David Gilmour ~ Breathe(In The Air) ~ Rome, Italy: Circo Massimo 3 October 2024 Luck and Strange

[@razvantabrea1874]

I was there, after a 3 hour deluge, was magnificent. I still got the shivers...

[@nathanchampionmusic]

7:10 - What a lick that was!!! :P

[@MsLoverockmusic]

DG: Thanks for keeping the music alive!❤

[@francescopaoletti8953]

Che Dono di Dio! Grazie di esistere David, tutto il mondo ti ringrazia, e ti AMA ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@YawnGod]

Thanks.

[@jacquelinetwohie9123]

You're welcome

[@mariannacacciapaglia9390]

Ascoltare la sua musica dal vivo è straordinario!! ❤

[@jacquelinetwohie9123]

Yes I agree ❤

[@wayne118475]

❤❤❤❤❤ thank you, thank you, thank you that all I’m saying

[@andreavivenzi3608]

he was wisely singing Time an octave under the usual here, differently from the 29th when he also started the solo without activating the big-muff in the first part..however what a concert! great emotions during many songs..from 5 am, to Marooned, In any tongue (which is becoming a classic for me), the section with Great Gig in the sky, a boat lies waiting..to the piper's call and scattered that are beautiful and really "floydian". Again, a great mix and sound rendition especially in the second half! that guitar sounds like a sharp sward without frills..unofortunately some people were expecting a kind of PF tribute concert..like Brit Pink Floyd, or Australian PF...

[@christheghostwriter]

His playing is impeccable as always, and his voice sound good

[@jacquelinetwohie9123]

❤❤

[@gummauma1409]

Merci .la chanson time de dark side of the moon ....magnifique ...bien BIEN.

[@jacquelinetwohie9123]

Grazie

[@jacquelinetwohie9123]

Thank you for seeing my video

[@LiberaMente55]

🎸👍🤟👏

[@karimmiladi6078]

78 years old wow

[@Joel-i2z9z]

He's clearly having trouble with his voice but his guitar is as magical as ever

[@francescomazzilli8925]

I know he's aging, but is so strange to see him playing wrong notes (6.50 and 7.01) on one of his most played and iconic guitar solos I hope in London he will take away the rust from his fingers 9:32

[@xanderholmesmusic]

I'm sure it will be more polished by the time he gets to London. It seems the shows in Rome have been getting better each night. But just keep in mind that Gilmour is of the age that he's not even able to drive a car himself anymore. When you are 78 you have way less control over basic physical functions, so the fact that he's even coming out to do these shows is a big deal. At this stage, regardless of how he performs, it's more so about seeing a legend for what could be the last time, personally as someone who didn't grow up during Pink Floyd's prime, I'm just grateful for the opportunity to see him do what he still can as an artist that means so much to me personally and has had such a major impact on the world. Besides, he doesn't tour very often, let's savour the moment while we can!

[@robertobellomonte598]

I went to see him for 3 different nights in Rome, he has been getting better and better night after night, he blew my mnd already the first one, but I am sure London is going to be amazing

[@francescomazzilli8925]

@@robertobellomonte598 probably... But this was October 3, last show, not the first (and I was at the first, some issue but good show anyway) Said that, we'll see the next shows