David Gilmour Remember the night

**the floyd** · 22nd September 2007, 13:35

Pink Floyd live on.awesome.old timers who know how to play music..

**lofty** · 22nd September 2007, 13:55

Comfortably numb.. one of my fav songs..

**the floyd** · 22nd September 2007, 13:59

Originally Posted by lofty69

Comfortably numb.. one of my fav songs..

top notch.

**john_k_sri** · 22nd September 2007, 14:05

Originally Posted by the floyd

Pink Floyd live on.awesome.old timers who know how to play music..

Too right. My generation, my music. Tunes you can sing and play air guitar to. Not dominated by electronic garbage.
For me, seriously worth downloading.

**the floyd** · 22nd September 2007, 14:10

Originally Posted by john_k_sri

Too right. My generation, my music. Tunes you can sing and play air guitar to. Not dominated by electronic garbage.
For me, seriously worth downloading.

air guitar now your talking.only wish i had hair again.the good years of my life..

**parapaul** · 22nd September 2007, 14:17

Pink Floyd were way before my time but I wish they hadn't been. I was brought up listening to them, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and the like. I remember a live gig they did at Earls Court about 10 or 12 years ago now, I was still at school but I watched the video (remember them?

) till it went fuzzy.

**the floyd** · 22nd September 2007, 14:25

Originally Posted by parapaul

Pink Floyd were way before my time but I wish they hadn't been. I was brought up listening to them, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and the like. I remember a live gig they did at Earls Court about 10 or 12 years ago now, I was still at school but I watched the video (remember them?

) till it went fuzzy.

Now your talking music.the concert you watched is now out on dvd called the pulse and it is awesome.

**john_k_sri** · 22nd September 2007, 14:32

Originally Posted by the floyd

air guitar now your talking.only wish i had hair again.the good years of my life..

Frustrated axeman at heart, wish I'd learnt to play the guitar

. Like David Gilmour on 'Sorrow' from 'A Momentary Lapse of Reason'. If that track doesn't move you, you aint human IMO. Virtuosi are born, not manufactured. A modern one is Joe Satriani, worth trying if you haven't already.

**the floyd** · 22nd September 2007, 14:37

Originally Posted by john_k_sri

Frustrated axeman at heart, wish I'd learnt to play the guitar

. Like David Gilmour on 'Sorrow' from 'A Momentary Lapse of Reason'. If that track doesn't move you, you aint human IMO. Virtuosi are born, not manufactured. A modern one is Joe Satriani, worth trying if you haven't already.

Seen satriani twice live loved him...another good gilmour track is of his new album called on a island the track is called the blue.the guitar work is second to none.sends shivers down my spine...

**BlueRob** · 22nd September 2007, 17:47

Originally Posted by john_k_sri

Frustrated axeman at heart, wish I'd learnt to play the guitar

. Like David Gilmour on 'Sorrow' from 'A Momentary Lapse of Reason'. If that track doesn't move you, you aint human IMO. Virtuosi are born, not manufactured. A modern one is Joe Satriani, worth trying if you haven't already.

It´s never too late mate to learn new stuff...I used to have a nice Fender axe and on one of few stupid moments of my life sold it!

To this day I regret that moment, and since few weeks back I´m getting the crazy idea of buying another guitar and star playing again....and dammm I will!

Originally Posted by the floyd

Seen satriani twice live loved him...another good gilmour track is of his new album called on a island the track is called the blue.the guitar work is second to none.sends shivers down my spine...

Lucky you that seen one of the guitar Gods in flesh and blood! Mr. Satriani rocks and rules

BTW few moths back I posted a link where a really virtuoso kid plays "for the love of god" (Steve Vai) gives me the chills...he is totally amazing....here is the link again for you rock lovers.....
http://forum.vectra-c.com/showthread...ght=rock+heart