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- David Gilmour joined Pink Floyd by misfortune, the descent into madness by his friend Syd Barrett, but the mark he left on the band was big enough to crown him as one of the best guitarists of all time.
- Comfortably Numb. Gilmour wrote the chorus to Comfortably Numb during sessions on his solo record, released in 1978, but too late for him to appear in it.
- Time. Written by the band’s four members, this song contains one of the most iconic solos of Gilmour’s career. Besides, he is the lead singer on the verses, and makes a remarkable second voice on the bridge sung by Richard Wright.
- Dogs. The only contribution to composition from another band member other than Roger Waters on Animals. Dogs is mainly written by the guitarist, with lyrics by the bassman, the main voice is Gilmour on the first part, and Waters on the second.
- ‘Another Brick in The Wall Part 2’
- ‘Let The Be More Light’
- ‘Money’
- ‘Have A Cigar’
- ‘Dogs’
- ‘Shine on You Crazy Diamond’
- ‘Pigs’
- ‘Time’
- ‘Echoes’
- ‘Comfortably Numb’
One of the band’s most famous songs doesn’t spend a lot of time at the bottom of ‘best of’ lists. But thanks to the plethora of searing solos Gilmour’s provided, it falls to the bottom of the pile. Taken from the band’s most beloved album, The Wall, another concept record built on the foundations of rock opera, ‘Another Brick in the Wall part 2’ is...
The earliest moment of Gilmour’s soloing on a Pink Floyd record in our list is the very first recorded song with Pink Floyd once he joined the band. The opening track from 1968 effort A Saucerful of Secretssees Gilmour announce himself as a serious musician. Though his final guitar part on the record is comparatively short, it was here that he not ...
It’s hard to dislike ‘Money’. The song is so funky it often gets forgotten as one of Pink Floyd’s finer moments on record. Which, considering the mammoth intensity of the album, is some feat. Landing on The Dark Side of the Moon,the song’s complex composition belies its groovy rhythm, which feels like one of the band’s few ubiquitous moments. As we...
Taken from the band’s 1975 album Wish You Were Here, ‘Have a Cigar’ —a song fitting for the record’s front cover—was a rarity in many respects as it features a vocalist on the recording that wasn’t Waters or Gilmour. The legendary folk artist Roy Harper providing a much-needed lilt. Truly nobody could have come in to help out Gilmour on this solo t...
Another concept record, this time Animalsfrom 1977, the album that many people will consider their single greatest achievement. Vaguely inspired by George Orwell’s Animal Farmthe tracks runs a true narrative for nearly 18 minutes of searing sonic complexity. It’s the kind of song that utterly defines the band as an artistic entity. The storyline of...
We have to take the songs that bookend Wish You Were Here, as one. Put together, ‘Shine On You Crazy Diamond’ acts as one of the finest moments of Pink Floyd’s career and one that most of the band remember with great fondness. The song acts as a tribute to the band’s fallen founder Syd Barrett with Gilmour, quite aptly, managing to tell the singer’...
If there’s one album on which Gilmour is at his peak then it has to be Animals. The album is a collection of landmark moments for the guitarist, and ‘Pigs’ is perhaps the pinnacle on that record, highlighting Gilmour’s intense talent. In the song, Gilmour delivers a stunning three different solos providing a different shade of brilliant with every ...
Not one for the faint-hearted ‘Time’ acts as another shining moment on the band’s album Dark Side of the Moon, the song houses one of Gilmour’s most famous solos of all. The real pleasure in this track is noting the duality of the song’s content. While quite possibly the most depressing Pink Floyd song it’s also incredibly beautiful at times, highl...
Shared on the band’s 1971 album Meddle, ‘Echoes’ was a very close contender for the number one slot but just got pipped to the post. It is the ultimate in progressive rock, providing a song structure that would put some operatic composers to shame. The song was the first real steps towards their eventual domination of prog rock and the Gilmour’s so...
Sadly, ‘Echoes’ didn’t make the top spot but that’s because we simply couldn’t not listen to the man himself. There isn’t much about ‘Comfortably Numb’, the song which was founded onan argument between Waters and Gilmour, that Floyd fans won’t know. It’s quite simply their Magnus Opus. While on record it ranks as one of the finest moments of The Wa...
Feb 23, 2007 · THE ESSENCE Fig. 1 represents just a few of the stellar moments from Gilmour's solo in "Money" (Dark Side of the Moon).Drawn exclusively from the B minor pentatonic scale (B–D–E–F#–A), it features an assortment of whole-step bends, vibrato-drenched sustained notes, backward grace-note slides, and cool rhythmic combinations.
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Mar 6, 2023 · 1: Pink Floyd: Comfortably Numb (from ‘The Wall’, 1979) Claiming the crown among the best David Gilmour guitar solos, Comfortably Numb is arguably the guitarist’s finest moment in the studio. Appearing on The Wall, this rousing rock ballad coaxes out of Gilmour riffs which scrape the sky to soul-stirring effect.
