Dave: "I'm a little nervous tonight actually now" Dan: "Why: Dave: "Well you're in audience for a start " Dan: "For crying out loud!" That tickled me. Massive respect to two guys who work at their craft to such a high level, yet wear it lightly and are so generous with it.
In this case, I personally think that we’re talking about mutual respect, not “niceties”! They don’t need to being “nice” to each other, the two knows exactly who they are! 😂 I totally agreed with you, @spharr…
My introduction to Dave was in a Guitarist Magazine article from 1998 top 10 80s Shredders and have been following him ever since, still have the copy of the mag. Love Dave K
A decade ago I kinda resented him playing the guitar parts. Over time, I've learned to really appreciate the great job Mr Kilminster has done filling those massive shoes, while elevating to bring his own taste and class to the parts and solos. Now I'm grateful, as a PF fan.
I've seen Dave with Waters on the Wall tour in 2012 and this latest tour last year, and Dave has nothing to worry about! The man can play and inject plenty of soul and feel into those classic songs
Very cool interview. He seems very grounded and down to earth about the attitude required to play such a huge gig. I'm sure the intimidation of playing in front of 50,000 people as well as cameras and everything else going on would be enormous. I loved his outlook and honesty.
He seems like a really nice man. This was so fun to watch. The tones were pretty epic and those tele/strats he has sound and look amazing. Dan, how awesome for you to have this connection and help put together something that is so integral to this tour. Well done. Have a great weekend guys.
I went to see him play with Roger Waters last year, and his sound was truly superb! I was sitting there thinking about how they managed to get such a perfect sound out of the speakers and sounding so excellent in that arena. It was clear and loud! Absolutely awesome show!
Inspiring, two people with the deepest commitment to their craft. Favorite quote: "I looked down and my guitar was covered in blood, I was trying to feel something." Thanks Dan....may your day be filled with feeling. ❤
My fav pedal ever made, Hermida Zen Drive. That's a handsome looking board chaps. Mr Kilminster is going to be thrilled. Thanks for sharing. I have a Paoletti, it's made from wine casks, beautiful Guitar and it's a rare lefty. An anniversary present from my wife.
Really beautiful video! Being a Gilmour’s fan, I’ve never thought someone else like Kilminster could ever take his place. And I know it sounds weird but…after seeing Waters live in Rome and take a look to his work during this years, I got to say that Kilminster fits very well David’s habits, trying to being respectful with the originals but even carrying something personal every time. And, being also proudly Italian, knows that he’s playing Brunetti and Paoletti it likes me very much. Last (but not least), Kilminster’s way to approach to the music is the same approach of mine and I had the same experience, in my simple guitarist’s life: I still play by ear and reading a single note it tooks me 39 seconds each note!😂 I really love his way to “live” the music he plays, even if it’s not his usual background. Hats off to him and (of course) Dan’s work, still perfect and focused! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I'm Italian and i saw Dave in the Brunetti stand years ago in Bologna when he was about to start the first Waters tour.I didn't know him but i realized immediatly he was a genius, i remeber , after talkin to this lovely man who were answering some question of a dude who didn't know anything about him, asking to Marco Brunetti "Who's he?" , he told me about Waters and the tour with a light in his eye ..and i started shaking
I have seen Dave K. 3 times now with Roger Waters. THe Wall, Us And Them and Not a DRILL. His playing and tone has always been incredible. Dan's rig building makes it sound so much like the original but different. In a good way. His guitar just cuts though everything much like Gilmour's. I hope to catch Dave K playing on his own or with other artists some day.
I first saw Kilminster at Hammersmith with Steven Wilson and he became my favourite guitarist at that moment. Still is. Head back. Lives and breathes the era I come from and there is no one else that can come close to that.
Dave's comment at 18:35 about playing clean to be heard is absolutely true! We all love cranking up the gain in the bedroom, but as soon as you reach gig volumes, that glorious sound just gets swallowed up in the mix.
@@gdawgs101 Yep, meant to say Dave K but Dave G would be great too! I saw two shows in 2018 when Roger came to New Zealand for the Us + Them tour. I was blown away by Dave K's playing and how authentic it is to the original. He's able to replicate not only the parts that are in-tune/in-time, but also the parts that aren't! Sometimes the latter are just as important.
