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Rog, I'm gonna need those Wall Live Films HD
Second that
Yep, I submitted my question whether we will ever get those Wall live films in HD
Third that
We need this right now Rog 🗿
He just wants 100% of the royalties as he still thinks that he's the musical genius that made pink Floyd even though it was the sum of all parts.
This warms my heart.
Despite the disputes and bickering, the respect for each other's talent remain untouched.
Real class.
I hope Dave watched this series
I don't think Dave acknowledges Roger, he called him "ten a penny" for being a replaceable bass player, ignoring the fact he wrote the songs and lyrics. I don't think Roger ever criticised his work
@@ravingdroolingGoogle is your friend.
"With all due respect to the people who went out and bought those records, they are just rubbish. Particularly The Division Bell; it's just nonsense from beginning to end. A Momentary Lapse of Reason had a couple of really nice tunes on it that, had I still been in the band, those chord sequences and melodies would have been made it onto a record that I was involved in. But conceptually and lyrically, it's just rubbish, partly because it's not true. It's like, "Let's try and write songs that sound as if they're Pink Floyd and make records that sound like Pink Floyd records." Roger Waters
@@ravingdroolingPF albums after Final Cut are ten a penny in the flea market bin.
@@randomlyrancannabis7020Disagree. Momentary Lapse and Division Bell are a million times the quality of The Final Cut and any of Waters solo work. Better than Gilmour's solo efforts, too. Truthfully, their best work as artists all came when they were working together with at least some degree of proper cohesion - from The Wall backwards.
@@ravingdrooling Neither does Roger, 'what's his name behind me playing Donkey Kong, telling me how crap it was'.
David Gilmour has himself stated that the Comfortably Numb solo was comped. There's never been any mystery about this. David went on to say that it was part of his compositional style to take the best bits of "one-offs" to make better music. What's wrong with that when he can play the final result live for decades afterwards?
Yes, Guitar World published an article on 6 March 2015 where you can read this: “I banged out five or six solos,” Gilmour says. “From there I just followed my usual procedure, which is to listen back to each solo and make a chart, noting which bits are good. Then, by following the chart, I create one great composite solo by whipping one fader up, then another fader, jumping from phrase to phrase until everything flows together. That’s the way we did it on ‘Comfortably Numb."
In fact I don't know why Roger bothers to report Bob Ezrin's version of the story.
A solo that's composed is not really a solo.
In fact, I don't know why Ezrin is telling such mumpitz. @@rockista4195
@@randomlyrancannabis7020Hmm, a solo is a single instrument taking the lead; the tune; the melody, whatever you wish to call it. There have been solo passages in classical music for centuries, both composed and improvised. I think to say it’s not a solo because it was thought about before playing it is a bit short-sighted. It’s music, and surely you take whatever approach to ensure the result is the best music you can make and that you’re happiest with
@@rockista4195 As far as I can tell, even Roger at his happiest, commands a space so dark none of us would be able to see in there, we'd perish in moments, consumed by his overwhelming desire to be recognised by the universe as being the best; No 1. Pink!
What a wonderful quote: ''I'm a fan of Dave's solos''. So am I
Please stop fighting....... I love you both, and Nick and Rick and Syd
Well said. I hope that Roger can extend peace in his personal life in the same way he does for the rest of the world.
😂 but honestly they don't like each other without any reason
@@KIAvASH_K it seams that Waters and Gilmour f*cking hate each other. The problem is bad communication and ego. That's why Nick created his band
I don't think they fight so much, at least no more than they used to. Keep in mind their mode of working together was largely....fighting. Same with Genesis. Without that, the music would be, well, Radio KAOS and AMused to Death to my mind are songs SO far beyond Pink Floyd lyrically, but musically, they mostly sound like anything else. Meanwhile musically Pink Floyd went on, and were the opposite.
Both are grown men used to getting their own way, and now we have the internet to see it all. Likely MOST of the time with Pink Floyd was no different than how it is now.
