David Gilmour Between Two Points - A strange choice for a single?
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People are approaching this album the wrong way. Gilmour isn’t trying to break the charts or to make the next masterpiece of an album. He is a 78-year-old musician who wrote a bunch of songs and just wants to release them. He is not trying to make a record that is on par with Pink Floyd. If you are not interested in it, don’t listen to it! It’s that simple. (This comment is NOT targeted at Bjorn, but instead at other people in the comments).
Agree. I am a Musician myself and I get frustrated when People expect me to maintain a certain style. I even started a side project to vent what my main Listeners don't like.
I understand what David is trying to do here and I am enjoying it for what it is and very inspired by his departure from what is expected.
I absolutely agree. What has caught my attention this time is the fact that David is venturing into something different. The two songs we've heard so far is OK but what can you expect from a 78 year old like you say. The fact that he is evolving sonically tells me that he still has an urge to make and record music, which is really rare among older artists these days. There's for sure no money in it.
David's living in it. In his life and in his music. He writes and record what feels natural to him. We have a very different approach and expectations because we're fans. We know all the albums and every song and want to hear our heroes make more of the same or hit that nerve once again. Being both a fan and a musician myself I understand that but I think it's wise to adjust any expectation and perhaps listen to new music a little differently than just "oh, this isn't as good as the last one".
@@gilmourishofficial I think it's best to completely ignore which artists made the song/album and just enjoy it for what it is on its own. Steven Wilson has talked about this a couple of times on his podcast The Album Years, saying that we shouldn’t think of certain albums as being a golden age of the band, and everything after that being inferior. With Pink Floyd, Dark Side and Wish You Were Here are my top 2 favorite albums of theirs, but my third favorite is The Division Bell, which was made 20 years later, and had quite a different sound. Music is art, and artists are humans, that make art based on how they feel at that moment. Humans change over time, and so will their art. You just can’t ask artists to repeat themselves. You can’t ask Pink Floyd to make another Dark Side, or Genesis to make another A Trick of the Tail, or Yes to make another Close to the Edge.
I agree . The question is are they choose to cover the right song? Yes of course it is a beautiful song.
It's not that people are approaching this album the wrong way. It's that, obviously, if you like an artist for his work in the past, you are going to expect something similar. People understand that they are not "buying" a banana in the market that you expect to taste like a banana. Artist evolve. But yes, I expect, at least, some kind of similar piece of what made me a fan of that particular artist.In this case, I expect some electric guitar, some delays, some songs in a minor key with a dark sound, some solos. David Gilmour is an "architect of the sound" with his guitar. I would like to listen to some more of that David Gilmour. Specially given that he record an album and tour every ten years or more. Having said that, I've liked both singles so far. But yes, I would like to hear some more of the classic David Gilmour. And I also really like Rattle that lock as an album. But On a island was better.
The tone is great on the solo
Is like a whistle 😙
I could hear the big muff and neck pickup from a mile away. 300% gilmour solo 😂
His tone is ALWAYS great! One of the guitar players who after one lick you know who it is by tone alone.
I've read many complaints about the solo on this song being clunky and badly played. I don't think so! I think the solo is very fitting to the song's theme of being insecure, feeling hopeless, sad and left behind. Some of the last few notes are not really in tune, which captures and conveys that feeling very well.
Those are my two cents anyway.
Yes, bang on. It's a fantastic solo, in context of the track. It's actaully full of emotion and feel.
I'm glad Gilmour hasn't changed his style and tone. Steve Hackett has and not for the better.
I like this new song more than the first one he released. I think Romany has a really nice voice. Everyone is comparing her to other singers, and for me, she sounds a lot like Dido, who I listened to a lot in the early 2000s. I see in the comments that some people aren't happy with the direction Gilmour is taking, but for me, he's 78 years old and has spent over 50 years entertaining people. I think he's earned the right to make whatever music makes him happy, and if other people like it too then great. If they don't, really they should stop whinging and move on. Plenty of other artists out there, and the complaining isn't going to change anything.
Right on!
@@bujin1977 This song, lirics and music, belong to Montgolfier Brothers. Gilmour only made a cover.
@@carlostadeuforville5411 I know that.
