PINK FLOYD：DAVID GILMOUR 『Shine On You Crazy Diamond ~With Street Musician~』by miu JAPAN 

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It would be something out of this world as long as you know who D. Gilmour is, unlike this guy.

Seems as if he was more excited to get paid.

He's a lucky guy. Who would refuse such offer? Good on him.

@@realitygutter9694 perhaps after going on stage with DG and the rest of this “little known” band the penny dropped, do you reckon?

@@finjakke He probably thought he was another street musician that wanted him to play with him to capture some concert traffic.

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I want to fucking punch you. Lol

Shawn Baskette : I don't like wine..."How I wish, how I wish you were Beer".

Pete Roberts another prick in the hall....

@@peteryyz43 This conversation is considerably dumb.

You could say, in this instance, David Gilmour, is a glass act?

Isnt that the truth . This is 1 F’ed up country . Everybody has issues.

I don't know for sure if he's a class act, however he appears to be.

@@darz_k. Very good - you beat me to it!!!

The musician he found on the street was a “glass act”! Haha. Sorry had to. Wish the video was longer! It was beautiful

Ask Roger... .

@@prismblue8514 You got a damn good point lol.

@@prismblue8514 lol

He’s also the sole reason syd ever finished his solo albums. One of my favorite human beings if not guitarists on earth.

@@prismblue8514 🗿

Winkie Man yes way too short.

Nah...it was enough😂

@@mikerichardson7244 yes, beautiful sound with combination of guitar and wine glasses

I’ve seen this.... pretty sure it from David’s solo Concert Video

I wouldn’t miss a minute of it!

yes!! great :)

Glasswork

Exagtly!!!!!

Genius joke!

Maybe he'll end up playing 'glass'tonbury

Did he say if he knew David or PinkFloyd before that day he was asked to play? Because if he did and if I were him, I would have said yes right away even before being offered to be paid.

@@jeffbeck9347 In his words approximately "I knew that there was a band called Pink Floyd but I had heard almost nothing and I didn't know the name of the members and even less their faces. After that night I started to listen more about Pink Floyd and I've become a fan of the band nowadays but before that moment I didn't know who were that man and that woman that approached and asked me to join them at San Marco. I stayed with them not only on stage but at the hotel and rehearsing too"....no information about the salary haha One of those guys whom you can see from second one that he is a nice human being.

@@marccosta7376 Bro, thanks for the reply. It really answered the biggest question on my mind.

@@jeffbeck9347 He also told me that all the people in the band were great people and music was always present in some way...rehearsing, in supper conversations, David and Rick wanting to know how the glasses are played, etc. None of the band members had rockstar behaviour or a minimum sign of ego. I didn't want to bother him and after a picture with him and a "Thank you for your time Igor" I left and he continued playing. As a huge David Gilmour fan I was lost for words for an hour..

@@marccosta7376 That's a nice experience you had. To me, it's almost like talking to a once-upon-a-time-short-period-Floyd-member.

Russell I think you picked up on something that no one else has picked up on. Something has made this man humble.

When David Gilmour pays YOU, a street musician, to play with him!

@@ampzamp .. evidently his love for music has kept him grounded and he recognizes other people's passion for music - even if it's wine glasses. A pity that talent can also become distasteful if vented too ostentatiously in politics as happened to Roger Waters. We have Gilmour to thank for giving Kate Bush some initial recognition in the music industry. Maybe he recognized the pitfalls early on with Syd Barrett - creativity, but also the destructive nature of drugs. The Floyd never went off the rails after Barrett - despite his demise, Gilmour graciously gave tribute to him in the album 'Wish You Were Here' with 'Shine On ..' It's amazing how four people can randomly experiment with studio technology of the early '70s and produce an iconic album such as DSotM with session singer Clare Torry's one-off vocal that has seemingly elevated itself beyond the band yet is intrinsically linked to PFs success in inovation.

He offered him a job tonight. Why so much excitement?? It is very interesting all right, but not a particular burden for Dave

Exatly gentleman

Greatest musician.

And pay him too.

I was looking for an awesome glass solo.

David Gilmour was not only an inspiration to me as a guitarist but an even bigger inspiration as a decent human being

As well my inspiration as well and I just started a RU-vid channel called Learning David Gilmour, following my journey… he’s amazing in all ways!

I was thinking the same thing about Roger.

@repsychle Oh, I can imagine Roger doing this, but he'd insist on a week of rehearsals and paying him union wages. 😉

Though he is a favorite person and guitarist of mine I would say that it was Waters' genius that made PF.

