Dave Kilminster Interview: Roger Waters The Wall Tour 2011

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La stavate aspettando musicoffili? Ecco allora tutta per voi la lunga e gustosa intervista a Dave Kilminster, lead guitarist del Roger Waters The Wall Tour 2011, probabilmente lo spettacolo più grandioso e indimenticabile degli ultimi anni. In questa densa chiacchierata, quasi informale vista la simpatia e l'umiltà di questo grandissimo personaggio, Francesco "edward84" Sicheri ci trasporterà dentro il mondo del chitarrista, che meritatamente oggi può permettersi di calcare il palco di uno show di tale livello e di poter ricreare i suoni di una delle rock opera più belle di sempre. Il tutto, come anticipato nel trailer, strizzando l'occhio al made in Italy con il prestigioso marchio Brunetti, di cui è felicemente endorser, vanto e orgoglio della produzione di strumenti musicali del nostro paese. Buona visione musicoffili, mettetevi comodi e godetevi venti minuti con questo Musicista con la M maiuscola. Mi raccomando, se non lo avete già impostato di default, attivate i sottotitoli in italiano cliccando il tasto "cc" sulla barra di navigazione del video. Enjoy ;)
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You've been waiting for? So here for you there is the long and nice interview with Dave Kilminster, lead guitarist for the Roger Waters The Wall Tour 2011, probably the greatest and most memorable live show of recent years. In this dense conversation, almost informal because of the sympathy and modesty of this great musician, Francesco "edward84" Sicheri will carry us inside the world of the guitarist, who deservedly can walk on the stage of that high level show and be able to recreate the sounds of one of the best rock opera ever. And, as anticipated in the trailer, he does it with the made in Italy of the prestigious Brunetti Amplification, a pride of the production of musical instruments in our country. So, sit back and enjoy these twenty minutes with a magnificent musician. If you have not already set by default, you can enable the italian subtitles by clicking the "cc" button on the navigation bar. Enjoy ;)
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[@mark7166]

For what it's worth, I've seen Dave Kilminster three times with Roger Waters, and he's by far the best David Gilmour stand-in I've ever seen.

[@michaeltrees6872]

You guys do the best interviews!

[@tonimarru4609]

Grande dave

[@renatoporcu3097]

Umile.... ❤️..... capace di scendere gli occhi davanti DAVIDE GILMOUR
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[@simonecalienno7276]

I like his sound! Very good.

[@Cattublepa]

I fully agree!

[@Azulnote]

A master and a apprentice.

[@MrSpamaholic]

Absolutely, he's clearly not a Pink Floyd fan. He's the kind of player that would call Michael Schenker "sloppy", and prescribe more modal inversion. That's your 80s shred dude right there. The smart recruiter would have got an african american jazz player as the lead guitar...

[@JustMyxu]

Personally, I'd probably recommend Guthrie Govan, especially after his prereleased movies from new Steven Wilson album.
Despite he is a bit shreddy type of player, he is as well really musical - and for sure he know how to play progressive... As well as he is brilliant in fitting himself into the style of band he is currently playing.

[@ConstantineTvalashvili]

absolutely agree xD

[@MrMurens]

In what way??

[@Azulnote]

You still need two amps.

[@michaeltrees6872]

He should try a Kemper.

[@paulnoonan1151]

ha ha, you're a funny guy.

[@lionheart6229]

Did he say roger Moore. Ha ha.

[@TheJFCDG]

Those bendings sound so weird, that's when you really miss Gilmour.

[@justincox1685]

i don't read french so whatever

[@81giorikas]

I don't really like guthrie govan. Much prefer this guy...