Hi. I liked this song a lot. The "apathy" of the melody and her voice creates a Mazzy Star mood. It's very intimate and emotional. The lyrics are great. As for Gilmour, he seems laid back, trying not to be too present in the song. The solo is ok, the sound is interesting and kind of unique for Gilmour, but I have to agree that his licks, his bends and phrasing are more of the same. And, although you can''t run away from your style, you can certainly add things or venture into new licks and techniques. This is not the case here. Still, I prefer this song to the first single. That introspective sound is very well made. Cheers from Argentina.
I freaking LOVE this song. Love playing over it also.
i listened the longest version on amazon music, it is really better than video version. 1 minute and half more, a longer solo. I love more every time I listen
I actually really love that David is evolving his music even at this age, still distinctly Gilmour once you hear the solo but with a fresh take. I always welcome more inspiration from the man. The solo tone was terrific, I got myself a ChaseBliss Warped Vinyl to try to replicate the modulation... on a side note I actually really enjoyed Rattle That Lock, Faces of Stone is very fun to play
I can't get enough of this song! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I think Dave's playing serves to the song on this take. A soft and mellow kind of sound and solo to blend with Romany voice's.
Song gives me Mazzy Star, 90s dream pop vibes. Kind of wish David would try some shoegaze. His playing definitely lends itself to that type of sound.
DATA: It's a cover from The Montgolfier Brothers' "Between Two Points". A sad song from 90's. he author died in 2020 (Roger Quigley at 51).
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David's said that it's on his and Polly's playlists and has been since the 90s. He thought it was a hit at it's release and years later was surprised to hear that it wasn't. I think that's part of his motivation in covering it, to bring it to a wider audience.
He's said that, when it came time to record it he realised that the song didn't suit him to sing, it needed a vulnerability that he didn't have, so he asked Romany to sing it. He's also said that he really likes his solo in it, that when he first played it it felt like he was in an altered state, there was just him and the guitar, that he felt almost stoned. I also really like the solo - and I love Romany's voice and phrasing in the song.
Been listening to PF my whole life. Caught 2 shows of the Division Bell tour, they played the DSOTM in its entirety at one. This song may be one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard in my life. Her voice is angelic.
I've wanted to thank you for years. I was looking at your site about 15 years ago and I got out of guitars. Now I'm 55 and I built my version of the Gilmour Red Strat with a Floyd Rose and the Black Strat. Added an EMG 81 humbucker to the red one which has the EMG Total Eclipse black pickups and pickguard from DSOTM 50th. Black guitar has an SSL-5 and two SSL-1s. I want a 69 pickup though. When I got back into guitars a few months ago I looked for your site. Still there all these years later and now You Tube. Thank you so much for all the years and I appreciate your work so much. I have a Boss GT6 pedalboard and also use amp modeling with studio speakers in a studio apartment. All of your advice is a blessing man. Thank you so much
Oh, and yeah I'm not a fan of his work lately sad to say. Take A Breath was the last song of his I liked. I hate to say it. The man is a genius
Thanks for your kind words! Glad you find my site and channel useful :)
Bjorn, congratulations on the awesome new Airbag record!
Thank you!!!!
I think this is his best recording for a long time, although not his own song. A lovely song, vocals really good and that tone on the solo really jumped out to me, in a good way. Not the most precise playing but the tone dominated it for me. Would have loved to have heard that tone on some floyd stuff.
Great review by the way. 👍
Bjorn, “All Rights Removed” is one of my favorite albums of all time. Please bring Airbag to the USA!
Thank you!
For me, the Luck and Strange album sounds like being between two points, a kind of transition from where Gimout was to something new. There are some very good songs, while other ones are more bob bob. Scattered is definitely the greatest track, while Between two points is the biggest surprise. It's so emotional, and out of the blue appears suddenly Romany Gilmour. His talented daughter takes naturally place on the stage. What I am wondering is if David will let Romany take more of his place on the next album as part of building up her career as a musician and next generation Gilmour. Yes, we are looking forward to watching and listening to David Gilmour live in Rome in October. After that, if they do not change the setlist, I would become a member of the very exclusive group of fans who have seen and heard two times David Gilmour playing Marrooned live. The song is only played two times before, at Valle Hovin in Oslo 1994 and one another special occasion before this tour...