Saw the wall concert in Auckland NZ some years ago. Dave blew my mind. Tone in spades. It was about as perfect as one could imagine. Glad I went. What a Stella show
Dave is Another great Guitarist whose Magazine lessons taught me lots along time ago , it would be cool to see Phil Hilborne on the Show some time Phil was another great teacher from my Magazine days .
Gilmour was the guy that made it look so easy I thought I could do it. paused my warbly Pompeii beta tape, went into town & bought a black squier strat. Jokes on me.
I do a similar job to Dave albeit on a much, much smaller scale - so I could happily spend hours listening to the two of you. So much valuable information - thanks Dan and Dave.
He's a MONSTER Stood 2 feet from him when he played for his friend Heather Findlay in a small club in York a few years ago. An absolute top notch player.
As an huge Floyd fan - Highly enjoyable episode !! One more pint and I'm off to bed because its new guitar day tomorrow morning - early morning drive 2 1/2 hours west, on a guitar safari, to go get a dream guitar - Rickenbacker 330 - Slainte Gents!
Absolutely nothing against Dave Kilminster. I am sure this is a great gig and and he is a stellar player. nothing but absolute respect to people who make their living designing, manufacturing, selling, setting up and playing music and gear. Personally, I could never enjoy seeing a band playing Pink Floyd songs without David Gilmour’s vocals and playing and Rick Wright’s (RIP) and Nick Mason’s playing. To all those who can, enjoy! All four band members were irreplaceable, but at a minimum David Gilmour’s participation is a must for me.
Awesome - I saw Dave on the second Toronto gig last summer and the sound and the playing was just stunning. Been waiting for this ever since. Happy day ❤
Hey, I know it's an easy mistake to make but it looks like he's actually using a Dunlop Band of Gypsys Mini Fuzz Face FFM6. The white knobs are the giveaway. The FFM2 has black knobs. Not germanium as far as I'm aware or even really a Fuzz Face circuit. Roger Mayer put an octavia circuit without the octave in a Fuzz Face enclosure with white knobs which is what Hendrix used during the BOG Fillmore East performances and that's what Dunlop used as the template for the fuzz on his board.
The kid I taught to play guitar last name is Brunetti we might have to look into those. Also built him his first pedal board (Dan : ) 6 months later he made the high school Jazz band !
@@davemabee5798Well... He Stayed with David Spade. & Spade is litterly obsessed W/R&R... I lent him an Unreal guitar. But he - Actually thinks he could never better Sandler. (( What ? )) he can. BARLEY l Play, "70's Disco chords. Sooo... He lived 98% of his life W/Dave. Then all of a sudden, Immediately W/ Pink Floyd. B
Caught the Roger Waters show in Bologna back in April and Dave's playing was incredible. What an incredibly tight band, and so much energy and passion. Flawless. (And a flawless pedalboard, too -- nice one, Dan!)
Aha,have butter knife will travel. I think I would be nervous too if there's a guy in the audience that knows my pedal board patches better than I do. 😀 Great job Dan,as usual. It's always nice to see how you change people's lives by sorting out their wiring.
I just started watching this. I had to pause to say wow I really love the old logo in the lower left screen. i miss that retro vibe design! also you didn’t mention why you had to tear his whole paddleboard apart but you’ll probably get to that if I continue watching maybe I should be more patient?! and kilminster is amazing. 😊love the jb wired t shirt… one of my favorite albums and album covers of all time that picture of Jeff Beck made me want to be a guitar player.
Dave: "I'm a little nervous tonight actually now"
Dan: "Why:
Dave: "Well you're in audience for a start "
Dan: "For crying out loud!"
That tickled me. Massive respect to two guys who work at their craft to such a high level, yet wear it lightly and are so generous with it.
In this case, I personally think that we’re talking about mutual respect, not “niceties”! They don’t need to being “nice” to each other, the two knows exactly who they are! 😂
I totally agreed with you, @spharr…
My introduction to Dave was in a Guitarist Magazine article from 1998 top 10 80s Shredders and have been following him ever since, still have the copy of the mag. Love Dave K
A decade ago I kinda resented him playing the guitar parts. Over time, I've learned to really appreciate the great job Mr Kilminster has done filling those massive shoes, while elevating to bring his own taste and class to the parts and solos. Now I'm grateful, as a PF fan.
