Thanks for the comment. I agree with you, i recorded it using an Analog Delay so the regeneration sounds too loud and slow, i kind of like that on some of my solo distortions, but in this case in some parts i feel what you said.

Thanks for the comment. I recorded it backside because i think it looked cool to see my hand moving in the back of the neck like a wave motion. But most of the videos i make, i record it upfront.
You should definately learn this solo note by note. I did it and it gave me a lot of glints i never had. It´s a very precise but still thoughtfull solo, with a lot of feelling and great tune.

Hey, thanks for the comment. I really find this solo very inspirating, and improvising on Gilmour´s solos are always a pleasure to the hands. He really have a strong influence on my playing, among other players. You should definately post your version too, when you do it, message me with the link and i will be pleased to hear it. Keep it up!

Thanks!

"Note for note solos", LOL, tickled me, sorry. So, I think you've proven what I already thought, they dont matter - MOST of the time. Let me explain.

I recently sent our promo pack to a booking agency. After 5 days, they called and booked us. The critique was "Why didnt you play the solos note for note", my response was "We have been on a very aggressive target of 40 songs in 6 months, so Ive been working them in where I can, and where they are needed." His example was my ending for The Ocean (I have it on video). I find it impossible to believe that a non-musician would even notice my non-note for note solo, let alone be bothered by it. He said "Even non guitarists notice that stuff". I agree, in some places... not end of the The Ocean. "You shook me all night long" - yes... and I learned it note for note (well, darned close anyway).

So, back to your video. Great job, love the tone. A bit rushed in some places, but I too, liked the mix of YOURS and DAVES. If someone would have asked me, I would have guessed that this songs' solo would have needed to be note for note. Thanks for proving me wrong.

~C