I really want to listen to the full new album of David Gilmour this coming September! 💿
In one of his interviews done few months ago D.G did mention about new music he's working on and the fact that "don't expect a Rock-God sort of stuff" so yes, this album appears very different and fresh, forward looking .. perhaps breaking away from his past. But good insights as always Bjorn. Thanks 😊
The Black Cat Strat seems like David's new "signature" axe. I wonder if it has the same pickups or if he's swapped them for anything, because that neck pickup is THICK.
I have seen that one of his black Strats got the EMG treatment to replace the Red Strat.
I think I liked on an island a whole lot I think his change of producer has a lot to do with the sound and all.
Great song, great solo, and nearly 3 million views for it on Dave's channel. 🎸
I'm in love with the musical world of Floyd and Gilmour. Sometimes we get exceptional examples, other times not so exceptional ones. But in my case the sufficient condition to enjoy it is to be immersed in that universe. That is more than enough. And my first impression after listening to the two songs is that it will be worth the wait. Unlike you, I loved the solo in Between Two Points. I wouldn't have wanted a grand tone, loaded with too many effect layers. It wouldn't have fit the low density of the song. The plainness of the solo fits perfectly to the overall flow of the song.
I think the tone, although not spectacular, is very fitting for the song. An odd choice to use a fast rotary for something as mellow but there you go. My issue is that he sounds bored and repetitive.
@@gilmourishofficial My only criticism on/of the solo would be that there is this repetitive, rhythmic phrase ( "A,B,B,A,C,B,A,B - A,B,B,A,C,B,A,B") , something very much like that, if that notation makes any sense, that does not fit into a song about wrong decisions, heartbreaks, etc. It seemed to me to be the result of an autopilot cruise and not pondering what the song means and needs as musical sentences go.
It's solid...for a cover. Can't say I'm a big fan of Gilmour's solo work but I appreciate it - the man can do whatever he wants.
I share your thoughts on the new single. It’s a nice song. Odd choice for a single release. I like the guitar solo at the end because it’s David. It’s not one of his most memorable, but it’s David playing so i love that. Can’t wait for the full album and seeing the show later this year!
I believe Bjorn here is giving his opinion based on being a professional guitar player who basically covered the entire guitar work of Gilmour during the years. Therefore I understand he is expecting to be wowed again like the first time he heard DSOTM or Division Bell. I respect that. And obviously that's not the case cause magic seldom happens in life. And Gilmour already gave us all more magic than we can even realize during the last 50 or 60 years.
That being said, and with all respect to Bjorn, I completely disagree with his opinion cause simply music is music. Even if you heard the solo licks before that doesn't mean it is not beautiful or not inspiring. Me as a listener (before being a guitar player on any level) i still can hear that its a beautiful solo, with great musical phrases full of Gilmour soul, and even the solo is easy to played on guitar. And i didnt hear new licks in it as Bjorn said. But it totally inspired me still ! ... its a beautiful song (even though it doesnt have gilmour soul to it) and moreover its a beautiful solo.
Well, being a professional musician I totally understand where Gilmour is coming from so in that sense, I don't expect to be wowed. But I did explain in this review and the one that I did for Piper's Call that I'm very much surprised and inspired by the direction he is taking and the production we've heard so far. Music and art is subjective and for me, the solo in this track didn't do anything for me.
Having listened to Pink Floyd almost since their inception, I tend not to have expectations. I do not expect anything beyond the fact that it is particular artists playing together with their particular broad style. There are samnesses and differences. I think you (general you, not specific you), need to just take it for what it is, and nothing else. I have no broad expectations beyond the fact that it is David Gilmour playing guitar. His daughter is singing. And, it is a cover. Many are disappointed at that. All I can say is, so what. Johnny Cash did a cover of "Hurt", which was brilliant. Many people do covers, and do them well. Read what @Shaun.Stephens says about it.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the new songs! I loved your review of 2015 Royal Albert Hall shows. Are you coming to Gilmour's live shows this year?
I haven't planned to.
@@gilmourishofficial I see, thanks for responding! By any chance are you planning to reupload the 2015 RAH review? :)
Thank you !
The original version reminded me of the first part of Homesick 😊
I like the song and appreciate that DG at nearly 80, is looking to do something fresh rather than just churn out the same-old same-old till the day he dies....
Actually I think he's trying to launch his daughter's singing career before he bows out of the scene. So it's the single not so much for its musical qualities but to maximise the exposure of his daughter to the business knowing the song will have millions of listens as a single.
