it is that Polly Sampson isn't a particularly inspiring lyricist - at least her words don't move me in the way that David's have on previous records.

On this song, I find the piano break a bit clunky (I'm a pianist and I know whereof I speak) but on the whole it's a good cut.

And then there's his guitar ....
Posted 1 year ago by Edweirdo    [ Reply ]
My favorite guitarist, and one of my favorite voices, but I've never been able to connect with any of his solo work. I even find his Pink Floyd work without Roger pretty meh. There was something very special, albeit intangible, when David & Roger worked together.
Posted 1 year ago by tompoll    [ Reply ]
This is a very good album, best I've heard in a while.

Nick Mason's drumming would have made it even better.
Posted 1 year ago by mgtom    [ Reply ]
I love Gilmour's solo!  Gives me goosebumps. 
I love piano (I play piano too), somehow the piano flourishes feel unnecessary. More guitar! 
Posted 1 year ago by alisathegreat    [ Reply ]
Saw Pink Floyd a couple of times back in the day and Gilmour was, and is, a genius. 
And boy, was he mighty good to look at..
Posted 1 year ago by GingerandMe    [ Reply ]
Beautiful guitarsolo! So happy with this new work from the master....
Posted 1 year ago by njegbers    [ Reply ]