But as for getting along, just when they agreed to Live 8, I remember an interview where Roger said he wanted to rejoin Pink Floyd and basically make it his political machine. Quite rightfully Dave Gilmour said 'yeah, thats not happening'. Ironically NOW that he's left, he might as well just hand over the name to Roger. But the website thing was Roger bitching his stuff wasn't on there. I kind of think Roger has plenty of money. And from Daves perspective, letting Roger in the front door means dealing with Roger on a permanent basis.
Roger doesn't like war. So...
That was a bold question to ask Roger. Liked the insight Roger provided. Always to the point and no sugar coating. Can imagine why he is not fan of politicians 😊
He only likes leftist politicians.. he's delusional
"Nothing wrong with David Gilmour's solos." No kidding! 🤭 They're masterpieces. And who cares how many takes? It was him playing those takes. If they were edited into a solo, kudos to whoever did it -- they're brilliant pieces that we can all get to listen to on the album and live, because the man will render them pretty faithfully every time, and that's good.
HIs point is that Bob Ezrin has been lying about it. Dave admits it, and frankly it DOES sound 'magical' to say it was all one take as if divine inspiration came down, but thats that musical reality very often. I wouldn't call them masterpieces, some are better than others, some are meh. The whole 'masterpieces' and 'genius' thing is thrown around rock and roll way too often. IMHO, obviously thats not yours.
I'd buy an album comprising all of those takes!
you miss the point often in life martin?
@@iaincook5835 A lot of them are on his solo album. The fact almost nobody knows that explains why his solo albums did as poorly as they did.
@@Frip36 Exactly. He doesn't seem to mind that Ezrin is rewriting history, and has an issue with Roger setting it straight. He's a propagandists' wet dream.
It’s not that David’s playing was ever bad. He just would have many ideas to contribute and it’s the producers’ job to settle on what works best
Although I'm pretty sure Dave had the final say on which bits of his playing ended up on the records and how to the solos were constructed.
What Roger has described here is pretty much how solo composition in studio works. You can see Roger producing David's solos in the Live at Pompeii documentary footage, and see that like most musicians, David is trying out ideas, seeing what works, and asking everyone "was that alright?", or if I remember correctly "what did I do right?".
Good to hear that you recognize David's contribution to Pink Floyd's music. David has given the ultimate compliment to you when he says your songwriting is "second to none". It's something to build on, if that's even possible now. Look forward to your version of the truth in your new memoir, Roger. I imagine many interviews and controversies will follow once it's released.
what David means with "songwriting"? Music or lyrics?
@@HM-2011 yes I know, but what meant Gilmour?
When did Gilmour say that?
Heard it in a YT interview a while back. It wasn't very recent. @@dixienormous2440
Guess it's time for a reunion, Roger's lyrical genius with Dave's guitar solos, once more. 😁😁
The solos for The Thin Ice and One of My Turns are so under appreciated because no one ever talks about them. They, along with a couple off Final Cut are my favorite guitar solos
Possible pasts
You're the best Roger! We love you! I miss you from Chile!
He's not intrested Goofy Roger 😂Daves his Boss 😂😂
Deve tutto a Gilmour!
RIP Salvador Allende x
and i love Rogers work - and his courage as human
Since when does Roger NOT provide his opinion on an important topic/issue/subject? His opinions are exactly what makes Roger who he is. I don’t always agree with his opinions but I always listen to, and respect, what he has to say.
I have big respect for both David Gilmour and Roger Waters! even if they don't get along sometimes, but what can't be denied is they both are musical geniuses and always will be part of the greatest band ever! IMO
Agreed!
The greatest band ever not named The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, or The Doors!
@@edwardlagrossa1246rolling stones 💀 hell nah pink Floyd is much better
I’m loving this series and can’t wait to read the memoir! Gilmour himself said in various interviews that these solos were edited from best takes. But there’s nothing wrong with this, recording and writing music is an iterative process, this doesn’t mean that he was playing random stuff until he made it right or someone put it together!!!
