Richard Wright was such a great human being. He struck me as a gentleman. And an amazing musician. Rest in peace.. I love your music and the contribution you made to Pink Floyd. You are a legend.
David Gilmour and Richard Wright had a very special relationship. Their instruments and vocals complimented each other wonderfully. RIP Richard Wright, a very kind and gentle man.
Very well said! I hear it new each time it plays...echoes, what a masterpiece. I'm 35 years old, and their music makes me feel as if I've lived twice as much time. Bless all of them, new and old, from Roger to Dave, from Syd and Rick passing, the entire journey must have been quite a life. Bless all of you, love you all. Here we are, here and now.
Echoes is my favourite song on Meddle, which is my favourite album, followed by Fearless and then On the Run. In the latter, I love it when Mason’s big fat flat drum kicks in, because it does sound like some fascist bastard kicking in someone’s door. Genius- all of them.
You can tell a lot about a man by the people he surrounds himself with, and when you have Rick Wright, Bowie, Crosby, Nash, Manzanera, Robert Wyatt and so many other great musicians around you, that means you're a very special person. Thx David for every moment of delight you've given all of us.
at 29:47, walking through the gauntlet of fans out to a waiting limo, Mike Rutherford of Genesis. I had to back it up a few secs, not sure if I saw it right lol....but yeah, that's his beautiful wife Angie with him. Amongst the many others, I read somewhere that Gilmore + Rutherford where good friends. This was cool to see just this glimpse.
David Gilmour and Pink Floyd has been my whole life from the age of 10 i have just turned 50 seen him and them 4 times and would give anything to be able to go back and see them again very special band which at times have literally saved my life in my opinion there will never be another band who will come close to what they have done
It’s always sad to see how David misses his best mate, Richard, and to this day speaks of him often...yes, the Magic that was Pink Floyd can NEVER be repeated. The push/pull of David and Roger was what it was......
Leg 3 of David Gilmour's 2006 "On an Island" tour, from 26 May-->26 August. It's satisfying to see how a band *can* be when egos are set aside for the greater, musical good.
It must be very difficult for David and Roger, they clearly were very close, and both experienced the pain of falling out....when David walks away after seeing Roger, his head is down, I think it affects them both that they lost a closeness that is so difficult to return to. As time passes, we learn to regret our younger ego’s and look back on friendships that maybe were not given the care they deserved. I wish them peace in their later years with this situation. They have both played an amazing part in affecting people’s lives for the better. Bless em both. ✌️❤️
I don’t know that David and Roger were ever great mates personally. In terms of personal friendships, PF tended to split neatly down the middle (Nick and Roger/David and Rick). But they greatly complemented each other musically.
I really enjoyed watching this...so much great music, laughter, family, seeing Rick again and looking so happy, it’s a beautiful heart-warming film. Thank you for sharing with us.
This is what real mankind is about. Love, music, arts and science. As a civilization only few things bring a true value - relationship (like love), arts (like this music), science and technologies. These people, David, Rick, and others.. that's part of our heritage as mankind.
AMAZING!!! David is a genius and we should be so proud as to enjoy his work!!! I’m so happy to see Rick Wright enjoying all of this too. Two very special men! 💋💋💋💋💋💋
Last year I was keen on traveling somewhere but I couldn't decide where to. After watching this documentary I decided to spend four days in Venice as I had already been there but it was long ago and I could hardly remember anything. Three first days were great and my only complaint was the amount of tourists...it was SO crowded everywhere, and the last day I decided just to walk through the canals and streets with no specific direction and at a turning point I listen to crystal glass music. I approach the guy who plays them and it was Igor, the guy that appears in the documentary and performed with David on stage at San Marco. Had a little chat and he explained to me that David and the rest of the guys were EXCELLENT people, had dinner with them and music was always present in some way at all times. He told he really apreciated that someone that young like me remembered him about those days as 2006 is a bit far. I decided to go to Venice thanks to the documentary and once there I meet the crystal glass player who appears on the documentary. Life can truly be beautiful sometimes.