I've seen Dave with Waters on the Wall tour in 2012 and this latest tour last year, and Dave has nothing to worry about! The man can play and inject plenty of soul and feel into those classic songs
Very cool interview. He seems very grounded and down to earth about the attitude required to play such a huge gig. I'm sure the intimidation of playing in front of 50,000 people as well as cameras and everything else going on would be enormous. I loved his outlook and honesty.
He seems like a really nice man. This was so fun to watch. The tones were pretty epic and those tele/strats he has sound and look amazing. Dan, how awesome for you to have this connection and help put together something that is so integral to this tour. Well done. Have a great weekend guys.
He is. I remember being at ACM with both him and Guthrie teaching there and they were wonderful guys and very humble and very funny.
I went to see him play with Roger Waters last year, and his sound was truly superb! I was sitting there thinking about how they managed to get such a perfect sound out of the speakers and sounding so excellent in that arena. It was clear and loud!
Absolutely awesome show!
Inspiring, two people with the deepest commitment to their craft. Favorite quote: "I looked down and my guitar was covered in blood, I was trying to feel something." Thanks Dan....may your day be filled with feeling. ❤
Dan, you have a beautiful soul - Fantastic interview/insight to a great player playing a massive gig
Thank you kindly! 🤓🙏
My fav pedal ever made, Hermida Zen Drive. That's a handsome looking board chaps. Mr Kilminster is going to be thrilled. Thanks for sharing. I have a Paoletti, it's made from wine casks, beautiful Guitar and it's a rare lefty. An anniversary present from my wife.
Really beautiful video! Being a Gilmour’s fan, I’ve never thought someone else like Kilminster could ever take his place. And I know it sounds weird but…after seeing Waters live in Rome and take a look to his work during this years, I got to say that Kilminster fits very well David’s habits, trying to being respectful with the originals but even carrying something personal every time. And, being also proudly Italian, knows that he’s playing Brunetti and Paoletti it likes me very much. Last (but not least), Kilminster’s way to approach to the music is the same approach of mine and I had the same experience, in my simple guitarist’s life: I still play by ear and reading a single note it tooks me 39 seconds each note!😂 I really love his way to “live” the music he plays, even if it’s not his usual background. Hats off to him and (of course) Dan’s work, still perfect and focused! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
me too believe he's the perfect match, his bendings and timings are closer to David Gilmour than any other cover band's guitarists
I wish more videos like this! Also Mr. Kilminster is such a talented musician and has a cool vibe that i like!
I know he’s not _the_ Dave, but hearing him rip the Time solo still sent shivers down the spine
I’m so with you on that. One of my fovouritist solos of all time, and the delay effect on it is just the best. Sounded absolutely killer here
I'm Italian and i saw Dave in the Brunetti stand years ago in Bologna when he was about to start the first Waters tour.I didn't know him but i realized immediatly he was a genius, i remeber , after talkin to this lovely man who were answering some question of a dude who didn't know anything about him, asking to Marco Brunetti "Who's he?" , he told me about Waters and the tour with a light in his eye ..and i started shaking
I have seen Dave K. 3 times now with Roger Waters. THe Wall, Us And Them and Not a DRILL. His playing and tone has always been incredible. Dan's rig building makes it sound so much like the original but different. In a good way. His guitar just cuts though everything much like Gilmour's. I hope to catch Dave K playing on his own or with other artists some day.
I first saw Kilminster at Hammersmith with Steven Wilson and he became my favourite guitarist at that moment. Still is. Head back. Lives and breathes the era I come from and there is no one else that can come close to that.
He is such a great guitarist! Really cool to have this behind the scenes look! Must be quite a trip to be part of such a huge operation.
Dave's comment at 18:35 about playing clean to be heard is absolutely true! We all love cranking up the gain in the bedroom, but as soon as you reach gig volumes, that glorious sound just gets swallowed up in the mix.
I’ve been waiting for this since I saw Dave touring with Roger in 2018 and saw his (obviously Dan built) board! So pumped for this!
Dan asks the questions that we as guitarists want to hear about. Great interview and I hope Dave and Roger make it back to NZ again one day!
I'm pretty sure Dave is done touring unfortunately
Edit: whoops, I realized you probably meant the other Dave, not Gilmour.
