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David Gilmour

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Manufacturer: Columbia/Legacy
Category: Digital Music Album

Buy New: $8.91

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31 reviews
Sales Rank: 23868

Genre: pop-music
Media: MP3 Download
Running Time: 0 Minutes

ASIN: B00138F7JM

Release Date: September 12, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Customer Reviews: Read 26 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars

who is this pink floyd guy? November 23, 2008
R. Johnson (illinois)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful

I loved this album when it came out way back in the twentieth century.So when I finally stumbled into again on a late night music fix search I was delighted.The remastering of this album sounds great to me.David's playing and singing find him in a inspired place[in my opinion].By the way I do know the story[ies] behind floyd's name.

5 out of 5 stars

Stellar debut October 20, 2008
polska1 (USA)
Let's be honest - if you're expecting Pink Floyd, you're going to be disappointed. Without Mason, Waters, and Wright, David Gilmour isn't creating the magic that was PF, but it's still great material. Whether you're a fan of the voice or the guitar, or a new fan looking to try something out, this is a decent buy. The songs are all easy to listen to, and it's just a simple formula that works.

5 out of 5 stars

David Gilmour's best solo album September 29, 2008
Andrew (Somewhere)
This has to be by far the best of David Gilmour's solo work. It sounds very much like a typical Pink Floyd album. The guitar solo on "Raise Raise My Rent", is awesome. "There's No Way Out Of Here" is a timelsss classic. And "No Way" has some excellent lap-steel playing. I like this album better than "About Face", and "On An Island", which are also excellent albums.

5 out of 5 stars

Tasty Gilmour Guitar September 17, 2008
Pink Floyd Fan
I was happy to re-discover this awesome disc of Gilmour's early solo work.
It's packed full of tasty guitar solo's and David's classic vocals.
I believe this disc has been overlooked by most Pink Floyd fans.
I can't help but wonder why it is rarely played on classic-rock radio.
Even Gilmour himself has abandoned most of these wonderful songs.
I would love to hear the instrumental "Raise my Rent" on his next tour.
This is a strong five-star disc for any Gilmour Fan!

5 out of 5 stars

Pink Floyd Guitarist went solo SO LONG AGO... August 7, 2008
T. Wallace (San Diego, CA.)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmore went solo with this self titled LP when I was in high school. As a devoted Pink Floyd fan I bought it then. It did not dissapoint, it was 'Floyd flavored' with his distinctive vocals and guitar riffs. It also took the departures that I'm sure he wanted to try with the band, but that didn't fit in with their latest releases; Wish You Were Here and Animals.

I recently purchased the album on CD and 'bam' I was back in time listening to a great LP that still holds up from a talented, versatile singer and axe man.

Highly recommended for Floyd fans who missed it the first time around or like me who were just missing it.

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