"Everyone threw their oar in." I like that expression. Looking forward to reading the memoir!
I've heard him say before how much he thinks David's solos are great. Never heard otherwise.
It's so hard to imagine you actually comp such great solos together. It always sounds like one piece, can't recall hearing any kind of traces in sustains and all that. This cutting and comping is a masterwork in its own rights then.
Yes some of the work/music gets the praise completely on the artists, when its the magic of the engineers and producers who are the artists as well
@@kevinohara2618Exactly. Much of the magic of DSOTM is actually Alan Parsons .
It's probably more a matter of selecting the phrases they liked the best. Editing like that can't be heard if done properly.
I believe it is in terms of composition rather than recording, they might have chosen the parts and then David blended to make a whole piece and then record in various takes where the first one was the chosen.
Let's face it. The news shattered your world.
I have never doubted Roger's consideration of David's guitar work for The Floyd. They have been at logger heads for a long time, but the both of them know how good the other was/is.
I love hearing him talk. It is always entertainingly straight forward and to the point.
Aside from my utmost respect for Syd Barrett, and what he did for me as a teenager. Sculpting my identity, and fashion choices. Roger Waters genius as a Musician, is just indescribable for me. His songs still give me goosebumps, and often make me cry. It doesn’t matter how many times I’ve listened to certain songs or albums. Just beautiful works of art, that seem absolutely perfect.
"Sculpting my identity, and fashion choices." dude....
David created an early version of the Comfortably Numb solos when he made his first solo album but it didn't get on that album. He wasn't able to create a song/lyrics around it.....until The Wall presented him with the opportunity.
You can see the youtube where he did have SOME lyrics to the early CN, pretty good ones too. Not as good as CN obviously.
Really great to hear the respect you show Dave here. There has been some much bickering between you two so this is wonderful to hear.
I’m a Fan! Thank you Roger, great man 🎸 you are 🍧 cheers
Grazie lo dovrebbe dire Roger a David!
Everything you say is what you are: honest, sincere, without subterfuge, a lover of mankind beyond belief. You throw yourself into battles without personal gain because you are a great man before being a King of music. You manage to put everything and every person back in their place, without betraying them with unnecessary malice: this is what makes you special! And that's why you receive intense and deep love from everyone who follows you. Thank you Sir: you have the extraordinary qualities of a wise King. This is why Heaven has given you the ability to change the World with your Music ❤💙❤️🔥🔥
Even thought they have continuing conflict personally, everything I read and hear convinces me that both Roger and David really respected each other's work, as differing as each of theirs was.
Congratulations to all fans today. 30 November. Roger is a great musician. I like all guys in Floyd but Roger is my idol.
Respect for the great Mr. Roger Waters; one of the real Artists Against Apartheid.
The creator and his audience. Thus, in the simplicity of conversation, in the attention to detail, there is greatness in its purest form. An artist grateful for his community is a treasure that illuminates the world with his light and love." Your always admirer. Jesús Bernal from Monterrey Mexico
ROGER, you are always honest.
Love you voice❤
Brothers fight like this. At heart, they love and respect each other!
The greatness of an artist is reflected not only in his talent, but in the humility with which he immerses himself in the questions and hearts of his admirers. Amid applause and praise, they find the simplicity of listening and responding truthfully. It is an act of deep gratitude, as they recognize that their art would not be complete without connection to those who embrace it. In each question, they see an opportunity to build bridges of understanding, to weave a closer bond between them.
Sadly one will die without reconnecting & that would be sad but hey only musicians with egos bigger than most people
I don't think thats true at all. Roger TALKS about connections but clearly can't sustain them. The greatness of an artist is the art they create, end of story. After the art is created the artist is as irrelevant as anybody.