@@gdawgs101 Yep, meant to say Dave K but Dave G would be great too! I saw two shows in 2018 when Roger came to New Zealand for the Us + Them tour. I was blown away by Dave K's playing and how authentic it is to the original. He's able to replicate not only the parts that are in-tune/in-time, but also the parts that aren't! Sometimes the latter are just as important.
What a huge treat; I love this guy; “no mate, you’re playing that, I’m going home....” what a legend.
man you're everywhere!
Another great and well deserved feather in Dan's hat.
Well done! Definitely one of my favorites from this series. 🎸
Saw the wall concert in Auckland NZ some years ago. Dave blew my mind. Tone in spades. It was about as perfect as one could imagine. Glad I went. What a Stella show
What a night! And what a guy ❤
Dave is Another great Guitarist whose Magazine lessons taught me lots along time ago , it would be cool to see Phil Hilborne on the Show some time Phil was another great teacher from my Magazine days .
Oh Dan what a wonderful video!! And with such an approachable humble and talented guitarist. Thanks.
Grew up with him (mags) and then through guitar school 20 years ago. Go DAVE! You rock!
Awesome. Well done Dan! Playing Pink Floyd songs is the reason for about half of most guitarists’ pedal collection I reckon
Gilmour was the guy that made it look so easy I thought I could do it. paused my warbly Pompeii beta tape, went into town & bought a black squier strat. Jokes on me.
So many instant Pink tones ! great player and killer board of course.!
What a nice super humble guy. Incredible
I could listen to this guy play and talk all day.
I do a similar job to Dave albeit on a much, much smaller scale - so I could happily spend hours listening to the two of you. So much valuable information - thanks Dan and Dave.
Really enjoyed that - great to see Dave on the show. Thank you Dan and thank you Dave. 😎
Great guitarist, and just watching two guys talking about their love for guitars and gear is amazing!
Lovely! Thanks Dave and Dan! Best, Daniel 🤙🏻
He's got it surrounded. Such a lovely body of work to interpret/cover.
He's a MONSTER
Stood 2 feet from him when he played for his friend Heather Findlay in a small club in York a few years ago. An absolute top notch player.
Fabulous....thanks!
Wow!!! What a treat! Thank you lads!
Dan thanks brings back memories of see PF in 75 when they would crash the plane behind the stage.
Dave always seems like the nicest guy, and such a great guitar player.
As an huge Floyd fan - Highly enjoyable episode !! One more pint and I'm off to bed because its new guitar day tomorrow morning - early morning drive 2 1/2 hours west, on a guitar safari, to go get a dream guitar - Rickenbacker 330 - Slainte Gents!
Dave is so down to earth, he's the guitarist i'll always want to be.
Absolutely nothing against Dave Kilminster. I am sure this is a great gig and and he is a stellar player. nothing but absolute respect to people who make their living designing, manufacturing, selling, setting up and playing music and gear. Personally, I could never enjoy seeing a band playing Pink Floyd songs without David Gilmour’s vocals and playing and Rick Wright’s (RIP) and Nick Mason’s playing. To all those who can, enjoy! All four band members were irreplaceable, but at a minimum David Gilmour’s participation is a must for me.
I got chills when he started playing Gilmour's licks! 💚🎸
Awesome show. I like to see that most musicians are lovely people and can get nervous like the rest of us. Thanks for showing us this.
I saw him on the previous tour they did with Roger and it was an incredible show. Super great guitarist!
Awesome - I saw Dave on the second Toronto gig last summer and the sound and the playing was just stunning. Been waiting for this ever since. Happy day ❤
What a fantastic conversation. I really enjoyed this Dan.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🤓👍
Dave is an amazing player!! Love your sound
What a fantastic behind the scenes video, and what a superb guitarist Dave is. Huge thanks Dave and Dan for this.
Hey, I know it's an easy mistake to make but it looks like he's actually using a Dunlop Band of Gypsys Mini Fuzz Face FFM6. The white knobs are the giveaway. The FFM2 has black knobs. Not germanium as far as I'm aware or even really a Fuzz Face circuit. Roger Mayer put an octavia circuit without the octave in a Fuzz Face enclosure with white knobs which is what Hendrix used during the BOG Fillmore East performances and that's what Dunlop used as the template for the fuzz on his board.
The kid I taught to play guitar last name is Brunetti we might have to look into those. Also built him his first pedal board (Dan : )
6 months later he made the high school Jazz band !
