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He saved Pink Floyd after Syd Barrett’s mental breakdown in late 1967.

Genius

Huh. I've been pronouncing it wrong my whole life.

Great man. Poor interviewer. Pity.

Iv got this picture signed by David through my friend robin birley

You get the impression that Sue Lawley doesn't really get it

'All the Pretty Horses' a masterpiece. First of the 'Border' trilogy, however.

Extraordinary how Mdm Lawley focuses on everything except the music that made Pink Floyd.

I hate when a rock star picks all rock tunes, so it’s nice that Roger Waters chose such a varied and open set of recordings.

I lived with Thin Lizzy's Roadies in west London 1973 and speaking of groupies the door never stopped knocking with beautiful hip girls wanting to come inside (Pun intended)

Aside from Elvis, the best looking rock star

Goodness what a terrible interview. A load of stupid, "challenging" questions about PF and nothing about his early life or early musical influences, well not in the first 5 minutes anyway - had to turn it off.

Well, finally I realized how to correctly pronounce the name of the album!

Time should have stopped in the 70's or 80's just to preserve this nearly perfect man.

Pimk Floyd is best band in whole World , and guitar and vocal David Guilmore is motor who move all World with his voice and guitars. Amen!

Dave needs to do audiobooks

David's influence on PF was what I enjoyed the most. His soaring vocals and atmospheric guitar playing as well as his musical contributions to certain songs that turned out to be most of my favorites. Also loved his solo work and yes, his stoicism, a bit rare for a R&R guy. A tremendous talent.

8 Children! That is unethical in the planetary scheme of things. Regardless of his talent that lowers his stock in my eyes.

I highly recommend David to read a translation of the koran. It's the funniest thing I've ever read and there's plenty of psychedelic material for future songs, like "The sun setting in a muddy pool of warm water," or perhaps "If a woman comes first, then the child will look like her," or even "The talking ants." For some darker material, I can suggest wonderful titles for a few songs, like, "A black man is a raisin head," and, "Black people are of the devil," and "Black people will go to hell." For some witty stuff, there's the Muhammad collection of corkers, like, "Camels, rip that old lady apart," and, "Oh, Ayesha, I know you're only 6, but marry me and we'll consummate it when you're 9."

Exquisite.

roger waters is a rabid and delusional anti-Semite, who is intoxicated by the fallacious notion of his own relevance. waters delights in holding to, embellishing upon and passionately contaminating others with his groundless distortions, tropes and false accusations against Israel and the Jewish people. Regardless of his home being safely nestled in faraway rural England, waters (who, far from being original or distinctive, deferentially toes-the-line of his ‘woke’ and BDS confederates) speaks vehemently about Israel in particular and the Middle East generally, as if he has either lived there as a native of the region or has magically received a measure of divine ‘unique revelation’ granting him alone some kind of secret, inside and privileged insight into the ‘facts-on-the-ground’ in a global region for which he actually understands very little. waters appears to believe that his imaginary and exclusive ‘revelation’ not only compensates adequately for this shortcoming, but it has also bequeathed to him… 01. Flawless and deep insight into all Jewish, Arab, Israeli and Middle Eastern issues and dynamics. 02. Full authority to speak out and sermonise his perverted ‘gospel of hate’ with absolute impunity as he alone sees fit. 03. His life’s mission of categorising, demonising and falsely branding the Jewish State as a shameless and brazen perpetrator of apartheid, repression, injustice and tyranny, whilst categorising Arabic residents and ‘palestinians’ in particular in and around Israel as the innocent, mild-mannered and down-trodden, remnants of the ancient and once proud, original natives of the Jewish homeland. waters remains wilfully deaf and blind to the ever-growing archaeological mountain of indisputable and tangible proof of Jewish presence in Israel for over 3,000 years, whereas the history of the ‘palestinian people’ (as an ethnically distinct group) was entirely invisible until suddenly appearing in the mid-1960s, following a political strategy being devised by yet another history revisionist (and in this case also a murdering terrorist) named yasser arafat. It was arafat, in conjunction with the Arab League, who in 1964, originally started a political group known as the ‘palestinian liberation organisation’ and arafat himself, as leader of ‘fatah’, who then subsequently concocted the imaginary ‘palestinian people’ as a distinct entity, in 1967, along with their immediate and retro-actively ‘proud-and-ancient-connection’ to the land of Israel - but this, though germane, is a discussion for another time. Hatred, pseudo-intellectualism, racial vilification, history revisionism, an inflated, arrogant belief in his own relevance and significance together with an obdurate litany of disinformation of daily life in Israel are all at the core of waters’ repugnantly perverted catalogue of propaganda and ‘Jew-hatred’. After all, for roger waters, why should he ever tolerate an inconvenient detail like THE TRUTH to spoil his gratuitous and maliciously racist 'hate-fest'!!! It’s horrifying to consider that waters’ malignant ugliness seeped into such a wonderful band as Pink Floyd - although, thankfully they now seem to be going really well without him!!!