@user-jp5nc8zf7m You are way ahead of me intelligence-wise I'm thick as! You may be right ✅️ I'm talking about David & Roger re-connecting as Rick Nick & Roger were up for more shows after Live 8 but David I feel been lazy & fans missed out as I've been lucky to have good contacts I've seen every tour since lapse & all sob shows mostly in London & Kudos to Roger still performing at his age! Regards 🍀✌️👍
@@user-jp5nc8zf7m I understand your perspective, but I believe Roger Waters is unquestionably a great artist. His ability to connect with his audience through his music and live performances is undeniable. Moreover, his contribution to the world of music with Pink Floyd and his solo work has left a lasting mark on the history of music. The greatness of an artist is not limited solely to the creation of art but also to their ability to influence and touch people in deep and meaningful ways, and Roger Waters has accomplished this outstandingly. But that's my humble opinion as a fan of Roger. With all due respect to the views of others
Artists who fight always seem to produce the best work.
Simply amazing! Thank you Roger!
Grazie a GILMOUR?
Roger looking well for 80. I saw him in concert back in June and it was great.
Roger, you and David have made some of the best music ever together or apart.
Nice one Roger. That doesn’t surprise me that you produced it with David . I am sure you loved David’s solos like the rest of the world
Waters and Gilmour are like Gin and Tonic. Alone they are not great. But together they are incredible.
David himself has described the process of laying down the solo in interviews (jamming few tracks, adding "ticks" and combining the best bits) so i really don't know what’s the fuss all about...
Waters is talking about ezrin saying it was done in one take
@@kevinohara2618 the question is who cares what ezrin says since we have Gilmour already on record...
Need those memoirs Roger. Please hurry. Thank you.
Roger, jesteś WIELKI
Greatest guitarist ever in the greatest band ever created.
Dammit, just reunite! There are many people that would love to see Pink Floyd live whether it’s the first time or once again. Whether it’s the entirety of dark side of the moon, or one of my all-time favorite albums, animals, Pink Floyd could teach a number of musicians today what great music can be. My young son has been listening to Pink Floyd and absolutely loves the music. I’m still holding out hope.
That will be your dying breath:) YOu CAN at least watch them on youtube singing 'to know him is to love him' at a Palestine benefit concert that Dave asked Roger in on. YOu can see the interview where Roger talks aobut it too, its quite interesting, and in return Dave agreed to do comfortably numb at one of rogers london shows.
Dude - they still ACTIVELY hate each other. Their partners were beefing on Twitter a few weeks ago. It's over. Not gonna happen. Maybe the Police would reunite one last time but not Floyd. And it sucks - those two are amazing together. The hate and cattiness must have made their music even better :(
Way for a fellow bass man to stick up 💪 for the lead axeman 👏👏👏
There's a thread online that shows David complimenting Roger the most, and vice-versa.
I think that I know what you're talking about. A cool guy created a thread in some Pink Floyd's forums in which he compiled all the good things that Roger and David talked about each other through the years. As you can imagine, few people gave attention to it.
@@RCSouza-nv2tp That's exactly it! Although it did do very well on a few other sites, including a Pink Floyd one, but some "fans" suddenly think Roger just started talking about politics 20 minutes ago, and sabotage anything that could complement Roger. It starts with an insult so that the moderators can shut it down.
Роджер,привет из России!Love from Russia❤
Roger is 💯 percent right. David has said numerous times in interviews that he’ll do several solos and puts tics & crosses over the part he likes and dislikes. And he said the really challenging part is trying to play them sometimes after they are edited back together.
Meddle , what an awesome album, Pink Floyd & Water's , The Business.... well All the Pink Floyd Albums are Amazing & the members ...
0:41 I love this comment, there’s so many different scenarios that Bob Ezrin has praised that he wasn’t even there for but tells it as he was there
David is great 👍. The whole band was great.
after Roger....!
I stop and listen when Waters talks. He's so eloquent- and also warm and generous too. He's the real deal, good and bad.
I believe Roger Waters is unquestionably a great artist. His ability to connect with his audience through his music and live performances is undeniable. Moreover, his contribution to the world of music with Pink Floyd and his solo work has left a lasting mark on the history of music. The greatness of an artist is not limited solely to the creation of art but also to their ability to influence and touch people in deep and meaningful ways, and Roger Waters has accomplished this outstandingly."
