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The word "unbelievable" would be certainly used by millions of Pink Floyd fans around the world to describe the legendary singer and guitarist David Gilmour. He first joined the band in 1967 to be a kind of backup for Syd Barrett but eventually became his replacement, since the group decided to fire Syd due to his declining mental state. Gilmour was a fundamental part of the band's sound that showed it's peak on albums released from "Dark Side of the Moon" (1973) until "The Wall" (1979). Over the decades, Gilmour always praised artists who influenced him and once mentioned one that in his opinion is unbelievable. The musician that David Gilmour called unbelievable Although David Gilmour's music was always more Progressive and bluesy sometimes, he was inspired by many other music genres like Funk and Folk. So he is a big fan of the legendary American singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Bob Dylan. In an interview with The Guardian back in 2006, he said that he was really happy when the musician started to play the electric guitar and called him unbelievable. “To me, I was never one of the people who thought Dylan was a monster for going electric. I liked the change. But I must say the power of the young Dylan as the acoustic-playing protest singer- which he’s always denied. But sorry Bob, you were a protest singer. Just to get his guitar and play to a crowd of people and it’s like an arrow. His words come out and the music. People underestimate his actual musical abilities. And the melodies and the words just shoot out like an arrow. I think he was unbelievable. And is,” David Gilmour said. Gilmour's love for Bob Dylan started when he got the musician's debut album on his 16th birthday. He recalled that great memory in an interview with BBC Two back in 2015 (Transcribed by Rock and Roll Garage). “I got Bob Dylan’s first record for my 16th birthday. They (his parents) sent me from Greenwich Village (New York). Before that they sent me the Peter Seeger’s guitar tutor record, which is my only actual instruction (To play guitar). (It) was with Peter Seeger’s guitar tutor record,” David Gilmour said. Gilmour already revealed that one of his favorite Bob Dylan songs is "Ballad in Plain D" from "Another Side of Bob Dylan" released in 1964. Bob Dylan likes Pink Floyd [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goi8sjYEFBs&pp=ygUbYmFsbGFkIGluIHBsYWluIGQgYm9iIGR5bGFu[/embed] Bob Dylan is one of the most prolific songwriters of all time but he still likes to listen to many different kinds of music and recently even revealed in his book "The Philosophy of Modern Song" that he listens to Dio and Duff McKagan. As revealed by Gilmour in an interview with Record Collector magazine back in 2003, Dylan likes Pink Floyd and said he loved the song "The Dogs". Of course, he was referring to the famous track "Dogs" of the album "Animals" (1977). “The second time we met was around the time of ‘The Delicate Sound Of Thunder’. He said (adopts perfect Dylan accent) hey, I love your record, The Dogs, man. I was so thrilled. Not many Pink Floyd fans like this track. But Bob does. So it was OK with me.” Born in Duluth, Minnesota back in 1941, Bob Dylan has a career spanning more than 6 decades and he has released 39 studio albums so far. In 2016 he was awarded with the Nobel Prize in Literature for his songwriting and contribution to music. He also was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame back in 1988. The post The musician that David Gilmour called unbelievable appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

Former President Donald Trump is lying about a whole bunch of topics in the final month of the presidential election. But he is lying most frequently, by far, about immigration. Trump’s October rally speeches and interviews have featured a dizzying barrage of false claims on the subject – about immigrants and crime, about Vice President Kamala Harris’ record on immigration policy, about Trump’s own record on immigration policy and about how foreign countries are...

Top Republicans are laying the groundwork to claim the 2024 election isn’t secure and fair because of noncitizen voting, a theory that has lived in conservative circles since President Biden’s 2020 victory. Former President Trump and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), have claimed that Democrats are encouraging migrants to come into the United States so they can vote in elections and support their ticket.

Liberal journalists love to paint the Republicans as opposed to facts—which implies that liberal journalists own the facts and determine who is using them properly. The Washington Post put this aggressive headline on the front of its Oct. 15 edition: “Campaign takes stand against fact checks: In live settings, Trump aims to let his falsehoods go unchallenged.” Reporters Ashley Parker and Josh Dawsey begin by noting the Trump campaign has “waged an aggressive campaign...

A federal court on Friday unsealed documents detailing some of the evidence special counsel Jack Smith is relying on in his prosecution of former President Donald Trump over his handling of the 2020 election. Judge Tanya Chutkan of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia published a nearly 1,900 page appendix — though most of the pages are sealed, and the parts that aren’t redacted are material already in the public debate, such as press releases, social media posts and...

The judge overseeing President Donald Trump's 2020 election interference case released more evidence collected by special counsel Jack Smith on Friday, unveiling an enormous batch of heavily redacted records. The 1,889 pages of material, which Trump's legal team had sought to keep under wraps, constitute four volumes of an appendix that Smith's prosecutors filed alongside a motion over presidential immunity that was unveiled earlier this month. U.S. District Judge Tanya...

A judge on Friday unsealed nearly 1,900 pages of evidence special counsel Jack Smith assembled in building the election interference case against former President Trump, publicly posting the highly redacted trove. Though the bulk of the documents are redacted, with many pages fully unviewable, the documents still provide a window into the breadth of Smith’s case — and of Trump’s conduct still unknown to the public.

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