Does anyone like David Gilmour's solo stuff?
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Oh yeah.  I have his older solo stuff as well.
252283
I loved Duran Duran, Wham, and George Michael.  I have pretty much the same tastes in music but adding more artists to it.  Wake me up, before you go go........
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I can't say either, because After Waters left the guys struggled to right lyrics.  I am more of a fan of Gilmour because of his obscene guitar solos, but they both had a huge impact on the music.  They both had an impact on the Waters leaving, but I look at more of being Roger's fault.  Go read the April Issue of Guitar World, has interviews from both of them and from one of their producers, great read
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YES I DO\nBut, i am not talking for Pink Floyd without Syd Barrett.....even tough i must admit that 90% of Pink Floyd fans are fascinated from Dark Side Of The Moon or The Wall\nWell me not \nI think that the band without Barrett is like a fish in a fresh air., they can't breathe without him.He has the power and secret special magic who was moving them up and up and sudenly when he was gone they started to fall down...\nEvidence for that is their tribute "Wish You Were Here" dedicated for Syd....\nEven today (last summer) at live 8 Gilmour sad "This song is for everyone who are not here specialy for you SYD...."\nWhen we talk about The Wall i may right say that the album for me is one thing that shoes Gilmours BAD and Suffering childhood and his complexes of it.... ---not even close to good.\nDark side of the moon, well i think is very psychadelic like the meddle or atom heart mother \nBut not qute (not close at all ) close to the PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN and SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS Who are unique and a piece of music who will never ever die and will always remain ......\nSYD BARRETT IS THE SOUL OF THE WHOLE BAND \nNO ONE WILL EVER REPLACE HIM.....
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His music changes from one album to the next. The newer stuff is really dark. I would start with the older stuff and work your way forward if you are interested. He's a cool guy who writes with his wife. He's got some really deep tunes,I think that is why he is so respected among musicians. You have to definitely be in the right mood to get into it though.
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though i am not really a big MCR fan anymore, i still would most deffinately have to go with their older stuff. i feel like it was deeper in a way. but hey maybe that is just me.\n\ni love the used, bert is absolutely hilarous and quite a unique voice. the screaming parts are nice as well. i am awaiting the new album that i believe hits stores sometime this fall.
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Done. Dunzo. Dunzoid. Dunder-Mifflin.\n\n\nOn February 6, 2006, he announced in an interview with the magazine La República that Pink Floyd would most likely never tour or write material together again. He said:\n\n    "I think enough is enough. I am 60 years old. I don’t have the will to work as much anymore. Pink Floyd was an important part in my life, I have had a wonderful time, but it’s over. For me it’s much less complicated to work alone."\n\nbut on the bright side, mr. gilmour has just released a solo album, it's quite enjoyable. i highly recommend it if you're a pink floyd fan.
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Yeah Pink Floyd is the bomb no argument there but as far as the BEST. It has to be Earth, Wind, and Fire and the most unusual well that would be Parliament Funkadelic of course.
1185402
It is a good Pink Floyd song.
913814
I agree, there's something about the heavy rock voice that blows everyone else away, and albums like "Machine head" have an operatic majesty that crappy little pop groups can't even touch\n\nBut crap vocals can be great too - just listen to Bob Dylan
408989
I like Neurosis the most out of the three mentioned.I have`nt really heard any of Jarboe`s stuff outside of the vocals she has done with the two bands mentioned even though I keep meaning to get something solo by her.I like Swans but mostly the later albums.Its not that the early stuff isn`t good but I just don`t listen to that sort of sound a whole lot anymore.
84789
Nirvana, Alanis, Clapton was good too\n\nI like some of the new ones also. The Dashboard Confessional one was great!
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I love it!! There old stuff is even better!!! For example..Girls not Grey, The Leaving Song Part II, and Silver and Cold!! Check those hot!!! Davey is as hot as fuck!!!!
1081231
Dont know... but i do like their music. Very dancable!!!
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Depends what era of Pink Floyd you are going for. \n\nThe druggy stuff (Wall, Dark Side, Momentary Lapse of Reason) influenced Queensryche...ala Silent Lucidity. Also Alan Parson's Project and some Genesis as in Man on the Corner.\n\nThe progressive stuff like Meddle (sorry I'm not as familiar with this as much) was similar to other bands from that genre: Yes, Genesis, ELP, King Crimson. Ironic that I didn't like this stuff from Floyd because Yes is far and away my fav band...but not the frenetic, chaotic stuff. \n\nYou can also check out Roger Waters, David Gilmore, and Syd Barrett solo careers.
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There is so much good music out there its hard to list a favorite.  I really enjoy Casting Crowns and Tree 43. I like switchfoot, and the David Crowder Band. Crystal Lewis and Jennifer Knapp are good solo artists, as well as Steven Curtis Chapman and Clay Crosse.
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Slash is good, but far from amazing. Here are my Top 5.\n1. Comfortably Numb (Solo #2)-Pink Floyd\n2. Hallowed Be Thy Name-Iron Maiden\n3. Child in Time-Deep Purple\n4. Stairway to Heaven-Led Zeppelin\n5. Freebird-Lynyrd Skynyrd\n\nYes I know that only one of these is metal, but these guitar solos own all others.