“I really wanted to hit the little ****er”: The one artist David Gilmour considered too good
No band should be a competition, but David Gilmour had a certain jealousy looking at some of his rock and roll contemporaries ...
For David Gilmour, Pink Floyd’s wildly ambitious the Wall tour was a blast – and a challenge
Used to experimenting and improvising onstage, Gilmour suddenly found himself juggling a multitude of new responsibilities, ...
The Pink Floyd album that saw David Gilmour with “something to prove”
While Pink Floyd's 'A Momentary Lapse of Reason' was a difficult creative process, David Gilmour admitted he had "something ...
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When David Gilmour revisited Pompeii and faced the ghosts of Pink Floyd
Safer pyrotechnics, local hero status and the benefit of a Wallace & Gromit movie helped make his 2017 concert movie a very ...
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5 Famous Rock Stars Who Couldn’t Care Less About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
These famous rock stars couldn't be less bothered about being inducted (or snubbed) by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The Pink Floyd album Roger Waters will always regret: “It’s just something I live with”
Roger Waters regrets many things about Pink Floyd, including a classic album that frustrates him, saying "it's just something I live with".
The three Pink Floyd songs the band will always regret
Pink Floyd were never the most harmonious dynamic, none more so evident in the songs they regretted ever recording. Find out what they were here.
The tour David Gilmour dismissed as a waste of money: “Not good value”
David Gilmour may have spared no expenses with Pink Floyd, but he knew when someone was throwing perfectly good money away.
The album David Gilmour thought he could have done better: “I didn’t pull my weight”
David Gilmour may be the heart and soul behind many Pink Floyd songs, but he knew when he wasn't pulling his weight on an album.
The musician Richard Wright called his “all-time hero”
It's easy to forget that our heroes have heroes themselves. In the 1990s, Pink Floyd keyboard player Richard Wright singled out this guitarist as his hero.