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@forcecon1 Agreed. Federer's backhand is good but it can't consistently do damge against nadal, djokovic, and muray. All those guys have better backhands particularly djokovic and murray. Nadal's backhand isn't that great but he more than anyone can get the ball high on Fed's backhand rendering i...

@Laxave So true. He is still in all the big matches he plays and is in fact often leading and then fades. US Open 2009 final won the first set and was serving for the second set. 2010 US Open, upv2 sets to 1 and then had 2 match points. 2011 was up 5 to 2 in the first set and had set point in t...

Thanks for this man! This is my favortie part of the song and you made it easy to learn.

@Chemik1ll Why the hell are you watching a tutorial video of David Gilmour soloing if you think it's boring? This sounds boring because it's slowed way down. Anyways, you probably like to listen to mindless shredding rather than someone who can play with soul and melody.

@steviemgallacher So true. Waters is a genius but it must have been such a relief that he left. They could actually enjoy themselves on tour again.

@chrism216 I've noticed that too. He is stil quick but in his prime he was like a rabbit the way he hopped around the court.

@PSXGAMER22 They probably hated each other in the 80s and maybe the 90s, but they certainly don't hate each other anymore as evidenced by their Live 8 performance. And Gilmour recently appeared along with Mason at one of Waters Wall performances. They aren't close friends or anything but they def...

@architecturalabdabs What do you mean trying to get every producer possible. For Momentary Lapse and the Divsion Bell, Gilmour co-produced each album with Bob Ezrin, the same guy who helped produce the Wall. As for trying to sound like Pink Floyd, Gilmour has a very distinctive style with his wri...

Great to see that you covered this great song, not many people do it. They are probably like a million cover versions of time and another brick in the wall. I would suggest either turning down the stereo or turning up your guitar. Good job though!

@strefa61 It's "A Great Day for Freedom" from the Division Bell.

@pinkrudy He still improvised some in the later years but he would start solos out the same way and some he played almost not for note like Shine On and the first solo on Comfortably Numb. I've heard him say in interviews that he starts solos off the same way for fans, and then he will improvise ...

That was incredible! Sounded just like the record.

Great video. Gilmour doesn't do that many interviews.

@2hamboigahs He means the orchestral charts.

@KillerBN1 Actually David Gilmour sings the album version.

@marcusdolby1 I don't have a problem with Waters using three guitarists. It's true Gilmour overdubbed guitar parts, but you are still wrong about him using four guitarists during that tour. Scott Page played guitar just because he wanted to play when he wasn't playing the sax. You couldn't even h...

@technocrash09 What do you mean? Rick, Roger, Syd, and Nick were all original members. Nick was the only one though to play on every Floyd album.

@swivel07 What are you talking about? Roger Waters left the band. He was the leader of the band up until he quit.

The only member who was fired was Richard Wright and it was Waters who had him removed.

@charliepheonix Also, a while back when Serena was talking how she would could take down the men. A German player, Braach ranked 203 played both Williams sisters, one set apiece. He beat one Williams sister 6-1 and the other 6-2. During the change overs he smoked cigarettes and didn't even serve ...

@echo962 Actually the whole band wrote the song(including Mason), but really Gilmour and Wright were the main force musically behind the song.

@backspacekk Nadal fought hard like he always does, but I don't think he played very well. His backhand was ineffective and short in the court for most of the match. Djokovic is the best returner in the game but Nadal had a poor serving performance compared to last year. Also, Nadal's return of s...

@brumpit I agree that Djokovic will probably go down as the greatest returner of all time. Nadal was broken 11 times in the final, when does that ever happen? However, Djokovic has a long way to go to be considered the greatest ever.