​@@lukeschmidt Roger: The Brain David: The Talent Rick: The Soul Nick: The Power

@@robbennett332 There was this chap called Syd Barrett. He fronted Pink Floyd for some years. Tell me more about this Sid.

@@robbennett332 Syd era Pink Floyd sounded awful :D

"Are you sure this is the right address?"

@@mikemower1939 lol

Drops mic......

@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 lol

"Who are you?" he was thinking.. (until his mate nudged him and told him who he was)

George Donaldson you think he would want to be knighted?

@@UnderpantBomber Well he's already got a CBE.

Only him? How is Roger Waters?

Ask the Queen.

@Julio Diaz it's not a personal opinion if you post it

Why couldn’t I think of that lol.

This has got to be the esoteric reference I've ever understood.

Cold and rainy today :P

@@martianinvader3828 Hint: it's not a glass, it's an axe...

👏👏👏

.. 'threatened' ?? What are you on about?

@@Chris_Sheridan "Threatened" as in "insecure".

@@Chris_Sheridan Actually, I do know what the Bible says, but what does that have to do with David Gilmore inviting a street musician to join him onstage at his concert?

@@ArkansasPilgrim I'm not even sure why your comments are appearing in my notifications for different RU-vid videos ..

@@Chris_Sheridan Good ole RU-vid.

yes!! He is not only a first-class musician, great as a person :)

He really is. A very warm and kind human being.

@Union Blacksmith - Fact!! :)

David is such a glass act!!

It's amazing how many of you know him so well! Incredible! Might want to ask his kids though... ;-)

Right? I'd pay David Gilmore for a chance to play alongside him haha

No thanks Mr. Gilmour I don't want to be paid, just to have the opportunity to be up there on stage with you will be enough for me, this will be my only reward.

Un vero artista rispetta sempre un altro artista. Ecco perché gli ha detto “ti pago”.

That's gonna look pretty good on his resume! ;)

@@klimt5 100% de acuerdo. Es respeto al artista

Next day wine glass guy shows up figuring a couple dozen people coming to watch a concert and...

David: I'm Pink. Nod to "The Wall" and 'Comfortably Numb'.

Thank you for the comments :) I think so, too.He gets a performance fee for "DAVID GILMOUR" Exactly Street Musician's miracle :)

Exactly :)))((

Sadly. I would pay to play with him. As a matter of fact, would not need money involved in that situation.

I'm sure he knew David, majority of the entire world knows him as gods guitarist

Keith Bearman Good point 😅

He’s a glass act

@@socialstoic2099 pfffftttt 😂😂😂

you said it !

When I see those talentless instagramers idiots with plastic lips at 26. Acting like they are goddess on earth ... I feel like I wanna slap the life out of their ugly ass bodies

I’m glad you know him personally you fuckwit

He sold one of his (two) houses for 3 or 4 million years ago and gave the money to Shelter, the homeless charity. He was quoted as saying "I only need one house".

100%

Don Cruz yes, you saw, this is a concert from 2006 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-p-kN-0uu0MY.html

Yea, sadly he hasn't returned to encore.

Karan Shah: Now he is looking for 17 year old guy to play piano for him.

ik heb 55 jaar geleden voor het eerst zien optreden met pink floid in apeldoorn NL was jammer genoeg ook de laatse keer altyd een fan gebleven eigenlyk alles wat engelse muziek heeft voort gebracht van 1965 tot endless

Thank you for the comments :) I envy you. I respect DAVID GILMOUR, but I have never actually met. He has not come to Japan since 1988 :( miu from KYOTO JAPAN

David is a genius. The wine glasses blend in with the music.

That man is the very reason I started playing guitar 43 years ago. Thank you, David. ❤

The Maiden that's awesome. Roger does that at every show. Gets local kids to come on stage for ABITW2. Saw him in Brooklyn a few weeks ago and Yankee Stadium a few years ago. He did it both times. Kids were amazing both times (so was Roger and his band, lip sync or not)

Lip sync???

@Justin M: Same question as Bob Bob. Are you saying Roger and the band lip sync but force the kids to sing live?