Absolutely AWESOME!! Thank you both.
Wow! Amazing sounds. Great interview / discussion, relaxed and just again amazing how skillful guitarist Mr Kilmister is.
Dave is such a cool person. An incredible guitarist too.
Wonderful DK is so humble about his abilities and gigs
Great video. Loved Dave's humility
What a wonderful player! He's earned that spot. Great guy too.
What a great guy and amazing guitarist. Thanks Dan.
That was great!! Best of luck to you both!
Yes! Love Dave! Great guy, and what a player!!
Really enjoyed this one. What a player Dave is and a lovely guy. Rig sounded superb! Great watch 😃
Dave is a really incredible guitarist with THE best tone!
Thank you, I didn't think I was that well known.
@@davemabee5798Well... He Stayed with David Spade. & Spade is litterly obsessed W/R&R... I lent him an Unreal guitar. But he - Actually thinks he could never better Sandler. (( What ? )) he can. BARLEY l
Play, "70's Disco chords. Sooo... He lived 98% of his life W/Dave. Then all of a sudden, Immediately W/ Pink Floyd. B
Awesome. Dave is such a cool dude.
Seems like a very chill guy, perfect for some Floyd songs haha. Epic tones, love seeing these rig rundowns and interviews.
If you have never seen Roger Waters and the guys. Highly recommend it. Awesome musicians and what a show.
You always get the nicest people on here. Must just attract them.
Awesome player, great tones and seems such a sweet guy. Great episode!
Cool video.
I saw David with Roger Waters and Steven Wilson live multiple times. Fantastic guitar player.
This was great. Playing the Time solo was a nice little surprise for a min there
Awesome Dan. Cheers.
Absolutely sounds amazing and I love the rose guitars. You can do a DIY Noel's Knobs at 24:38
Would love to see more content in how these big pros prepare for performing and securing confidence in gear hitting the cues
I really really enjoy this type of content! More of this!
Been a fan of Daves since back in the 90's, awesome player and lovely guy. I forgot him and Guthrie were besties :)
Saw Dave play with Rogers Waters in Manchester earlier this year - sounded absolutely awesome!!!! 👏👏👏
What a cool guy. Great show!
Simon McBride and David Kilminster back to back? Monster players, very impressive!
Brilliant insight into Dave Kilminster and his gear, well done guys 😊👍
Finally... Doyle Bramhall the 28'th. Finally took his Ego somewhere else. Listen to Chaley Sexton. On, "Under the wishing tree. FN. Masterpiece.
Dan is the man!!
Freaking Awesome! Great Vid Daniel!!!
Great build and great interview! Cheers Dan and Dave!!
Great to see the ThorpyFX Deep Oggin and Camouflange on here. THE best modulation pedals!!
I an not familiar with Dave Kilminster, but what we hear here is really good! Great interview Dan!
Brunetti makes such incredible amps! I have ten other amps but my Brunetti Singleman 50w is the best single channel that I ever had.
Nice sounds. Thanks, boys.
Great to see Gilmours parts can be done with a fairly small rig and still sound amazing.
This was awesome!
Caught the Roger Waters show in Bologna back in April and Dave's playing was incredible. What an incredibly tight band, and so much energy and passion. Flawless. (And a flawless pedalboard, too -- nice one, Dan!)
I was at that show too Dan! Same side but much closer 😀
Aha,have butter knife will travel. I think I would be nervous too if there's a guy in the audience that knows my pedal board patches better than I do. 😀 Great job Dan,as usual. It's always nice to see how you change people's lives by sorting out their wiring.
Love it! I’ve always been a Pink Floyd fan influenced by Gilmour. He nailed the sounds and playing.
I just started watching this. I had to pause to say wow I really love the old logo in the lower left screen. i miss that retro vibe design!
also you didn’t mention why you had to tear his whole paddleboard apart but you’ll probably get to that if I continue watching maybe I should be more patient?! and kilminster is amazing. 😊love the jb wired t shirt… one of my favorite albums and album covers of all time that picture of Jeff Beck made me want to be a guitar player.
As Dan’s friend says. ‘Everything I’d want in a guitarist’.
Lots of Italian brand gears in Kilminster's rig, I didn't know that!
Great post, thank you very much :)
Seen this so many times but its always good
Great interview Dan, hellova gig man! Diolch