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@merilum

2 жыл бұрын

first time i actually can get something like this

@charliedickinson9231

2 жыл бұрын

Division Bell by God

@j.goggels9115

2 жыл бұрын

Gilmour copied Syd in the early days, which is why ge got a lapsteel guitar. Don't forget Nile Song, More Blues, Spanish Piece. Rick Wright style peaked in 1970 during the Zabriskie Point session in Rome.

@j.goggels9115

2 жыл бұрын

The Echoes thing is Ravel's Bolero. You skipped the Animals Tour, which was the most important learning curve for David Gilmour. Live, his Guitar playing started to eat up the band entirely in a negative way. The pieces sound endless and to be honest, I can understand why the audiences would get bored and seek entertainment in fireworks. From the Momentary Lapse of Reason, he couldn't be bothered anymore. Songs like Sorrow are verging insult. While Pink Floyd was all about changing rhythm (Emily Play, Funky part in Echoes), Gilmour just can't be asked. High Hopes, well, I hoped the Division Bell (a late realization of the album's flaws?) would have sounded like High Hopes but no. Lazy Gilmour taking easy short cuts. The single Take It Back is particularly bad. This 5 minute piece should occupy no more than a short slot in a Medley on the B side. Marooned has no loop? Give it to a DJ, let's see if Marooned has no loop. Bring in some modernity into Space Rock. How could they be satisfied with this? Keep Talking has a loop and tbey keep it on. My God I could talk endlessly of everything that went wrong in Division Bell.

In echoes the higher harmony is sung by Wright, not Waters.

@Mustangsamjr

2 жыл бұрын

David even stopped performing it live after Richard Wright’s passing. Which was 13 years ago to the day coincidentally.

@MinorCirrus

2 жыл бұрын

Came here to say this. Wright is already overlooked enough as is, lol.

@edwinniz

2 жыл бұрын

Thats a little problem I have with his videos Some weird moments of bad research.

@miiindfulmatter9486

2 жыл бұрын

Wright

@Harry20000Hl

2 жыл бұрын

As soon as I heard that in the video I checked to see if anyone else had picked it up, I’m glad you pointed it out

his tone on animals is unmatched imo, his second solo on dogs is pure music bliss

@nickmangona48

2 жыл бұрын

Pigs (Three Different Ones) as well!

@nicktendo69lmao99

2 жыл бұрын

Siamese Dream by The Smashing Pumpkins and Loveless by My Bloody Valentine have my favourite guitar tones but every guitar solo on Animals are all equally some of my all time favourite guitar solos from any band

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

I might do a video about the guitars on Animals at some point too. That's my favorite PF album

@benvail9071

2 жыл бұрын

@@LieLikesMusic please do, i find its often under appreciated because it fills the gap between wish you were here and the wall and is seen as too "progy" and "self indulgent" when in reality Animals is one of the bands most creative efforts and portrays a message which still resonates true today. Also thanks for responding never thought one of these would ever reach you

@DonHaka

2 жыл бұрын

My favorite solo tone of Gilmours is the one on the Pulse version of Sorrow.

Not many musicians can make people tear up by just playing, no lyrics. That's what makes their music so special to me.

@marthascott7861

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Thats exactly what has drawn me in. Not the lyrics it's just the music itself. It envelopes me. Actually Marooned is something I can listen to, & litterly feel. Their music will travel through history ❤️

Pink Floyd wouldn’t exist with any of them especially Rick homie doesn’t get enough love

@lynnhoffman247

2 жыл бұрын

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@fp-ko7vg

2 жыл бұрын

absolutely

@klaytonvonkluge4905

2 жыл бұрын

Rick Wright used to have to tune Roger and Syds bass and guitar , before gigs, back in the day!! He DEFINITELY, 💯 doesn't get enough credit, He's also classically trained and accomplished, (No mean feat, in & of itself) and , although he did kinda blow a gasket (pardon the pun fun) with cocaine and self deprecating behavior later on, which made him difficult to work with, He STILL does not get enough credit and dues for his role in their compositions, IMHO

@ToRResTRistao

2 жыл бұрын

overall keyboardists are so understimated and yet so valuable to rock bands. His part in Shine on You Crazy Diamond for instance is astonishing!

Even a 3 hour long video cannot do justice to his playing. I know he wasn't a virtuoso but his sense of melody was just incredible. I think that comfortably numb solo is the reason I started playing guitar and his phrasing has been the single most important thing that I've learned. Just playing random notes sounds boring but when I think about phrasing and timing, those same notes sound infinitely better. I just think it's crazy how lucky I am. I get to listen to Pink Floyd everyday.