Watching David and Roger part ways and walk away from each other in opposite directions, while the background music being played was "echoes" really makes one feel very sad. I guess you would have to be a die-hard Pink Floyd fan to understand.
The richness of Pink Floyd and each band member, and their legacy of music is a true gift to mankind. I am so lucky to have seen this magical work of art live 5 times, including one with Roger, one of Roger Water's shows, not to mention the lagacy continuing with Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets tour this year of 2019....I feel blessed. David Gilmour's guitar style I describe as "Cosmic". He da man
When I bought this on DVD and watched this amazing documentary, it was such a refreshing breath of fresh air in a difficult year for me that was 2007. This DVD was very moving and enjoyable and great to see Bowie, with Nasha and Crosby make nice guest appearances and nice for Dave and Roger to say hi and break the ice for a short while. The songs are classic and as heartwarming as ever!
That moment when you see Roger and Dave talking each other but not about going on tour together as Pink Floyd with Richard and Nick too... just broke my heart.
We have to appreciate what we have been given by these guys, all of them, because without the four of them we would not be here talking about the legendary Pink Floyd, God bless them all, and God bless your soul Rick, may you rest in peace.
@@melodymakermark And Dave has now hired one of the greatest keyboard players ever , Greg Phillinganes, who played with Stevie Wonder on "Songs in The Key of Life" when he was 16 years old.Greg is a Great Keyboard player that Rick never was, not in the pantheon of gifted virtuosos like Greg. I love Rick, but he would tell you himself that he was not a great Keyboardist, anymore than Roger is a great bass player. That is not what "it" is about in the case of a great group, it is what they did together as four individuals who will never be considered virtuosos in their given instruments.
I like that DG chose amphitheaters, city squares, and fancier concert halls, as venues in which to play on this tour. I understand why arenas are often the natural choice for artists known well enough to fill them. These venues are just so much more interesting to me.
Great to see how Gilmour brings his friend Rick out into the sun. It's never too late to blossom, is it? What a heart-warming film. Thank you very much for uploading.
It seems wonderful from what we've seen of it, but I'm sure he has had his fair share of trials and tribulations as we all have had. At the same time I know what you are saying.
Certainly under-rated by Waters who paid him as a session musician only in the 70s. How the other guys ever worked with him I'll never know. Everyone had their part to play, and Rick certainly had his.
I enjoyed this so much, Sir David is such a excellent man, his whole attitude from using street performers to the whole live and let live, just amazing, good to see Rick Wright having so much fun, r i p Rick. Long live the floyd, and each of there personal music endeavors!
There's so much talent between the two, it's understandable (in my opinion) how two geniuses could be at odds. I wont pretend to know the two, or who's right or wrong but I just thank science these two beings came together.
A wonderful review of the tour, helping us catch a glimpse of what is to be like touring with such great musicians. Dave is a guitar monster and seeing him playing alongside with such top musicians and performers like Rick Wright, David Bowie, Graham Nash, David Crosby and Phil Manzanera is something really special. Thanks for sharing.
One can look at the entirety of Pink Floyd's discography, and carry on to David's work, and one will find how interests shift as one gets older. It starts with fairytales and dreams, but then you want to make it big, earn all that money. And when you do, you find it's not really what you've wanted and you shut yourself out from the world. As you age, you realise you're not the center of the world, and it all takes a political, almost activist turn. But maybe communication is key. Finally, you realise that what's most important in life is what you had with you all along: a family, a loving wife, children, somewhere to warm your bones by the fire, as a younger version of you might put it. It's all an arc, i feel. It is amazing in its extent. It is beautiful to listen to. It is like nothing you'll ever hear. Thank you, David, for putting such a beautiful coda to it.
Yes that about sums it up, and in a way it makes me understand that it is for the best for Us and Them, that they went their own separate ways musically and politically speaking because they have each different things that they still bring to the table of the world.
Its like the study of anything over time. It is very interesting how the exuberance of youth gives way to the mellowing of age and how it changes all aspects of their art.
