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“Outside my usual scope”: The Pink Floyd and solo songs David Gilmour called his best guitar playing
Former Pink Floyd leader David Gilmour reflected on the songs he felt incorporated his best guitar solos from the band's ...
The only Waters-Gilmour collaboration Roger Waters didn’t remove from his solo setlists
After leaving Pink Floyd, Roger Waters removed all collaborations with David Gilmour from his solo setlists, except one: 'Wish You Were Here'.
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David Gilmour and Roger Waters hit back at criticism of the band's over-reliance on gear and synths when crafting The Dark Side of The Moon in unearthed clip
In the clip, David Gilmour can be seen saying ... not the other way around.” Roger Waters, on the other hand, ponders, “It's a danger that we could become slaves of all our equipment ...
The weakest facet of Pink Floyd, according to David Gilmour
David Gilmour and Roger Waters warred with one another to great and detrimental effect in the career of Pink Floyd. But apparently, they shared a weakness.
‘Poles Apart’: When Pink Floyd took a swipe at Roger Waters
Since Roger Waters having a say in the new version of Pink Floyd, it was only natural for his former bandmates to say their ...
Seven bands that Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters hates: “I am far, far, far more improtant”
From The Sex Pistols to U2, Pink Floyd founder Roger Waters might have shared love for Bob Dylan and Neil Young but he has shared a lot of hate for bands too.
The big regret David Gilmour had about ‘Us and Them’
A look into how success changed Pink Floyd from a band into a brand. meaning their music had to be taken from its original source for the sake of money.
The Pink Floyd song David Gilmour thought to be formless: “There’s nothing to it”
Reflecting on his pioneering space rock work with Pink Floyd, guitarist David Gilmour noted one classic piece that curiously lacked a conventional chorus.