How I wish to see the three of you together for the last time, Richi we miss you!
All I can say is how odd it is that Pink Floyd massively shaped how I view the world as I grew up but here they are broken up and hurt feelings. Proof that even wise people are still at their core "people".
I count myself fortunate to have had such wise and talented virtual fathers to help me find balance and help me define myself as a decent citizen of the world.
Wow, I needed to hear this, thanks Roger, much respect to you.
Comfortably numb is a brilliant song.
"I'm a fan!" Well said.
Depends which comfortably numb solo he’s talking about. All the live performances have Gilmour doing variations at the end…all brilliant!
Go away, Roger. -A huge fan
This man makes me love english language and england, he is the soul of Pink Floyd. High Hopes from Gilmour alone is the only song wich approach this feeling, but it's a kind of mimic of Waters concepts. Waters is a poetic writer, a conceptual artist, with a great scope vision. " And I've got second sight, I got amazing powers of observation". Of course Pink Floyd was great all together for the whole landscape and the aesthetic, but Roger is more than a musician.
Tell you what else is comped: the drums, the bass, the keyboards. That's how it works in the studio. I think the reason Roger mentioned it is that Ezrin is engaged in character assassination against Roger lately, so it's no secret why he wants to set the record straight here.
Such are Gilmour’s solos-not even Roger can argue with them.
"even Roger" Roger doesn't want to argue with them because he likes them. No need to put a nasty spin on that.
@@JosephScott-ct9sw Easy, snowflake. Only a joke. No need to get all pissy.
thanks for being so open and honest roger.....love from iowa.
When is the memoir coming out?
Exactly how i write solos. Guthrie Govan is a rare breed who can compose a solo on the fly but i suspect he records and picks the best bits too.
I fall in love with country music since I heard his songs, sorry for invading your privacy, am Kate Merez. where are you from?
All the solos are great. To be able to take the best parts and put them together must be nice. So much for the one take tale 10-4
Rogers’ first words about it are, “There’s nothing wrong with his solos.” YA THINK, ROGER????
I fall in love with country music since I heard his songs, sorry for invading your privacy, am Kate Merez. where are you from?
Let this dispute rest. He said it: he’s a fan
As much as I like the solos of David Gilmour, for me there is no Pink Floyd without Roger and his very unique lyrics. Wish you were here, are nothing without the sung word - period. And so with Mother and most of the other PF songs. I know there are other opinions and I respect them, but this is my take. I am looking forward to the new release of DSOTM - Thanks Roger!
My opinion as well.
Pink Floyd is a corporate entity, in fact right now you can participate in contributing animation to their new release of Dark Side. Roger should do the same for his, maybe throw in a prize. Pink Floyds 'prize' is that your artwork will be taken by them and monetized and you get to enjoy seeing them spend the money.
"his very unique lyrics" Roger wrote about 70% of the music for '70s Floyd.
@@JosephScott-ct9sw I don't think so. You can hear the demos for several songs and they are barely even melodic. Many times its just a strumming. So thats not really 'writing music'. He DID write the music for his opera and his solo stuff, except for exceptions.
What nonsense. This is really writing music.
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When will I be reading your Memoir Roger?
Glad to hear the memoir's still incoming, I've been looking forward to that since you first mentioned the possibility years ago. Lovely to hear that you're still a fan of Dave's work, it's my opinion that it took the spikiness and truth of you to wrest the best emotive work from him, and between the two of you that work will last the centuries, sort of like Gilbert and Sullivan, or similar, and that's a mighty achievement you've made as a group. Having said that, and not to be mischievous (of course!), I'm looking forward to Dave's all new version of DSOTM, especially his own bass riff for Money, plus of course the inestimable Polly's lyrics, something like........
Money
It's quite nice
Share it fairly, get linguistine at a good price
Money
Yes please
I can buy dried olives and a good cheese
Etc, ad banalitum, ad absurdum.............
