The extreme close up of his face is like looking into a Lizards eyes who is just about to swallow you whole... 😳

I don't need no Education I don't need no thought control No dark sarcasm in the comments Hey, Internet Leave those Trolls alone... 🤔🙄😒

It was an amazing 👏 note,with many more to come. 🎉

Dave has the best voice. Does anyone else think that Dave could fill in for James Earl Jones and play Darth Vader?😀

That part at the end of the song Wish You Were Here that David says is supposed to be a kid playing along to the radio at home has always been my favorite part of the song and the part I resonate with the most. Now that I've heard his intention behind it, it makes sense. My own little part in the song it feels like. Pink Floyd will always create, never just produce.

a british rock star with an accent like this is very rare

I saw Pink Floyd do the Wall in 1980 at the Nassau Colliseum.

Fabulous interview, one of the best I have ever seen regarding David and Floyd.

From David A. Wood: I have to forthrightly say without any second, or third, or fourth, or hell even fifth, thoughts whatsoever that the emotionally compelling and entirely majestic "Comfortably Numb" from the 1980 Pink Floyd album "The Wall" is absolutely still my favorite Pink Floyd song! From the first time that I heard "Comfortably Numb" in the Summer of 1986, I immediately fell in Permanent Love with the song. Nuff Said and Peace Out from Kettering, Ohio, everybody. ☮️ 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 😃👋✌️🤗

From David A. Wood: That exquisitely beautiful and eminently unforgettable guitar playing and that elegantly silky and intellectually authoritative "Upper Crust, Anglo-Saxon" voice of his! Those two things are the main reasons why I am still a fan of legendary ex-Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour! Careful with that axe, Dave! Nuff Said and Peace Out from Kettering, Ohio, everybody. ☮️ 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 😃👋✌️🤗

When Gilmour plays, every note matters.

Must be Donald Trump’s favorite album 😂

This is from his houseboat in Hampton, Surrey. The brick is in his ex house in Sunbury on Thames, Monksbridge.

Comfortably Numb has played in my car every day since The Wall was released. I've also watched this from Pulse over 1,000 times. Greatest rock performance ever!!!

At least 300000000000000 times in my car Before I even put my stereo on

It took me a long time to find this exact interview again... I knew that there was some interview somewhere where David explained which octave single strings were in what position on the acoustic guitar.

Roger Waters contribution as the lyricist should be mentioned. The chord progression and solos are of course really exceptional and nicely described here.

He was across from where i was standing when i witnessed The Wall, 2/24/1980( on top of the wall) 😊

I seen The Wall , 2/24/1980. When Comfortabl Numd came on, DAVID WAS DIRECCTLY ACROSS FROM ME, ON TOP OF THE WALL 😊

Always loved About Face and agree it’s got that 80s production sound and would actually be incredible with a remix.Not a huge fan at the moment of Luck and Strange but love the track Romany sings and few more listens will maybe change my mind of the album.I do find it strange Gilmour has said it’s his best album since Dark Side when it’s widely known Darkside isn’t his favourite Pink Floyd album….. Keep up the good work and love the channel 😊

‘shitty little hole.. like a black hole of Calcutta’ ❤ Calcutta and Calcuttans thank you for recognising the black hole! @ 1.30

The number of times it’s been played ? Across the entire planet ? Publicly & privately ? Beyond calculation. But easily matching, even surpassing, the number of times anyone has listened to, say, the Beatles, CCR, Zeppelin, Hendrix….

The real slow hand

This is how class looks like TO ME.

Whoever wrote "Forward he cried, from the rear, and the front rank died" in the song "Us And Them" was a genius.

No one has the feel for guitar that David Gilmour has.

Good interview by Paul Rappapapparappappaport.

Good interview by Mr. Rappapapparappaport.

An Elevator, I heard it as a Flying Saucer. Ha ha, an Elevator. No, never.

4.37 someone call the Chilli Peppers. Ruined scar tissue for me 😅

Worst interviewer ever!

I feel like a bit of a heretic. I've only heard DSOTM and WYWH. And yet I call myself a Floyd fan.

How can the most prolific guitar players EVER be so humble and gentle... I would be an AHOLE😅

Really, where does anyone come up with those figures? I totally disagree with those numbers they are too low for sure, e.g. Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall, Part Two (Official Music Video) alone has 53M views.

Im told David didnt like The Final Cut.

Amazing that Gilmour with his incredible ear having to spend so much time persuading people to allow his auditory vision to take place. He is amazing

That cannot be right. I’ve listened to it at least 100000 times myself.

Early Radiohead.

From an acid dropping hippie to a British royal. Amazing life

My mother just passed away I wanted wish you were here and my aunt said it wasn't appropriate I guess I have no say she is really starting to piss me off she wants nothing but country

“330,000 times.” So, like, once per three albums sold? I think bro meant 330 million times. 😂

Wish u were here was far better than the Wall. I didn't luke the Wall. Too political.

"We were pretty boring to look at anyway". Er, incorrect.

Pink Floyd 🩷 is the Greatest brock band ever... period . Nobody comes even close

You can simplify Rick wrights importance in Pink Floyd by naming one album, The final cut. the only Pink Floyd album with no Rick Wright in it and it was the worst album they ever made and it actually sucks really bad. I call it the wall part 2

Those chords by David are quite mesmerising...I bought WYWH right as it came out...

Richard Wright is a huge unsung hero in the sound of Floyd

I was laughing my ass off hearing David talk about the sounds of an elevator

Me, giving the interview: "Since 1980, its been played *330,000* times...!" David: stares, waiting for the interesting part Me: "So um...yeah. I thought that was... pretty cool....." [drops notes on floor]

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