I'd forgotten that I have this DVD (Remember That Night). Thanks for jogging my memory. I'm gonna dust it off & listen to the Starman do 'Comfortably Numb' RIP Richard Wright & David Bowie..
This is tears and laughter all the way through. From a very devout fan. Love you floyd. David to Polly Rick to Jon pratt all of you along with Roger and nick each production grip to sound. Love it.
had he not met waters, whoprovideed him with a perfect niche for his playing style, I think he woulve still been unknown. He lacks drive, Altho he can play. He isn't great outside of PF. I don't like his solo stuff. Only one song. He seems to be happy in kumbaya tupe singalongs. Lol. I only luke him in PF songs.
me encanta ver estos videos de los grandotes conocen muchos lugares de ensueño y la pasan super bien .. me encanta la musica de gilmour un respeto con zapatos y todo ...
Awesome video, great insight to what touring with Dave Gilmour is like. I had a dream not too long ago I was playing bass in his band. I was so pissed off when I woke up and realized it was just a dream.
I always really liked this tour doc. It's like a long vlog before vlogs. I feel like I'm watching a bunch of guys relive their youth and it's just delightful
i wanna be David Gilmour in my next life - admired musically by fans, critics and fellow musicians alike (with all those spoils), an overall very classy guy, and married to a drop dead gorgeous wife who is super smart, seems to have a great personjality, has a great career and writes lyrics. Sigh...
vous êtes des artistes complets creatifs car sans cesse en évolution, le temps n'a pas de prise sur votre humeur joviale quelques soient les situations vécues, les joies, les épreuves également, vous êtes simplement MERVEILLEUX tous, toutes, les enfants aussi......MERCI & restez comme vous êtes.......THANK YOU PINK FLOYD, and cie
Adding to the wall personal perception. Congratulations to the band seeing a light 💡 all the way through their vision of the concept of that period of time in the world
Richard, no te deseo que descanses en paz, porque eso seria una perdida enorme para los que estan junto a ti en este momento y necesitan de tu experiencia, tu conoclmiento y por supuesto tu capacidad para canalizar la musica y compartirla.
my favorite musicians of ALL TIME - PINK FLOYD: Messieurs Waters & Gilmour...Sir Richard Wright and the inimitable (swiss watch) Mr. Nicholas Mason.... THANK YOU all for your beloved music... God bless.
Like I'm sure many of you have, I've been watching David and Polly do their Von Trapped videos. I hope that all this time being locked in inspires David to do another tour.
Thank you for posting stuff like this.....since I started going to concerts around 1962 .....I always wanted to hang out Backstage and get into the everyday life of the people that create this stellar music....
Absolutely and I'd have loved to have played bass guitar on this tour. The positive atmosphere is something I always love in a band as it brings out the best performances on stage
Nossa, me emocionai novamente. na verdade, me emociono toda vez que vejo e escuto David Gilmour e percebo quanto é difícil escutar boa musica hoje em dia. Amamos Pink Floyd aqui no Brasil
Yes he is. He seems like a genuinely nice person, who is not at all corrupted by the success he's had. Proof that it was all about the music all along.
Meu Deus, isso me trás tantas lembranças maravilhosas. Tenho os DVD"s, mas há alguns bons anos não os assisto. Grato por encontrar isso por aqui inadvertidamente. Obrigado Universo. Obrigado Syd Barret. Obrigado Pink Floyd. David Gilmour. Rick Wright. Roger Waters. Nick.
Esta grabación tuvo que ser, algo familiar, amistad, todo trasparente, para Gilmor & Poli , y claro su banda y acompañado como siempre algún invitado no recuerdo el nombre y toca la trompeta David Bowie ETC.un saludo 🇪🇦🇺🇦🗽
Deep South New Zealand Im watching this doc for the first time. Ive seen that part before. it's been nice to see them all pop on each others stages over the last few years and especially good to see them again at live8 before Rick went. :)
Deep South New Zealand Not a bad performance considering the the time apart. Lol. Wonder how many bands will be able to say in the future "yeah we didn't play together for 20 years but we still sounded the dogs bollox!" They line up at end and Rick leans over the back of Nick to give Roger a pat on the shoulder which I like. I hope he realised exactly what that meant for a real Floyd fan to see that before he departed. How many people loved seeing all of them together again. I say that in terms of him being a more shy maybe modest type.