Seems like this was standard procedure for Mr Gilmour. He did it in New Zealand too. I remember holidaying in Fiji just before Pink Floyd played Western Springs Stadium in Auckland in 1988 (January 22nd). On the way home we met some street musicians who were also on their way there and they had nowhere to stay, so one of my friends invited them to stay at his place. They accepted. They were playing on the street in Auckland, when Mr Gilmour approached and asked them if they wanted to play at the after concert party. They accepted his offer. I remember being at my friend's house when they were collected for the gig. They were picked up in a limousine accompanied by a van for the band equipment (a snare drum and an acoustic guitar), they got free concert tickets with full access passes and watched the concert from the side of the stage. Then they were shuttled to the party venue in the limo again after the concert, and the limo drove them back to my friend's place again after the party. Yes they got paid for the gig too. One of the guys told me after he wasn't a Pink Floyd fan, and was talking to Gilmour at the party, didn't know who he was. Thinking he was a stage hand or something, he asked Gilmour if he was going to stay with the band until the end of the tour. David Gilmour's response: "I suppose I should. I'm the lead guitarist and singer".

Hehe, Roger waters got some danish kids for his gig in copengagen aswell. Awesome. But i can imagine its difficult to get parents to let their kids go on a tour with a rock band :)

Just two lost trolls....

Agreed. He went the way of all flesh, once his head was turned by the associative Gilmour/Floyd fame. He started on wine glasses alright, thought he could handle 'em. Next thing you know he's onto pint glasses, still protesting to everyone that could handle it. Last I heard he was on Oktoberfest Steins and wasn't expected to be around for long.

Brilliant !

LOL, but will he get into the rock and roll hall of fame.

What a little beam of sunshine you are ..

LOL yea right condescending remark to a nobody on the streets

Roger Waters well if that’s a condescending remark then it could be the human race is run.

@@tied2dye1 why would he be considered a nobody, because he us on the street smh?

@@leelohaskin7941 gilmour has to steep low and say I'll pay you???? Ida said say would you like some real exposure and perform with me? Then if he asked will you pay me Ida said Yes but wait first for the blokes answer for bloody sakes Use finesse gilmour Now you know why we broke up

@@tied2dye1 lol if you are Roger, (which you probably arent) then I'd say by your response is why David dont wanna fuck with your pretentious ass , hell at this point with all the politicking you do, you're damn near persona nom grata (I'm about as lib as one can get)

It's the most beautiful song

Not Yet. :(

@@TheExtraStout living legend.

yes me too :) miu from KYOTO JAPAN

Absolutely agreed.

The band of DAVID GILMOUR is really wonderful.I think he was lucky that he put in that group.

I'd have to agree with you there!!!

I always see Brian May mentioned in Gilmour videos and vise versa as if it’s the only two guitarists people can name.

I don't know... sometimes I think I see a big ego lurking in David. I think he may just be better than most at containing it and pretending to be humble. He watched as Roger's ego soared out of control and nearly destroyed the band. Roger also made a fool of himself taking Pink Floyd to court, then he ended up performing in clubs in the same city that PF played huge arenas. If I witnessed that kind of major fall, I'd be very cautious not to let my ego show its ass. You can't be as awesome as David Gilmour and not have an outsized ego. What always strikes me as dumb is when someone is given some major award and they respond by saying that it's a "humbling experience". What exactly is "humbling" about being told you're the greatest? lol. (He does act quite humble most of the time though.)

You messing? Gilmour is a giant next to may 🙈 he's a butcher

@@Starlight_Silver You’re right. Of course Gilmour has a massive ego. All rockstars do. But I think he’s quite a shy person too. Those two things aren’t necessarily mutually exclusive. Just because he’s not flamboyant doesn’t mean he doesn’t have an ego.

His wife is hot, too.

Jochem Scharenborg U I noticed that too...One of my favorite Floyd tunes

Spotted 👍

It sounded so beautiful I want to learn to play that instead of the chords :)

I was just wondering which song was that.. thanks for posting the name.. it drained whole blood outta my veins as soon I heard Dave playing it.. No, I haven't heard much of Floyd but I respect them and love them as much as their die hard fans do just cuz I play music too... Him playing this tune did the same to me what brick in the wall did when I heard it for the first time... Thanks again , I owe you

damm, do you know where i could find a tab for this version of High hopes ? thank you.

@degree7 kakakakakakakakaakakakak funnny

@degree7 best answer ever for that situation

Lol yeah " some guy called Roger has just walked by and already asked me, sorry."

@degree7nice one

Thank you for the comments :) I love the personality of DAVID GILMOUR. I think that attitude to run a good idea immediately has built his status. That's why he built a sound of PINK FLOYD. Together with RICHARD WRIGHT:) miu from KYOTO JAPAN

Well said mui.