Definitely
Agree
It's absolutely OK when you try to lay the path for your children, but when Gilmour does that - that's somehow a blasphemy.
@@ChuckNorris-bf5cj who said it's blasphemy? I was just describing what I think happened.
@@olivarionline I was just describing what you sounded like.
Good morning
as was said in some comments David Gilmour has nothing more to prove, and can afford to release an album above all for himself, even if for my part it is not my favorite. It should also be noted that Gilmour wanted to change his production method with Charlie Andrew who suggested that he get out of his comfort zone and change habits for a few songs, notably his spatial guitar solos...
for the guitar solo in "Between two points" I have the impression that time stops...no delay or very little, a sort of frozen or very slow flanger. short sentences. for me it's an excellent solo even if at first listen it is disconcerting. for the rest of the piece it's magnificent I think he couldn't have sung it as his wife and daughter point out is the best choice he could have made
Between Two Points is amazing. Romany is excellent. Gilmour's guitar is superb -- fits the song. I only wish the solo was extended. It's a cover but it is very Floyd-like lyrically and musically. This review is off because it fails to understand that Gilmour's role is to accompany Romany's vocals on this song and he does so perfectly. This something he used to do in Floyd on some songs with great affect. The point is that the guitar solo augments the vocals. The song is captivating. Highly recommend.
I agree with your thoughts on the guitar solo. It’s a great solo but the first time l heard it, I felt like I was able to guess the lick he was going to play next.
I fell in love with this song and love David’s guitar solo. Looking forward to the new album. My only complaint is it’s only one record instead of two.🙏🏻🎧
After Pink Floyd i have always favoured Waters solo albums. I have liked his solo albums better (including the two PF albums without Waters) . But now i´m not so sure anymore. I really like the new songs from Gilmour. Indeed. Looking forward to the whole album :)
I LOVE this cover!. Romany sounds a little pitchy at times but jit ust adds to the otherworldly feel. My fav solo song since There's No Way Out of Here. Yes, I'm that OLD.
I think its good. A change of pace for him. A welcome one, I might say.
I like this single better than the first one. But of the two singles, neither really strike me as "out of the park" hits.
Made me weep, listened to it 12 times in a row. Beautifully written …….
I loved this song …
I love the song, it’s nice that the musical legacy has been passed down.
He can do whatever he wants. He's a bonified legend.
I listened to the tracks that were released and wasn’t impressed. Bought the cd today and actually love it. This song is good and even though David isn’t singing I can feel his presence the whole time.
Definitely some kind of Leslie going on for the solo. But I disagree that’s on a fast setting. Seems quite slow and not too in your face. Excellent. Not nearly as pronounced as in any colour you like.
I like how it builds in dynamic phrase by phrase but then, strangely, instead of keep going up the last few phrases are played more quietly. He almost brings it down. As if they brought the fader down in mixing 😂
Right where he keeps repeating the same note with that syncopated rhythm to it. It would have called for a crescendo to me.
That sounds a bit strange listen after listen. Your mileage might vary. But a good relaxed solo and very appropriate for the track. The last notes are almost fragile in their nature when you hear that subtle chromatic descending lick right at the end.
And then the song ends with the solo itself instead of a fade out. Interesting
hi Bjorn which effect for the solo "betwenn two points" please? do you think that s a " blocked" flanger? thanks for your answer
I'm guessing a compressor and Tube Driver. That tone you're referring to is a Yamaha RA200 rotating speaker cabinet, similar to a Leslie, which creates this throaty tremolo sound. It's on most of the tracks on this album but in this particualr solo is sounds as it's mixed very high... or possibly, that's all you're hearing and not the main amp.
Couldn't agree more!
I'm really expecting something epic from the title track, Luck And Strange (original Barn Jam version especially). And "Scattered" could have something like In Any Tongue. Rest of the songs will be like this one probably.
Piper's Call was awesome though! Really loved your review on that!
Thanks!
Thanks !
Hes trying to break away from his past. Thats ok. Good luck to him. But, its not for me.
Exactly how I feel.