@@daddypig.5796 im a bit of a sensitive type and i get emotional at such times and seeing such touching moments too, youre right about how well they gelled and played together which shows the true genius of each member of pink floyd, such professional and accomplised musicians, there are documentaries where you see how well they get on back stage or on tour, they have a genuine love for each other like brothers i guess
David Gilmour seems to be such a gentleman, in the best sense of the word, besides being a great musician.
Richard Wright was such a great human being. He struck me as a gentleman. And an amazing musician. Rest in peace.. I love your music and the contribution you made to Pink Floyd. You are a legend.
David Gilmour and Richard Wright had a very special relationship. Their instruments and vocals complimented each other wonderfully. RIP Richard Wright, a very kind and gentle man.
Very well said! I hear it new each time it plays...echoes, what a masterpiece. I'm 35 years old, and their music makes me feel as if I've lived twice as much time. Bless all of them, new and old, from Roger to Dave, from Syd and Rick passing, the entire journey must have been quite a life. Bless all of you, love you all. Here we are, here and now.
People often miss the other great partnership in PF that was Waters and Mason, Surprised it is not noticed in Echoes where it hits you in the face,
That really didn't develop until long after Floyds heyday. Better late than never.
Good point, 420!! Isn't it just wonderful to see how much Richard and David enjoyed this tour!!
Echoes is my favourite song on Meddle, which is my favourite album, followed by Fearless and then On the Run. In the latter, I love it when Mason’s big fat flat drum kicks in, because it does sound like some fascist bastard kicking in someone’s door. Genius- all of them.
You can tell a lot about a man by the people he surrounds himself with, and when you have Rick Wright, Bowie, Crosby, Nash, Manzanera, Robert Wyatt and so many other great musicians around you, that means you're a very special person. Thx David for every moment of delight you've given all of us.
at 29:47, walking through the gauntlet of fans out to a waiting limo, Mike Rutherford of Genesis. I had to back it up a few secs, not sure if I saw it right lol....but yeah, that's his beautiful wife Angie with him. Amongst the many others, I read somewhere that Gilmore + Rutherford where good friends. This was cool to see just this glimpse.
What a joy it is to see and hear Richard Wright playing the last part of A Saucerful Of Secrets on that organ!
David Gilmour and Pink Floyd has been my whole life from the age of 10 i have just turned 50 seen him and them 4 times and would give anything to be able to go back and see them again very special band which at times have literally saved my life in my opinion there will never be another band who will come close to what they have done
Everybody that got to work with both David G and Richard W. On this project should forever be touched by the Experience
This band is the reason I picked up a guitar. Thank You.
It’s always sad to see how David misses his best mate, Richard, and to this day speaks of him often...yes, the Magic that was Pink Floyd can NEVER be repeated. The push/pull of David and Roger was what it was......
Leg 3 of David Gilmour's 2006 "On an Island" tour, from 26 May-->26 August. It's satisfying to see how a band *can* be when egos are set aside for the greater, musical good.
It must be very difficult for David and Roger, they clearly were very close, and both experienced the pain of falling out....when David walks away after seeing Roger, his head is down, I think it affects them both that they lost a closeness that is so difficult to return to. As time passes, we learn to regret our younger ego’s and look back on friendships that maybe were not given the care they deserved. I wish them peace in their later years with this situation. They have both played an amazing part in affecting people’s lives for the better. Bless em both. ✌️❤️
valleysofneptune Well said ❤️
They where never that close. David and Rick Were close. Nick And Roger too, david and Nick also.
You make sense
Yes. So true.