I really liked the way you broke down ‘’Marooned.’’ Not a fan of Division Bell, but love that song. You nailed it

The best solo ive ever heard from DG is echoes. But not the studio version, the Pompeii version. It's the most perfect peace of music ive ever heard and it bothers me why no one ever talks about it.

You didn’t mention Animals. In my humble opinion the guitar solos on Animals are his best work.

@Tomversal

2 жыл бұрын

I've not watched the video yet but that's mental! Animals is possibly his most rocking guitar work, very aggressive for Gilmour

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

It was a bit too much to cover so many albums in a 15 minute video. So I might consider doing a follow-up where I talk about Animals yes

@Tomversal

2 жыл бұрын

@@LieLikesMusic That'd be brilliant, I understand :)

Nothing about his solos on dark side of the moon? The first time he really found his own voice on guitar...

@danleblanc5021

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed 100%.... Time set the stage for his later work. No mention of Animals either. The Solo in Dogs/Pigs is absolutely tremendous. The list goes on

@MisterTMH

2 жыл бұрын

Meddle and Obscured by Clouds have some tasty lead guitar : Not busy with too many notes but fat hairy tones.

Sir Gilmour’s solo on Biding my time is amazing! He’s the guitarist that showed me that you don’t need to shred to be great!

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. Note choice is just as important as speed and timing. If not more important

AMLOR and Division Bell are super underrated. A lot of instances of Gilmour shining through.

@MisterTMH

2 жыл бұрын

AMLOR is a stinker!. The Revision Hell( sic) is not great either.Gilmour without Waters has zero worthwhile to sing about. Wright used to sing the harmony parts not Waters.

@GaryParris

2 жыл бұрын

100% my first live show i experienced of theirs was AMLOR and learing to fly among others are awesome

@Birdman_in_CLE

2 жыл бұрын

Contrary to popular opinion, I agree with AMLOR and Division Bell being great albums. I prefer the Gilmour material musically. Lyrically the albums are a not as thematic, which puts people off. Musically they are fantastic albums. I am of the opinion that had Sid not left to be replaced by David, the band would be an interesting footnote who influenced other musicians and hardcore prog rock fans, but one that ended by 1973 or so. David's contribution was pulling the sound more mainstream. This also gave waters, as the primary writer of lyrics, the ability to add more relatable to the general listener, but still deep themes. Pink Floyd v3 Lost the deep album themes, but we saw what happened with the Final Cut. When Waters is left to do it alone, it is a bit of a mess. It takes Wright, Gilmour, and Mason to keep Waters balanced l.

@markport2224

2 жыл бұрын

I think AMLOR and Division Bell Are great highley underrated albums. I love them, i think Mister TMH might be Roger Waters in Disguise 👎😁😂🤣if anything He is the stinker 😝. All hail Sir Dave ☺😎

Calling Gilmour the current leader of Pink Floyd is incorrect because both himself and Waters have stated that the band has no right to exist without Wright. (yes, I know, ironic in Roger's case)

Marooned is very much a memorable song

@DonHaka

2 жыл бұрын

yes i absolutely agree. One of the most beautiful instrumentals ive ever had the pleasure of listening to.

@tomoldrini4762

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Its such a brilliant bit of music. He puts so much emotion in his playing

@JulioLeonFandinho

2 жыл бұрын

then why I don't remember almost any of it?

@DonHaka

2 жыл бұрын

@@JulioLeonFandinho because you probably do not like it.

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like the first minute or so is the most memorable. Great song. My appreciation has grown a lot since I first listened to it.

It was actually Richard Wright who sung the higher harmony on Echoes, not Roger Waters. It's one of the few songs Richard Wright sung in.

@HoudiniFontmeister

2 жыл бұрын

You say few but he sung quite a bit. A major part of Dark Side of the Moons feel is from his vocal performances against Gilmour's and the Harmonizing in Us and them is another example of his singing adding to it all. Sure after DSOTM He took a backseat but for the first half of their discography he contributed a lot more vocally than people realize.

I loved division bell and I've been a fan since the early days

David Gilmour is SO good, that literally every note and every phrase he played, was the best possible outcome. His songs and playing were absolutely perfect. His guitar work on Dogs is exceptionally impressive to me

The higher harmony on Echoes is sung by Wright, not Waters who does not sing on the track.

Dave Gilmour is such an outstanding guitarist. He's up there with the very best!!