It's a bit unkind of me, but I hope it's fair, really.
Not unkind at all, Polly's a lot nastier and witless than that.
I love those Q&A series. It's fabulous and transparent, Mr. Roger, you are the best, I really hope that you have a long, happy, joyful life, and I hope that you have a daily input of your life as well as the PF period. You sir is amongst the greatest men 👍 👌. May Allah most Glorified guide you, and may you meet your creator submissive to HIS message and will. I do not want you to be on the other side.
All love and happiness 😊 🙂 ☺️ 😃 🥲 😸 that is what I wish 🤞 ♥️ for you. Peace ✌️ ☮️ 🕊 🏳️ ✌️
@@lonewolf8667 I know, sad?!! Yes! True?! Yes! That is the reason I'm telling him. Cause I love him and I 🤞 🤞 🤞 the best for him. But that is his choice now. True?! Yes!!!
Yes Sir Mr Sir, affirmative Sir!!! 🫡
Roger rocks
the lengths people will go to try hear something negative about someone from someone else 😂 good on roger for respecting david’s talent as a guitarist despite them seemingly not being on good terms ❤
Well, that clears that up.
This obviously means that David learned the edited and final version of the song, after he had laid down a bunch of guitar riffs to be edited together. Fascinating. The magic of Studio.
Either that or he had multiple takes of a roughly similar solo and they edited together the best parts of these similar takes.
Alrighty then Goofy Roger 🤪 Sure I've seen David play this solo effortles unlike you Goofy who needed Dave to perform bass 🔊 that you couldn't play 🤣 How's them APPLES 🍏🍎
@@Sean_Edenderry-67Gilmour playing this solo is mess. I prefer Roger's band doing that, like in Us&Them tour
@sean_1970 Mental health departments around America are overworked but I can assure you they can squeeze you in wherever you're at. This kind of failed attempt at abuse screams mental illness. Get a grip, you're not an artist.
@Lemopalm they probably did that as well. That is exactly how Eddie Van Halen come up with his lead riffs. He would play a lot of different solos and pick the best pieces of all of them.
Applause!
Loving this.
È incredibile che tu debba (ancora) chiarirlo!!! 😱😱😱
(solo ad un pazzo potrebbero non piacere gli "a solo" di Gilmour)
There has been so much conflict between them. Roger once suggested that Gilmour really wasn't essential to the music Roger wrote, and he could play with any guitarist. I can really understand why this question was asked.
@@audiophileman7047 A me Gilmour è antipatico, ma adoro i suoi "a solo": Una cosa non esclude l'altra.
Both Roger and David wanted to lead in the band. This is where disagreements and problems can arise. Somebody has to be given the leadership mantle or one or the other leaves the band. Roger left. Unfortunately his music was never as good as when he was with PF. @@frankorusso
@@audiophileman7047 E cosa c'entra con gli "a solo" di Glimour?
Conflict affects everything. David's solos were no longer there in Roger's music after he left PF. His songs changed and not for the better. @@frankorusso
I really do feel like Roger has recently settled this beef in my head pretty clearly. I'm glad he's capable of differentiating the art from the artist and his involvement with his fans and Pink Floyd fans recently feels far more sincere than what I've seen going on on the official Pink Floyd YT page.
It's easy to settle the beef when you've won. PF is and was nothing after final cut sans a few one offs, made in the very style RW created. DG is great but RW is PF.