I don’t know that David and Roger were ever great mates personally. In terms of personal friendships, PF tended to split neatly down the middle (Nick and Roger/David and Rick). But they greatly complemented each other musically.
Amazing how young the audiences are for these guys!! Thrilling to see.
I love David, his relaxed calm demeanor is something I have always enjoyed.
What a life. Gilmour deserves every bit of it.
I really enjoyed watching this...so much great music, laughter, family, seeing Rick again and looking so happy, it’s a beautiful heart-warming film. Thank you for sharing with us.
I love Roger's northern "Alright, love?" to greet David.
What a gig. The glass player struck gold. He deserves it.
And slowly all of this is becoming history.
So true
This is what real mankind is about. Love, music, arts and science. As a civilization only few things bring a true value - relationship (like love), arts (like this music), science and technologies. These people, David, Rick, and others.. that's part of our heritage as mankind.
Kith and kin is more important than technology, technology has drawbacks.
Exquisite tour all around. I have the most fond memory of seeing Richard and Dave do Echoes… WOW.
AMAZING!!! David is a genius and we should be so proud as to enjoy his work!!! I’m so happy to see Rick Wright enjoying all of this too. Two very special men! 💋💋💋💋💋💋
Last year I was keen on traveling somewhere but I couldn't decide where to. After watching this documentary I decided to spend four days in Venice as I had already been there but it was long ago and I could hardly remember anything. Three first days were great and my only complaint was the amount of tourists...it was SO crowded everywhere, and the last day I decided just to walk through the canals and streets with no specific direction and at a turning point I listen to crystal glass music. I approach the guy who plays them and it was Igor, the guy that appears in the documentary and performed with David on stage at San Marco. Had a little chat and he explained to me that David and the rest of the guys were EXCELLENT people, had dinner with them and music was always present in some way at all times. He told he really apreciated that someone that young like me remembered him about those days as 2006 is a bit far. I decided to go to Venice thanks to the documentary and once there I meet the crystal glass player who appears on the documentary. Life can truly be beautiful sometimes.
Larga vida Mr. Gilmour! Un deseo desde el corazón
Watching David and Roger part ways and walk away from each other in opposite directions, while the background music being played was "echoes" really makes one feel very sad. I guess you would have to be a die-hard Pink Floyd fan to understand.
Just felt the same. A very sad moment!
T Boned yes,100%...it Was sad to watch them walk away in opposite directions, you could see the love between them but unsaid. Sad indeed.
The richness of Pink Floyd and each band member, and their legacy of music is a true gift to mankind. I am so lucky to have seen this magical work of art live 5 times, including one with Roger, one of Roger Water's shows, not to mention the lagacy continuing with Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets tour this year of 2019....I feel blessed. David Gilmour's guitar style I describe as "Cosmic". He da man
When I bought this on DVD and watched this amazing documentary, it was such a refreshing breath of fresh air in a difficult year for me that was 2007. This DVD was very moving and enjoyable and great to see Bowie, with Nasha and Crosby make nice guest appearances and nice for Dave and Roger to say hi and break the ice for a short while. The songs are classic and as heartwarming as ever!
That moment when you see Roger and Dave talking each other but not about going on tour together as Pink Floyd with Richard and Nick too... just broke my heart.
meh. The lyrics were already written. Great bass players are a dime a dozen (ask the Stones). Richard is a great loss though.
We have to appreciate what we have been given by these guys, all of them, because without the four of them we would not be here talking about the legendary Pink Floyd, God bless them all, and God bless your soul Rick, may you rest in peace.
@@zpizaman Excellent!!!... Fully agree with you.
Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
@@melodymakermark And Dave has now hired one of the greatest keyboard players ever , Greg Phillinganes, who played with Stevie Wonder on "Songs in The Key of Life" when he was 16 years old.Greg is a Great Keyboard player that Rick never was, not in the pantheon of gifted virtuosos like Greg. I love Rick, but he would tell you himself that he was not a great Keyboardist, anymore than Roger is a great bass player. That is not what "it" is about in the case of a great group, it is what they did together as four individuals who will never be considered virtuosos in their given instruments.
