Revisiting comments made by Pink Floyd singer David Gilmour about one song by the band that he hates and admits was very rushed and "thrown-together".

David Gilmour has said himself that “Breathe” is one of his favorite songs from Pink Floyd’s extensive discography, and I can certainly see why. It’s such a unique song, and a great ...

David Gilmour might not have been able to live out his dream of being in the original lineup of the Beatles, but he got awfully close in 1999. Paul McCartney performed a concert at the Cavern Club ...

A later interview with Gilmour revealed the lyrics that the band left on the cutting room floor. These lines give a whole new meaning to the trippy, ominous, and fantastical Pink Floyd classic.

If you had to guess what David Gilmour’s favorite Pink Floyd solo would be, we wouldn’t fault you for suggesting titles like “Comfortably Numb,” “Another Brick in the Wall, pt. 2,” or ...

Normally, Gilmour would take the lead in a situation like this. But according to Mark Blake’s Pigs Might Fly: The Inside Story Of Pink Floyd, Gilmour struggled to connect to Waters’ lyrics.

According to Rick Beato, it’s the “David Gilmour effect”, which, as he elaborates in his interview with the Pink Floyd guitarist himself, “is not a guitar thing. It’s not a pedal”.

So, Gilmour lent a hand, as he stated, “They were very nervous; they were going to have to mix Hendrix’s sound” and “I did some mixing stuff in those days, and they said, ‘Help!

David Gilmour Leaned Heavily on Post-Waters Output Gilmour's brief four-city, 23-show 2024 tour found him splitting the set list evenly between his solo career and his time in Pink Floyd.

David Gilmour Kept Pink Floyd Name For One Simple Reason Throughout Pink Floyd’s prolific career, there was a consistent tug-of-war between the eccentric and abstract-minded Roger Waters and the ...

David Gilmour stopped by The Tonight Show to perform his recent song, “Dark and Velvet Nights.” The musician was joined by house band the Roots, as well as four backup singers, for the dynamic ...

Watch David Gilmour Perform 'Scattered' at Madison Square Garden This week’s concerts in New York are the last in a series of global residencies that the guitar legend began on Sept. 27 in Rome.