I would also talk about Fat Old Sun. It's one of the first melodic and long outro solos he wrote and its really fun to look back on as it's after A Saucerful of Secrets but before Meddle

@CorbCorbin

2 жыл бұрын

One of the first solos I ever learned. Well, most of it. Atom Heart was great when I was a teenager carrying an acoustic everywhere. It has some great acoustic parts. ‘If’ is a good one to learn for a beginner to learn proper picking.

@CorbCorbin

2 жыл бұрын

I also like how one can hear Gilmour’s chops coming together on the band jam during the title track of Atom Heart.

@riadbagirli8360

2 жыл бұрын

@@CorbCorbin I agree!!

Really surprised nothing was mentioned about his Solo album in '78...I think that album really encompasses everything about his lineage of thinking and definitely the height of his blues/rock solo Chops.

That’s me! Woah I’m in a video

@rowdynibe4481

2 жыл бұрын

Your not the real David Gilmore the real David Gilmore would never list roger as a friend on his KZread channel

@davidgilmore559

2 жыл бұрын

@@rowdynibe4481 lol

@lapelcelery42

2 жыл бұрын

No, this is about David GilmOUR.

It was the low E, A, D, and G strings on the acoustic guitar in Comfortably Numb that used lighter strings, not just the low E string. Basically using just the unwound strings from a 12-string guitar set. Otherwise, Hey You would not sound right.

@CorbCorbin

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of producers use that trick to get a certain acoustic sound. It’s such little touches that can make huge differences.

@samuelluria4744

2 жыл бұрын

Not to mention, the Ovation factor...

@skeletonshorror5184

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it’s called Nashville tuning when you use the lightest strings from a 12 string pack. 💀🔥

Amazingly well put together video!

Awesome, now we need a video for Syd Barrett’s awesome idiosyncratic guitar style!

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

I like the idea :)

Very Cool Vid - and i enjoy your graphic approach.

Marooned is my all time favorite floyd song, it's so damn beautiful

Great video man. Gilmour is definitely a point of inspiration for me. He knows how to make every note count!

“Marooned is not a memorable song.” Weird to hear that about Marooned. It’s been my favorite Pink Floyd song since I discovered it years ago. I thought for sure more people would feel the same way. It’s such an incredible song and has a lot of emotion. Also cool to learn it was recorded in so few takes. I really enjoy “Cosmic 13” a demo released on Wright’s birthday recently.

@JulioLeonFandinho

2 жыл бұрын

I don't even consider it Pink Floyd

@lucasdasilva9572

2 жыл бұрын

Marooned is amazing and unique, it proves that lyrics aren't required to make a Pink Floyd classic

Good video man, love the explanations between the songs!

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Is there a band or an artist you want me to talk about in the future?

@matthijs3153

2 жыл бұрын

@@LieLikesMusic Pink floyd is my favourite😁 especially david gilmour

Great work man! I was thinking about this since 2010

Cool thumbnail pic, old Gilmour giving young David some pointers

Great idea and execution!

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man. I'm glad you liked it

7:20 Gilmour wrote the main riff, and played the guitars on the track, but Waters wrote the chords and melody himself, as well as the lyrics. In terms of the composition, it was only the main riff which was Gilmour.

@HoudiniFontmeister

2 жыл бұрын

People don't like to give Roger props for musical composition only his lyrics. How dare you. lol. That was truly a collaboration and it made it seem like Gilmour was doing all the work there the way it was said here lol. Gilmour is a God among men and his guitar parts were legitimately some of the best that PF had to offer. But Floyd was made off the sound of all members and Waters was not only a gifted lyricist. Now without PF Waters lyrics fall flat with none of the soundscape of PF. In the context of evaluating one players evolution and composition being as accurate as possible is vital.

Cool! Because I watched "Wider Horizons" I started a portrait from David a few days ago. He sure is amazing. Thanks for making this video and I'll check out Skillshare

@tinosamano8745

2 жыл бұрын

you should post the portrait on reddit!

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome Jackie! Thanks for watching as always. Have you posted the portrait on your IG?

@jacquelinediesel7883

2 жыл бұрын

@@LieLikesMusic It's not ready yet, but I will post it on my IG when it is! 😀

Atom Hearth Mother’s solo is not even mentioned, but in my opinion, it is the first ambitious one from Gilmour, and it’s a major milestone in his style.

On the song Echoes it's actually Gilmour and Richard Wright doing the vocals (see the Live at Pompeii video).

Pink Floyd wouldn’t have been the same without any of the five.