I like that DG chose amphitheaters,
city squares,
and fancier concert halls,
as venues in which to play on this tour.
I understand why arenas are often the natural choice for artists known well enough to fill them.
These venues are just so much more interesting to me.
Great to see how Gilmour brings his friend Rick out into the sun. It's never too late to blossom, is it?
What a heart-warming film.
Thank you very much for uploading.
David Gilmour.....Musical genius!!!
The way Polly looks at David its just pure bliss. Just beautiful. It's good to be loved.
what a wonderful life Gilmour has had... and wonderful for us too to have him in our lifespan.
It seems wonderful from what we've seen of it, but I'm sure he has had his fair share of trials and tribulations as we all have had. At the same time I know what you are saying.
@@theguitardude5613 I'm referring as an artist. I don't know nor care about anything else.
@@DepressedCapitalist You said life, you didn't mention music or his career. You don't care? Your not much of a human being then.
@@theguitardude5613 Your lack of reading skills will kill you my friend. Go play your guitar and stop being so obnoxious!
@@DepressedCapitalist It'll kill me? Lol
Miss Rick Wright every time I listen to a Floyd album. Very under rated musician.
Rick was the Floyd’s secret weapon. Composition-wise, his absence was noticeable on the later albums.
His piano work on The Wall's "Nobody Home" is great!
I think he’s very appreciated among Floyd lovers
Certainly under-rated by Waters who paid him as a session musician only in the 70s. How the other guys ever worked with him I'll never know. Everyone had their part to play, and Rick certainly had his.
Fun fact David Gilmours guitar strap was Jimi Hendrix Polly bought it for him which I think is absolutely brilliant 👏 😀 👌
I loved RW's birthday dinner and the playing of the wine glasses.
Love David. Huge influence on my playing and just seems like a wonderful person. Really miss Rick after watching this.
I enjoyed this so much, Sir David is such a excellent man, his whole attitude from using street performers to the whole live and let live, just amazing, good to see Rick Wright having so much fun, r i p Rick. Long live the floyd, and each of there personal music endeavors!
He was a street performer himself for awhile with Syd.
He's a CBE but I think he's lost it due to his adopted sone jumping on the Royal car and throwing a bin at the convoy..
Rick Wright, what a beautiful soul...
There's so much talent between the two, it's understandable (in my opinion) how two geniuses could be at odds. I wont pretend to know the two, or who's right or wrong but I just thank science these two beings came together.
A wonderful review of the tour, helping us catch a glimpse of what is to be like touring with such great musicians. Dave is a guitar monster and seeing him playing alongside with such top musicians and performers like Rick Wright, David Bowie, Graham Nash, David Crosby and Phil Manzanera is something really special. Thanks for sharing.
A skilled song-writer is rarely mentioned.Just as good as Roger in my opinion.
Mas de 45 años escuchando Pink Floyd....son los mejores. Excelente documental. 🤙 🎸
One can look at the entirety of Pink Floyd's discography, and carry on to David's work, and one will find how interests shift as one gets older. It starts with fairytales and dreams, but then you want to make it big, earn all that money. And when you do, you find it's not really what you've wanted and you shut yourself out from the world. As you age, you realise you're not the center of the world, and it all takes a political, almost activist turn. But maybe communication is key. Finally, you realise that what's most important in life is what you had with you all along: a family, a loving wife, children, somewhere to warm your bones by the fire, as a younger version of you might put it.
It's all an arc, i feel. It is amazing in its extent. It is beautiful to listen to. It is like nothing you'll ever hear. Thank you, David, for putting such a beautiful coda to it.
Well said. Very well said. Respect!!
Yes that about sums it up, and in a way it makes me understand that it is for the best for Us and Them, that they went their own separate ways musically and politically speaking because they have each different things that they still bring to the table of the world.
It's a perspective a lot of us share I believe, I know I do, very much so! God bless & peace...
Its like the study of anything over time.
