David Gilmour ' Comfortably Numb ' Royale Albert Hall 2006

Remember That Night
May 2006 as part of his On an Island Tour.
David Gilmour – lead and backing vocals, guitars,
Richard Wright – lead and backing vocals, Hammond organ, Farfisa organ, piano
Dick Parry – baritone & alto saxophones, electronic organ
Phil Manzanera – guitars, backing vocals
Guy Pratt – bass guitar, double bass, backing vocals,
Jon Carin – synthesiser, piano, keyboards,
Steve DiStanislao – drums, percussion, backing vocals

[tomlew]

Has someone told David Gilmour he sounds better on this performance than the original??? Considering the original is amazing David has only gotten better with age. R.I.P. Richard Wright

[siddharthpanchal]

People will remember them long after the last of the Pink Floyd have gone. Such is their music and power of the songs. There will never be another band like this again.

[pinkyfloyd]

One of the best Live Comfortably Numb songs out there ! rest in peace Mr Richard Wright !

[adriantaylor]

just when you think that song couldn't get any better .Honest I could watch David Gilmour solo for hours

[xandermclaughlin]

One of my life goals is to see David Gilmour in concert

[juancano]

Strings were never meant to bend that much. However, one man found the beauty and soul it took to make it happen. This is that man. Thank you, David Gilmour, for the incredibly aching feeling you made us feel with your gift. Music will forever be in your debt, now, and even one hundred years from now.

[criffermaclennan]

This is the classical music of the future... Timeless, exquisite and flawless

[johncollins]

I have no doubt that between 100-200 years in the future, people will look back at masters like Gilmour and Wright the way we look back at composers such as Bach, Mozart, Beethoven etc. today.

[ferafera]

Mark Knopfler and David Gilmour: kings of feeling!

[ahmadamiruddin]

I never get tired/bored listening to Pink Floyd, day in day out. Best way to unwind after a busy day!

[omaredgardo]

Rick Wright epic member of Pink Floyd, a miss you forever, RIP Richard Wright.😢😢

[princevultan]

RIP Richard Wright. Your talents are missed. Thank God for these videos so future generations can see what real music and real talent is.
David Gilmour, thank you for every time you touch a guitar.

[andrewsmith]

That is how you play the guitar. Damn.

[jackforbes]

I just love that Rick sang on this, having Rick performing on this tour makes it my favorite of all Gilmours live solo stuff, this whole concert series has so many great moments, Echoes, Bowie sining Arnold Layne with David and Rick, and so many others.

[dr.debajyotibose]

That Guy Pratt dance move was pretty dope during the second solo

[treschifladosquiensabe]

45 years old. I heard this song for the first time in my 14 teenage mind. And changed my life for ever. Bye Rick. RIP

[seanmahoney]

I shook his hand in 1989 and told him that his art had helped to shape my life. He nodded (he’d heard this same thing a million times before) and he said “thank you.” Not “thanks” he’d heard it so many times before but he still meant that “thank you”. A true gentleman and artist. If ever do i get to heaven, and God says “hey, David Gilmore is just starting to play that solo from comfortably numb for eternity”. I’d go “yup, this is heaven.”

[timh]

You know I'm 70 years old been a party or since the 60s and the 70s. Cannot stop listening to this group there's a lot of good groups back in the 60s and 70s but these people rock and roll Happy Trails everybody what a band

[moushampokhrel]

This is not a music .. it's a art of souls on humans

[robertelee]

Man....in 50+years, Mr. Gilmour hasn't lost a step! A Pink Floyd fan since the late 70's\early 80's, I've admired the passion which is written with his fingers, voice, and lyrics in everything that he does. A true genius, and a true legend.