@klaytonvonkluge4905

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed 💯... Syd got them there..... David stepped in and saved a sinking ship; Later on, Rick made the compositions beautiful, along with Dave (of course) and Roger made them think with those incredible lyrics and themes...

@klaytonvonkluge4905

2 жыл бұрын

Of course, Nick always was there, Solid, laying down that groove , too

@HoudiniFontmeister

2 жыл бұрын

@@klaytonvonkluge4905 Mason is the greatest support any band could ask for. He is too modest to admit it but he is one of the best drummers in rock history and there are fills that literally rip the breath out of me. Meddle was a great example of Mason truly hitting a Supreme level of playing imo. And he only got better. Wright and Mason were severely underrated. But they were all vital to the band.

@klaytonvonkluge4905

2 жыл бұрын

@@HoudiniFontmeister yep, they’re one of those magical combinations that usually only come along once or twice during a genre or era of music, stylistically speaking, and they also seem to be aloof of their own skills & talents, for instance; I don’t know about you, but I actually love ALL the old stuff, even some compositions the Floyd themselves can’t stand (Atom Heart and Umma Gumma spring to mind) I even like some of the tracks that most Floydians dismiss as “B-side “ or throwaways

@HoudiniFontmeister

2 жыл бұрын

@@klaytonvonkluge4905 umma gumma has the weakest tracks imo but is still filled with amazing work. I like atom heart mother a lot and see the work there as the beginnings of what meddle became. The evolution is a joy because most of the compositions are actually solid. The first 2 albums are amazing in their own unique way too. Most of their bsides and demos are incredible. It gives insight into how much they had to remove for limitations of the medium. Being fully in tune with modern music over the past 30 years you can hear so much of their music being influential to artists to this day.

love ur videos.

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Just stopped in to say that thumbnail is cleverly edited. Bravo

i think unlike a lot of people, i am not polarised by a good or bad era, i take all their music based on merit across its whole, i love and hate some of the oldest stuff in equal measure, but moving through their music upto the last, i am a fan of it all for different reasons and different moods depending on how i feel or want to feel! i discount peoples influence on which is best and worse with and without waters or barrett and recognise that the band still feel as passionate about the music and syd's loss regardless of their fame. In short they are brilliant even in their individual ways, i could not think of a time now without their music and Gilmours contribution in it, comfortably numb live is still one of the most amazing guitar solos ever, with High hopes and marooned being personal favourites, but includes so many of their songs from every era!

You said that on Echoes Gilmour sung the lower harmony to Waters' higher harmony. Echoes was sung by Gilmour and Wright?

Great video! David Gilmour is one the best and most influential guitar players ever! Also, I think Wright is singing the higher voice in Echoes 😊

Gilmour is on the Mt Rushmore of great Rock Guitar players.

My absolute favorite artist!

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Great. He's in my top 5 or 10 list.

I think The Narrow Way from Ummagumma is one of his best and most overlooked works.

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting. Ummagumma is one of the albums by PF that I haven't listened to all that much.

@sovietcanuckistan7627

2 жыл бұрын

​@@LieLikesMusic A very experimental and abstract album to say the least but Grantchester Meadows and The Narrow Way parts 1 & 3 are absolute gems.

@R3TR0R4V3

2 жыл бұрын

Great tune! My favorite from that album. 😎

Good video. And you choose a path to illustrate this evolution..but there are obviously several alternatives to show both his changin style and sounds! Take care 👍🏼

terrific content Lie Likes Music. I killed the thumbs up on your video. Continue to keep up the superb work.

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man. Appreciate it :) You making videos too? Saw the one you made on serial killers

where did you get the recording of marooned from? the altered pitch really interests me, being my favourite floyd song

4:09 - wrong. Gilmour sings lower harmonies to **Richard Wright's** higher register. Gilmour has often said that the harmonies on this song between him and Richard were the best that Floyd ever sounded.

Great thumbnail!

4:10. The higher harmony for Echoes was sung by Rick Wright.

Waters is a fool for feuding with Gilmour. Depriving the fans of their spectacular collaboration potential.

@GaryParris

2 жыл бұрын

they are both part of the feud, theyve become comfortably numb to it but both are stubborn, waters then and gilmour now! but its ok, its the end of something magical and each individual is doing ok!

Haven’t even watched the video but the thumbnail is dope

Is the Epiphone Les Paul worth it?

4:59 - good explanation of an interval )

Not familiar with Mars Volta. Can you tell me which of their songs was inspired by Echoes?

