The hot takes and unpopular opinions
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@JC said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
More than 40 years after I first heard it, and the second guitar solo in Comfortably Numb still makes me stop and listen every time I hear it. Whenever I think I've achieved something I remember that Dave Gilmour made that happen.
crazy that i was just driving and i just listened to it. I love a Gilmour solo
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@antipodean said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@MN5 said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@JC said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
More than 40 years after I first heard it, and the second guitar solo in Comfortably Numb still makes me stop and listen every time I hear it. Whenever I think I've achieved something I remember that Dave Gilmour made that happen.
I can’t put my finger on what exactly makes him so great as a guitarist but he most definitely is.
Neither can I no matter how much I practise, it doesn't sound the same.
Damn right. Some guitarists are just inimitable like him, Jeff Beck, Richie Blackmore, Brian May etc.
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@MN5 said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@antipodean said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@MN5 said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@JC said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
More than 40 years after I first heard it, and the second guitar solo in Comfortably Numb still makes me stop and listen every time I hear it. Whenever I think I've achieved something I remember that Dave Gilmour made that happen.
I can’t put my finger on what exactly makes him so great as a guitarist but he most definitely is.
Neither can I no matter how much I practise, it doesn't sound the same.
Damn right. Some guitarists are just inimitable like him, Jeff Beck, Richie Blackmore, Brian May etc.
fuck, that's a new and hot take from you. You've literally never expressed that before...
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@mariner4life said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@MN5 said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@antipodean said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@MN5 said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@JC said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
More than 40 years after I first heard it, and the second guitar solo in Comfortably Numb still makes me stop and listen every time I hear it. Whenever I think I've achieved something I remember that Dave Gilmour made that happen.
I can’t put my finger on what exactly makes him so great as a guitarist but he most definitely is.
Neither can I no matter how much I practise, it doesn't sound the same.
Damn right. Some guitarists are just inimitable like him, Jeff Beck, Richie Blackmore, Brian May etc.
fuck, that's a new and hot take from you. You've literally never expressed that before...
I don’t remember what I have for breakfast most mornings let alone what I post on here
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Some of these fellas clips are pretty good, thought I'd chuck this one in here
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@taniwharugby said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
Some of these fellas clips are pretty good, thought I'd chuck this one in here
that was oddly compelling given he didn't actually say or do anything
what a song though, best listened to flat on your back on your bed at 2am, fully clothed but off your head with the lights still on
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@voodoo in some he and his brother do them and comment on many of them (end up down a rabbit hole watching them listen to RATM, Metallica, Linkin Park, Hendrix etc)
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@taniwharugby yeah the Phil Collins one was good. I don't think I could watch any more though...
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One of my flatmates in PNG loved PF but couldn't listen to them when we were there. Too many unexpected and strange sounds at times, and he always thought someone was trying to break in - again. I have never worked out why they were "unexpected" given that he was a huge fan.
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@Bovidae said in The hot takes and unpopular opinions:
@Snowy The series "Brian Johnson: A Life on the Road" had an episode on Nick Mason. Essentially Mason was showing off his vast car collection, including a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO. That is the most valuable collectable car in the world.
I like Brian Johnson - he was good on Top Gear.
Doesn't really answer my question though - what makes Mason a bellend? Because he collects, and likes, cars? Because he can afford expensive ones? Did he just come across as a prick?