Being totally honest a lot of Gilmour's later solo work is for lack of a better term kind of listless. It's a far cry from his early work in which 'No Way' is my favorite Gilmour tune of all time and is both technically excellent and digs into your soul like that whole album. I thought this tune clearly showed some classic Gilmour, and it's refreshing. There's dark and light here, just like his Wall and earlier work. and it's not hidden under a veil of pretty guitar melodies .His daughter's voice is sublime, and with all due respect it's her song, and that's fine. I'm sure if Richard Wright were still around he would be lending some keyboard strokes. If this kind of stuff is going to be Gilmour's Opus by all means give us more.
Yes, these songs reminds me of his 78 solo album. The vibe and feel. Still one of my favourite albums.
Hes great. She's great. Thought the solo was beautiful. Both Romany and that solo keep playing in my
mind
Exactly, "nothing special", in this solo coming from one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Not only in this song but in other more recent songs as well I felt the same thing. Hugs from Brazil.
I love the song, they are both great I hope they create more great music
The lirics and muisic are from Montfield Brothers. Its a reworking
As I said in the video.
@@gilmourishofficialI know. But, for me, I dont see merit in doing rework.
I think you cant satisfy everybody. When he releases something groovy and bit lightweight like lets say Today of the Rattle that lock, people take it as its too plain, on an Island too sluggish etc. Overally, objectivally Gilmour does good music, maybe not great, he is seasoned musician and it shows. Some choices that at first I dont like, usually after few listens are growing on me, he got that quality to his sound. Particulary solo on this track I find really good, fitting. I am no guitarist so I dont want to judge it from technical side, it is probably as you say not very challenging or creative. Than again I dont assume that at this age Gilmour will redefine himself as a guitarist
Not redefine but maybe not repeating him self either. Again I like the song, the production and the tone of his guitar but his playing is just mehhh... A bit uninspired.
I thought it was a pretty good song, but David's solo was pretty sad, hahaha... oh well. I'm not overly excited about the new album, though I will check it out when it's released.
I think the single is wonderful - a real ear worm
Lol Bjorn- how many of us wrote you about the NOS Strat/sticker? :P
Many!
I too was hearing the Everything But The Girl vibe from the 1st listen. I love how David curveballs us with a completely "not like him" track as my main criticism of especially Rattle That Lock is its too "him" just all too "safe" and "predictable" so great to hear something that's dare I say stand alone. The solo is ok but like with the 1st single I would have preferred a "fade out" chorus rather than a solo only ending as both singles so far are strong enough to do that. Roll on September.
La canzone è bellissima,Romany ha una voce incantevole ,e anch'io ho notato questo tono molto cupo e scuro non molto solito di David
It is a phenomenal song to release as a single. He is 78 years old and really is a master at his craft with the fire still to make music. Therefore there are no rules, no formulas except to proceed with feeling. He was probably very eager to share the song he made with his daughter...an awesome reason. Being a cover? No big deal.....there are no formulas. The solo? The tone could be just hot pickups with compression. It sound different though because throughout his career, David has lived mostly on the brdge pickup whereas this solo is neck only.
Hard to say what amps he used but there's definitely compression, probably a hint of overdrive and a noticeable rotary effect going on. The dark tone could be anything.... mic placement, amp and pedal settings, EQing in the mix and obviously the fact that he's using the neck pickup.
Ce titre Between two point pour une moi c'est un plaisir qu'un père réalise avec ça fille une chanson que je trouve magnifique et surtout la présence du papa sans être très envahissant et présent a la fois.
I double took at the album art - thought it was Rainbow Stranger In Us All.
The "obvious choice" is for David Gilmour to release his album however he pleases. One of the reasons I love him so much is because he does things in his own unique way, without any concern of what the audience (or the industry) expects.
Well, I don't agree with that. About Face was a product of the record company wanting to groom David as a modern guitar hero, with strong control over the production and promotion. He had an unknown name in 1984 and made some bad decisions. I love that album and era though.
Rattle That Lock is a confused attaempt at making a huge sounding Floyd style album and reclaim name you associate with Floyd. I think David was more concerned about what Roger did at the time, rather than making a good album. I went to the tour, saw him several times and thought both he and the band sounded amazing though.
To me, his 78 solo album and On an Island are the only two solo albums where David sound relaxed and true to himself. Say what you will about the performance, production etc but he is not a flashy rock star. He has always been more comfortable with keeping things close and intimate. I love those tow albums mainly because they sound like David Gilmour. No one else. That's why I'm now beginning to have hopes for this new album. Based on the two singles, I can hear strong similarities with the 78 solo album and On an Island. A David Gilmour that is true to himself.