Nice

Hearing is early work in Jokers Wild is cool too

On The Wall (comfortably numb, hey you, etc), Gilmour used Nashville tuned guitar (ADG up an octave) in addition to the high E tuned two octaves up.

Everywhere I go on KZread I just have to leave the comment, good old Dave...

can you do a video on Roger Fakhr? He has a fascinating story that I'd love to learn more about

Marooned is incredibly memorable

9:45 No tremolo (whammy ugh) bar in the solos on Comfortably Numb, because he recorded them using his '58 Les Paul Gold Top, not the Strat. Big tonal difference.

Nice video. But surprised to see a video about Gilmour's guitar work without any mention of Animals or Run Like Hell (or his solo albums). Also, personal opinion: Marooned plays very frequently in my head, so I guess it's quite memorable.

I appreciate the passion you've clear put into this - but I would say, it feels a little rushed overall. Particularly, it's kinda hard to jump from the first song on Saucerful of Secrets all the way to echoes in one bound - especially because the years between the two are really where the band found themselves. For example, Gilmour has an entire quarter of Ummagumma which he came up with as an instrumental, which seems a little odd to leave out. Atom Heart Mother also seems important to mention - since it's where we really get a feel for Gilmour's songwriting on Fat old Sun, and the title track was in many ways a dress rehearsal for echoes. Similarly, avoiding Momentary Lapse of Reason seems strange, since it was for all intents and purposes Gilmour's first outing leading Pink Floyd, as does his first two solo outings. Honestly, in my view I feel like a 45 minute to an hour analysis would really do the subject justice - and give you a chance to engage with several fascinating periods in Gilmour's career.

David's early style is more clearly shown by the amazing leads of Careful With That Axe, Eugene on Ummagumma. Let There Be More Light is a droning song where he is playing in a more Indian, sitar-like style and is not a good example of his early playing . Fat Old Sun is a great example of the next phase, as he started playing melodic solos

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Seems like several peeps here in the comments mention Fat Old Sun as a great example of his early style. Thanks for adding additional info :)

I just clicked to tell you how good that photoshop is. 💯

Nobody else does bends and legato like him

Thank you so much. Gilmour is my guitar god and my kindred. As a player, he is the man I most hearken to with my playing. He is a part of my DNA now.

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Lol that's great. Same here. I want to learn more of his/their songs at some point. But right now I'm leaning more towards heavier and more technical music.

We need a post Pink Floyd chapter, that's when he took it to the next level

I think "Set the Controls" was the only song that features all 5 members, despite at different sessions.

Gilmour's work is not limited to the guitar alone, a great experimenter of sounds has also been able to use all the techniques to create ethereal, majestic, distressing contexts, that is to say the entire sound heritage of Pink Floyd, a Guitarist like every guitarist should be modern today again.

Nice authenric ealy gilmour signature there.

Lol the thumb is fucking genius

The Final Cut

Great video, but I have to disagree in regards that Pink Floyd would be nothing without Gilmour. I mean Syd was quite something and each member had their own talent to succeed without each other

@rowdynibe4481

2 жыл бұрын

David Gilmore would be nothing without syd

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

That's true. I just wanted to say that to express how profound his influence is. I think all the members played a similar role in their own sense.

@PanosSG55

2 жыл бұрын

Pink Floyd would not be Pink Floyd without Syd Barrett. But also, ironically, Pink Floyd would not be Pink Floyd with Syd Barrett.

VOLTA!!!

Should’ve talked about dogs :(

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

I might do that too at some point. There's just too many great songs.

no love for his solo from the final cut ),: god tier solo

I think on an island (album), wearing the inside out and high hopes, would've been worth mentioning; about something, idk exactly, just something...

Wasn’t Syd still with the band during Saucerful?

@seauwn

2 жыл бұрын

I believe he only did Jugband Blues on that album

@playboi1123

2 жыл бұрын

And also provides guitar parts on set the controls for the heart of the sun studio

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@playboi1123 Yes he left the band (or got left behind - whatever you think happened) in 1968. And yes he did contribute to the album. But just one or two songs from what I remember.

@borjanarganes

2 жыл бұрын

Syd plays slide and rithm guitar on remember a day, guitar on set the controls,and guitar and vocals on jugband blues.

Marooned is epic

Love the thumb nail, daddy.

How can you not mention anything off The Final Cut?

