David Gilmour celebrates his birthday today (March 6), and while he’s been primarily active as a solo act, it’s difficult not to get chills when he performs those Pink Floyd classics live, particularly this performance from 2007.
You know how it took David Gilmour ten years between solo album releases? While nothing is promised or set in stone, there’s a good chance fans won’t have to wait that long for the next LP.
David Gilmour’s Live At Pompeii is about a month away from its big one-night-only screening and subsequent audio/video home release, and more previews having been unveiled for our viewing pleasure.
David Gilmour: Live At Pompeii will be getting a special one-night-only screening in select theaters on September 13, but if you can’t make it or a theater near you isn’t carrying the film, fret not; it’s set for CD, LP and digital release on September 29.
David Gilmour celebrates his birthday today (March 6), and while he’s been primarily active as a solo act, it’s difficult not to get chills when he performs those Pink Floyd classics live, particularly this performance from 2007.
It makes sense that two of the most iconic bands of the 1970s produced two of the most iconic solos of all time. But which is the best? Have you become "Comfortably Numb" with David Gilmour or do you prefer flying high with Gary Rossington's "Freebird?" Vote now and tell us which solo is better in…