You got tickets for Gilmour @bjorn? or you just gonna skip?
No, I haven't got any. I'm sure I'm going to regret that decision when time comes...
Ah bummer! Well luckily got trough in Rome, Royal Albert was a pain in the a**.. saw him in tienen so could not skip the maybe last time to see him again. Also did you order the Boonar tube deluxe? Or gonna test it?
Review coming!
David is really making a statement regarding being truly, musically finished with Pink Floyd.
I would prefer if he completed a largely instrumental album without the family input
This song should review us not the other way around 🙂
To me the solo sounded like his first take warming up over the track. I reckon the producer was like "perfect! Thats the take" and Gilmour probably reluctantly agreed
Honestly, I think both songs released are quite safe. Why doesn't Gilmour get together with other musicians? Why does he keep that uninteresting bass player around? Fine keep him as a hired gun for tours all those years but get in an artist to record something memorable for a while. And Gilmour recording with his daughter? Come one? Gilmour was the person who bet on Kate Bush. Why does it have to be a family member? Nepotism? Did this become a family album with Polly writing the lyrics as well? This is very disappointing.
It's a cover of a song by the montgolfier brothers
@@helenquigley6726 booooring!
The guitar solo it's too short
It´s a bit odd to read all this positivity when you all agree that we can´t expect any rock god edginess but instead more of what we´ve heard on his recent albums although allegedly "a new direction for him" within that framework.
I think you're missing the point. A good song is a good song. Doesn't matter if it's full blown stadium rock or not. I like these two new songs because they are good IMO and I'm very excited to hear the production.
Strange choice for a single? Maybe. Or a obvious choice. David is in a way pass down to his daughter. Between two points.😊
It's too safe and the autotune is on max for the vocals. The solo was ok but again, no risks here, and left me waiting for some Marooned-style riffs.
He seemed to be out of tune on several of those bends.
Gilmour has never been the strongest songwriter , imo. He is my favorite guitarist but Floyd is really nothing without Water. I think just going solo and retiring the Floyd name was the right choice. Rattle That Lock for example was just so boring.
I'm so disagreeing with you…Without David Gilmour Pink Floyd would have been nothing he would have remained nothing…The biggest tours were made when roger waters were not there and they were incredible the division bell album is really extraordinary
Division Bell has some great stuff, I agree! But my case in point: production wise, it has not aged well and his wife wrote a lot of the lyrics…. Cause he’s not the strongest songwriter. But sure you can disagree. I’m glad you like his stuff. I wish I could. But Waters was always the vision of Floyd. Those latter tours did well because of the name. The Post - Waters records aren't necessarily bad but they hardly stand up to the previous records.
sounds like you lost the connection to Gilmour's music many years ago ...
On the contrary. If anything, these two singles has regained my interest. Watch my reviews again and pay attention to what I'm saying.
Listened to both of the singles. Neither of them are memorable.
It’s a nice song but the solo is lame
I still haven't listened to it yet. No real interest...
I'm possibly the biggest Gilmour fan on the planet. Ssl5 loaded strat into a Cornish board into a hiwatt and a Yamaha ra100. I can honestly say I have zero expectations for this album. Gilmour hasn't done anything good since On an Island. Everything I've heard from this new album is music I would be personally embarrassed to put name on. It's an awful, unlistenable and uninspired attempt at appearing to do something. He should hang it up. He lost the muse.
But You are not Gilmour! You probably have never heard music that is actually terrible, if you think Gilmour’s new stuff is.
@@CedricsSpecialLP it's unlistenable so it's equally as bad as any other terrible music.
@@McLguitars WELL THEN DON’T LISTEN TO IT! It’s that simple. But hey, if you have all this amazing gear, why don’t you go write a song that will blow people's minds?
Well, it's a fair opinion not to like the song but I'm always amazed when people, like you, are telling others to hang it up. Should he quit doing what he wants just because you lost interest or should you just move on?
@@gilmourishofficial Right! Music is art, not a product. It can’t be expected that every album of a certain artist will appeal to everyone. People like this guy make me dislike music fans so much. How can a LISTENER be so pretentious?
Unfortunately David no longer has any interesting creative ability...
A matter of taste.