Magia e interação na voz de Gilmour e Rick.

Guitarra destorcida .. incrivel harmonia entre cada respiração .. cada frase .. cada nota musical.

Musica que invade minha alma, e a rasga inteira..

Como espada, estilhando-me em pedaços perdidos no universo..

Particulas de um enigma .. que monto, parte a parte.. Deste meu misterio.. que Sou em Mim !!

Meu sonho eterno:

Ver Gilmour ;; cantando uma canção ;; o seu olhar ;; seu sorriso ;; tocar sua face ..

Mas como sonhos, são sonhos, .. quando acordo todos os dias, volto ao mundo real, sem magia, sem Gilmour.

Até que novamente adormeça, mesmo acordada, e liberto-me do mundo. E assim estar contigo mais uma vez.

Rosangela/Brasil

I share with you many of your own feelings: “since I was a little girl my hearing has been shaped to PF’s music, especially to the timbre of voice of David, which with passing time became part of my soul, binding to my heart forever. It has been close to me at any moment of my life let me to fly up from the ground into the universe in a sweet vortex. If I were a day at the hospital the only way to make me wake up shall be to hear his singing… My greatest desire was to see him sing live, and it came true when I was in Venice, cold and wet under the rain.”

I spent my last Saturday in Venice: it has been my first time again there after “The live concert”, of that raining evening in August 2006, and walking through Piazza San Marco, my first thought was for both David and Rick. Just few steps from there, you can find Venice’s Hard Rock cafe. It’s very nice, close to a square of water full of gondolas, where is exposed a large collection of memorabilia of many famous artists.

In the gallery of their website, we can see that only one of David’s 70’s Fender Stratocasters is actually in Hard Rock Cafe Orlando, with the following caption: “There are very few guitarists with a sound as uniquely their own as his. With one bend of the string you instantly know who’s playing.”

I hope in the nearest future also in the Venice one we could admire a rare pearl of David’s.

Thank you F.Ed,
bye/ciao Elisabetta

The Who and David Gilmour – The Dirty Jobs (Hyde Park, 1996)
Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins – Mother of Violence (Reading Festival, 1979)
Queen and David Bowie – Under Pressure
Queensryche and Dio – The Chase
Pavarotti and Queen (Roger Taylor and Brian May) – Too Much Love Will Kill You
Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder – Ebony and Ivory
Steve Perry and Kenny Loggins – Don’t Fight It
Cher with Beavis and Butthead – I Got You Babe (funny remake)
Max Webster and Rush (their respective lead singers Kim Mitchell and Geddy Lee) – Battlescar
Roy Harper and Kate Bush, plus guitars of David Gilmour – You (The Game, Part II)
John Lennon and Elton John – Whatever Gets You Thru the Night
Don Henley and Stevie Nicks – Leather and Lace
Styx (Tommy Shaw and Dennis DeYoung) – Haven’t We Been Here Before
Supertramp (Rick Davies and Roger Hodgson) – Dreamer

What a nice combination of opera and pop voice by two wonderful Italian singers. I love Zucchero!