@@randomlyrancannabis7020 yeah having been a fan for a good 6 years and seeing both sides I can't agree more
@@randomlyrancannabis7020I'm sorry but I don't think Waters won anything. Gilmour and Mason won the case against Waters, made an album in 1987, and had a very successful tour in 1988. In that same year Waters had to cancel his shows because no one went to see him and at the same time Pink Floyd was sold out all over the world. Waters himself said that he and Pink Floyd played a concert on the same day in the same city, Waters played in front of 4000 people and Pink Floyd played in front of 70,000 people. After that year Waters never toured again until 2013 if I'm not mistaken, because the concerts of his solo albums were not successful and in 2013 he revived the wall. In '94 they released The Division Bell which is the only Pink Floyd album to achieve the success of Wish You Were Here and Dark Side of the Moon and they did the biggest tour in Pink Floyd's history (Pulse). I understand that you don't like the albums after Waters, but the others won in every way, which is why Waters is still very angry and resentful when he talks about pink floyd. He can't stand that they were successful without him and he can't stand that their albums beat all of his solo albums. I don't understand why you say he "settle the beef", less than two months ago he did an interview in which he insulted Gilmour and Rick for no reason and in a very aggressive way.
An the audience always wanted to hear the old stuff what Roger wrote Dave would reply its coming if gilmour an mason went out without the name Pink Floyd you they would of sold out there concerts
@@Simone77777Your comment won't age well over the years, watch and see. Like a bad bottle of wine, turned sour!
The King!
It's still in you, you still got it, Roger. Your ego.
👍🏻 love these questions and answers videos
He says through gritted teeth 😂
The number of takes in the studio doesn't matter. Live is always one incredible take, decade after decade.
I see lots of topics that are not addressed in this question or answer. I am sticking with this: Everyone involved in the making of The wall, ended up having their best work presented on this album, ( be it in the studio, editing, production, post production and writing and composing)
I mean lots of topics in the comments.
So fucking true about Ezrin! Great autobiography Roger have read it twice and would hope that all people who want to know the truth about PF read, also Nick Masons book is really good and very honest. Much peace and love x
That was a classy way to finish the answer.
Great answer to a loaded question. I definitely think they were fishing for you to start bad mouthing David here.
We love you, Roger.
What we need is a theater production of the wall.
I fall in love with country music since I heard his songs, sorry for invading your privacy, am Kate Merez. where are you from?
Gilmour did an amazing comfortably numb solo on the pulse album that topped the album version by a country mile! And that was one take coz he was doing it live.
Nobody believes that solo at the end of comfortably numb was a "one-try peace of cake".
I think we need a same interview with dave now
Except for Ezrin 🤪
Dave will have to run it by Polly first 👍
@@creepingbrainyou think she is the right person?
Waters is talking about how ezrin says it was one take
Comping is part of the craft. They certainly knew what they were doing. Great video!
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Two great talent's like Roger and David are of course going to clash on things. It's the artist inside them. I think it's in the DNA. I think they are both remarkable.
Roger, we love You Both. We only ask to not carry this to your grave, this division, between you both. A naive assumption, perhaps, just drop the ego and accept any mistakes on your part.
A fan
I love Gilmour's solos too.
Yeah me too, but about their author, I can't say I do... For long I thought he was a calm gentle guy... Then I saw that he was not the less fueling the problems...
And his "last" act on twitter, agreeing on his wife bitching Roger, just was the final... cut... That they have disagreement is ok, to accuse an "old friend" of antisemitism based on... NOTHING but a criticism of Israel, to please his (untalented) wife, just because it seems she suddenly have an identity problem, is just sick... At least "write nothing"...
Those are Pink Floyd solos, not Daves solos.
We don't call Money a Roger Waters song
@@garryiglesias4074 To say Waters is an antisemite is ridiculous.
@@Redguard677The solos are by Gilmour, the songs are by Pink Floyd. If Gilmour's solos aren't Gilmour's but Pink Floyd's, then Waters' lyrics aren't Waters' but Pink Floyd's, right?
@@aldobaglio205 lyrics are credited input, whereas solos are no. They are just arrangements like drums
"nothing wrong with" - Come on Roger. They are some of the greatest solo's of all time. They are knock-down killer mind blowing colors exploding in your mind emotional solo's not "nothing wrong with them."
your fans are weeping cheering laughing smiling & about as happy or surprised as one could be bless you for making this video pink floyd are all so special a sort of gift with signs of life ''
That was easy to agree with; Cheers, Roger!!!