@chinito398

2 жыл бұрын

Because thats a Roger Waters Production

@gayvalds

2 жыл бұрын

@@chinito398 He still played guitar on it

castellorization and raise my rent are a couple standouts on his solo career

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Haven't listened much to his solo career yet, but I certainly will now. Cheers

I like the song when Pink plays guitar. I think the name of the song is Floyd

Gilmore saved Pink Floyd. I saw them in Hyde Park London when I was seventeen. After that bought all the records.

Check out this link! Gilmour style guitars!

I always thought Paul Kossoff served as some inspiration to Gilmour, particularly in parts of The Wall

Marooned would have been perfect for the tv show Lost

Wright sings the higher part on echoes not Waters!

The group is nothing without David Gilmour's guitar playing is open to discussion.

You should use a Strat when talking DG :p

The. Wall Live in Berlin 1990 by Roger Waters and Cyndi Lauper Steve GOD

dude, you and I must be connected in some creepy way, csuse you've posted this right in the middle of my sort of month long Pink Floyd discovery journey =P now, I'm still one of those people who really doesn't get all of the fuss (for context, I couldn't get through The Beatles album and I barely managed Thriller by Michael Jacksob, stilll gathering the courage to try a full Radiohead album...I'm just not nerdy enough for he greats I guess) - I did get through The Wall - three times at least: the movie, one in depth review and the 1990 concert, I think that's probably Floyd's most accessible stuff for us who prefer lyrics and storytelling to big instrumentals anyhoo, I actually agree that Dave is mostly the brains if not the storyteller in the band, and he also seems like the nicest person, I don't think even Roger can deny that, and he is an amazing guitarrist both live ane in the srudio (not to mention his voice has aged much better than Roger's) I was just watching the Live 8 concert before this II definitely missed that back then) and Wish You Were Here was totally rhe highlight for me (it was the only Pink Floyd song I knew besides Aniother Brick Pt 2 unti last mobth anyway) - it's such a simple and iconic thing, no thrills about it, no megashow, but it's an acoustic player's wet dream (way better than Wonderwall if you ask me) and they had an acoustic solo in there - blew my mind - so I agree, that acoustic riff is Dave's biggest acgievement of all, because even though I still can't do hammer ons and I cab't say I'm a fan of the band, I wanna learn that - bad (I know you're on electric but please never play that again, it sounds okay but not right) The aoloa on Comfortably Numb are also spectacular for sure, but what I love in that song is the melody and simplicity in it, much like in Mother or Hey You which are very simple compared to the grandiosity of The Wall, which I tend to gravitate to more, those are the songs that I personally like to jam to, both on acoustic and now on uke too (I love playing Pibk Floyd on uke, you lose some of the nuance, but it's kind of really cool) I wonder what your take on Dave's solo work is, I've personally never heard any of it,,,,

@LieLikesMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Haha what a fun coincidence. And yes The Wall is probably a good starter album if you like long-tail stories. Piper At The Gates of Dawn, their first album with Syd Barrett also had some one-off stories per songs. The Gnome being one example. Although they are quite oddball I really like em. It's far away from the Pink Floyd most people know though. And about the electric guitar I played for Wish You Were Here, I was supposed to borrow an acoustic guitar from a friend. But that never happened. Definitely agreed with you. It sounds off on the electric. But I kept the part in for versatility's sake. I've never listened much to his solo stuff either. Might do it at some point. Thanks for writing and watching.

@tehteh25

2 жыл бұрын

@@LieLikesMusic might tty Piper one of these days - must confess I am a little intimidated when I hear people say thar Floyd were even more experimental back then well, that's okay, I don't think I'll ever own an electric so you obviously are not required to have an acoustic, and we do get the drift there I know you are more in the music side than the lyrics side (I can't quite separate them haha) but I have had the question of "which one is Pink?" going round in my head because that does seem to be a recurring theme, at least with Waters lyrics, and while it would be odd...Pink Floyd could actually be a person's name...do you think it's on purpose?

Let’s collaborate!

After Syd Barrett "left"

I think the video title is too big of a theme to talk about. You are not really talking about his evolution about techniques or gear, just pointing out interesting stuff. Cool video but I would change the title. And I think you overestimated Gilmour saying that Pink Floyd wouldnt be that much without him. Pink Floyd is the perfect sum of the members. Waters composed a lot of classic stuff that would not exist

@lapelcelery42

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Waters wrote all of WYWH except the riff, which was Gilmour. If he got that wrong in his research, no wonder he might think Pink Floyd wouldn't be much without him - he's crediting Gilmour with things Roger actually did.

Gilmour is such a sigma male 💁🏽‍♂️