Pink Floyd

In June 2001, during the Meltdown concert at the Royal Festival Hall in London, David Gilmour performed "Comfortably Numb," a track renowned for its emotional weight and iconic guitar solos. This performance took place after Pink Floyd's final studio album, "The Endless River," which was released in 2014. However, it also followed Gilmour's solo album "On an Island," released in 2006, showcasing his continued influence in the music scene. Notably, Bob Geldof joined Gilmour for this poignant rendition, highlighting the collaborative spirit often present in live performances. The concert was part of a series curated by Gilmour himself, emphasizing his stature as a leading figure in rock music well beyond the original Pink Floyd lineup. The performance captures the essence of Pink Floyd's legacy, melding profound lyrical themes with Gilmour's signature guitar craftsmanship.

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