Probably the greatest band ever and he is such a kind gentle man

the man who stole the floyd

Everyone needs a voice like david guilmour's talking to them through difficult times in life 😅 and also, listening to him I can get a glimpse of how he managed to work along with Roggo for such a long time. He's chill personified

It's pretty disrespectful, especially coming from a composer/musician, when he chooses "Endless Flight from the movie Bable" (7:30) without bothering to mention who the composer and musician of the piece is. It's like Ryuichi Sakamoto choosing "The Great Gig in the Sky from a TV advert". Class always tells.

Help pls, from a kind soul - English is not my 1st lenguage 😪 what does he say at 24:31? And then at 25:04... I don't understand what he says he regrets

What a terrible interviewer rubbish

Terrible interview!!!

Where on earth did she get such uninspiring questions ? I mean here you have he chance to interview on of the most iconic writer/performers of his generation and all she mentions are 'flying pigs'. A wasted opportunity.

I never listened to DID very much. I liked Kirsty and Parky but was surprised at Lawley's insincerity in this episode, with her smug little fake laugh. Was she always like that?

Sue Lawley is a dreadful interviewer she has ruined the whole thing

On April 10th, 1975 (in Seattle)... he called his wife, and a man answers. It's on The Wall.

Ummagumma has ties to Stanley Kubricks 2001:A Space Odyssey. The opening scene of the Apes and the Monolith was Several species of small fury animals gathered in s cave grooving with a pict(Scottish/Gaelic Priest). The rest of the album plays into the concept of ‘Theater of Man’ Kubricks Idea around the Old man in the bed watching the worlds of mans life being shown before him.

I wish she'd let him finish what he was saying more often.

What an appalling interviewer Sue Lawley is - just let the man talk! I love how patient Gilmour manages to remain.

She needs to shut up.

He forgot "I Know Where Syd Barrett Lives" by Television Personalities.

I didn't expect him to sound so posh.

He got Kate Bush up and running.

These talks are really good.

It’s not as bad as people would say, but it’s still a rough listen.

Never understood how someone who speaks so eloquently can have no confidence in their lyrics.

This was David's Desert Island interview and Lawley turned it into an amateurs view of Syd B and his influence, Roger's relationship with David, etc with little real understanding of Floyd, the music, what that means in terms of David's considerable input into their success. She sounded like a former lightweight journalist interrogating a legend who was politely answering ridiculous questions that he felt uncomfortable with. A missed opportunity to record a classic DID here.

This woman is about as annoying a person as I've ever heard. Purely obnoxious.

"A Man needs a Maid, which is *deeply* politically incorrect, *of course* ". Yeah, yeah - whatever, love. Have a day off.

God Sue Lawley is totally ill suited to this

David Gilmour is a class above - Lawley is an ass.

I was in Menorca 2019 ,I`m sure the guy enjoying a stroll,was David,I didnt encroach on his privecy,so perhaps he was compiling his disc on the Island,I`ll never know

He was soo beautiful !

My god she was/is so insensitive. She's clueless....