It is very interesting how the exuberance of youth gives way to the mellowing of age and how it changes all aspects of their art.
I'd forgotten that I have this DVD (Remember That Night). Thanks for jogging my memory.
I'm gonna dust it off & listen to the Starman do 'Comfortably Numb'
RIP Richard Wright & David Bowie..
This is tears and laughter all the way through. From a very devout fan. Love you floyd. David to Polly Rick to Jon pratt all of you along with Roger and nick each production grip to sound. Love it.
Guy Pratt?
This is like being with my family! Wine, friends, food! Love this.
Absolutely fantastic! Watching while recovering from shoulder surgery. Just wonderful! Thank you!
It's good to be David...... he has earned this.
had he not met waters, whoprovideed him with a perfect niche for his playing style, I think he woulve still been unknown. He lacks drive, Altho he can play. He isn't great outside of PF. I don't like his solo stuff. Only one song. He seems to be happy in kumbaya tupe singalongs. Lol. I only luke him in PF songs.
me encanta ver estos videos de los grandotes conocen muchos lugares de ensueño y la pasan super bien .. me encanta la musica de gilmour un respeto con zapatos y todo ...
Bowie, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin is my all time favorites and has been for at least 30-35 years. Here I got 2 of my favos 😊
I'm enjoying just watching them have a great time! It's like being with good old friends
Awesome video, great insight to what touring with Dave Gilmour is like. I had a dream not too long ago I was playing bass in his band. I was so pissed off when I woke up and realized it was just a dream.
LOL what a great dream.
I always really liked this tour doc. It's like a long vlog before vlogs. I feel like I'm watching a bunch of guys relive their youth and it's just delightful
i wanna be David Gilmour in my next life - admired musically by fans, critics and fellow musicians alike (with all those spoils), an overall very classy guy, and married to a drop dead gorgeous wife who is super smart, seems to have a great personjality, has a great career and writes lyrics. Sigh...
Mi sueño más deseado: Ver a David Gilmour en México.
The gravitas of playing with other musicians whom you have such an admiration for would be quite splendid.
vous êtes des artistes complets creatifs car sans cesse en évolution, le temps n'a pas de prise sur votre humeur joviale quelques soient les situations vécues, les joies, les épreuves également, vous êtes simplement MERVEILLEUX tous, toutes, les enfants aussi......MERCI & restez comme vous êtes.......THANK YOU PINK FLOYD, and cie
Adding to the wall personal perception. Congratulations to the band seeing a light 💡 all the way through their vision of the concept of that period of time in the world
Wonderful and spectacular - this is much more than a "making of". Thanks !
I was mesmerized for 46 minutes 30 seconds, thank you.
Richard, no te deseo que descanses en paz, porque eso seria una perdida enorme para los que estan junto a ti en este momento y necesitan de tu experiencia, tu conoclmiento y por supuesto tu capacidad para canalizar la musica y compartirla.
Esa es la pregunta. Como se logra canalizar la musica. Si parece que no existe la llave.
Maravilloso Documental de David Gilmour y Rick Wright y Familia forever Recuerdos
Thank you for sharing a part your musical life.
He disfrutado mucho con el vídeo pero me muero de ganas de ver a David en Barcelona
Nice video, David Gilmour is a Rock n Roll Icon..
Love this so much! David and Richard look so happy to be performing and lovely to see David with his kids too. Thank you for sharing.
my favorite musicians of ALL TIME - PINK FLOYD: Messieurs Waters & Gilmour...Sir Richard Wright and the inimitable (swiss watch) Mr. Nicholas Mason.... THANK YOU all for your beloved music... God bless.
full respect sir Richard ... with love ...
Like I'm sure many of you have, I've been watching David and Polly do their Von Trapped videos. I hope that all this time being locked in inspires David to do another tour.
Wow! So nice to see David Bowie!!!! Rip David and David
Gracías al amigo por Subtitular este gran Documento,
All these guys are great. I really enjoyed watching this video with thanks
Thank you for posting stuff like this.....since I started going to concerts around 1962 .....I always wanted to hang out Backstage and get into the everyday life of the people that create this stellar music....
