David Gilmour on New Solo Record: "Best Album I've Made Since Dark Side of the Moon"
Gilmour's upcoming album, "Luck and Strange," set to drop soon
The legendary guitarist says it's his strongest material since Pink Floyd's iconic release
David Gilmour, the legendary guitarist and co-lead vocalist of Pink Floyd, has hinted that his upcoming solo album, "Luck and Strange," is his best work since the band's iconic album, "Dark Side of the Moon."
In a recent interview with Prog magazine, Gilmour said, "I think this is the best album I've made since 'Dark Side of the Moon.' I'm really proud of it."
"I think it's got a lot of the elements that people love about Pink Floyd, but it's also got a lot of new things," Gilmour added. "I'm really excited to share it with everyone."
The news is sure to excite fans of Gilmour and Pink Floyd. "Dark Side of the Moon" is one of the best-selling and most critically acclaimed albums of all time, and many fans consider it to be Gilmour's greatest work.
If "Luck and Strange" can live up to Gilmour's claims, it could be one of the most anticipated albums of the year. No release date has been announced yet, but stay tuned for more updates.
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