That part at 25:50... wow. Then in a musical context with him soloing over it? Genius
That is a GREAT man AND a great group of folks !
and girlssss
Italy and Dave Gilmour. It doesn't get much better than that.
The body language between Dave, Roger and Polly in the yard is priceless. you can just feel the tension, but they try to remain civil for the Camera!
Wish I could play in this band, looks like they had a really good time. The band had a very positive outlook, it's what really counts in life.
Absolutely and I'd have loved to have played bass guitar on this tour. The positive atmosphere is something I always love in a band as it brings out the best performances on stage
Nossa, me emocionai novamente. na verdade, me emociono toda vez que vejo e escuto David Gilmour e percebo quanto é difícil escutar boa musica hoje em dia. Amamos Pink Floyd aqui no Brasil
Buen video gracias por compartirlo y aprender un poco más de la luz de guilmour....
Thanks so much for posting this! It really shows the nature and character of David.
Thank you so much for sharing this !!
Amazing documental!
I’m happy David Gilmore got to do this tour with his mates who are now gone.
Never has the cover for "Wish You Were Here" been more poignant than at 2 mins 18 secs - The 2 guys on the cover greeting one another veiled in fire.
Magnifique and beautiful to see this Video ! Thank you to share love it
Simply awesome and inspiring, Only"wish we were there"too
David the best of them all
Just awesome to have come of age in the same era. The good ol days with the perfect band for it.
David Gilmour is so fantastic.
Yes he is. He seems like a genuinely nice person, who is not at all corrupted by the success he's had.
Proof that it was all about the music all along.
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David Gilmour. Te amo desde que era una niña. Te deseo mucho éxito eres genial. 🎸🎶❤😍
Meu Deus, isso me trás tantas lembranças maravilhosas. Tenho os DVD"s, mas há alguns bons anos não os assisto. Grato por encontrar isso por aqui inadvertidamente. Obrigado Universo. Obrigado Syd Barret. Obrigado Pink Floyd. David Gilmour. Rick Wright. Roger Waters. Nick.
Excellent!! No words to describe 🥰❤️
Thank you absolutely loved this
Fantastico,gracias por compartir!
Que gran honor tocar con david
Una grande emozione vedere i due amici di sempre ❤😂🎉
Fantastic video! What a beautiful family! PINK FLOYD FOREVER AND EVER! AND EVER.......!Thank you so much for sharing!
Esta grabación tuvo que ser, algo familiar, amistad, todo trasparente, para Gilmor & Poli , y claro su banda y acompañado como siempre algún invitado no recuerdo el nombre y toca la trompeta David Bowie ETC.un saludo 🇪🇦🇺🇦🗽
SIMPLEMETE MARAVILLOSO!!
i get teary eyed when i see that footage of David and Roger touching and being nice to each other, so good to see
Deep South New Zealand
Im watching this doc for the first time. Ive seen that part before.
it's been nice to see them all pop on each others stages over the last few years and especially good to see them again at live8 before Rick went. :)
@@daddypig.5796 i still watch live 8, its like they got old never having broken up
Deep South New Zealand
Not a bad performance considering the the time apart. Lol.
Wonder how many bands will be able to say in the future "yeah we didn't play together for 20 years but we still sounded the dogs bollox!"
They line up at end and Rick leans over the back of Nick to give Roger a pat on the shoulder which I like.
I hope he realised exactly what that meant for a real Floyd fan to see that before he departed. How many people loved seeing all of them together again. I say that in terms of him being a more shy maybe modest type.
@@daddypig.5796 im a bit of a sensitive type and i get emotional at such times and seeing such touching moments too, youre right about how well they gelled and played together which shows the true genius of each member of pink floyd, such professional and accomplised musicians, there are documentaries where you see how well they get on back stage or on tour, they have a genuine love for each other like brothers i guess
@@deepsouthNZ hi us fellow nz er yep, love this doco wish he would come here for a tour.