The Christie’s David Gilmour Guitar Collection exhibit has made its way through London and Los Angeles and has now landed in New York City… where all the David Gilmour guitars you have seen played live over the years or that you have listened to an endless amount of times on albums are about to sojourn into an entirely new existence. Yesterday, at 11:00am Eastern Standard Time, a small group of guitar and Pink Floyd enthusiasts waited patiently in the lobby at Christie’s Rockefeller Plaza exhibition space to enter what may be the last glimpse anyone will get of some of David Gilmour’s most famous guitars. And just like that, as Christie’s musical instrument specialists and hosts invited everyone in, the small crowd trickled into different parts of the exhibit: some looking to take each guitar in throughout the exhibit’s layout, others going straight for “The Black Strat,” “The Red Stratocaster,” or #0001. These guitars were all on display in separate rooms, songs that were performed on these over the years piping through speakers directly underneath and around them.
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Roger Waters – Prague concert live cinema broadcast worldwide
Trafalgar Releasing, in conjunction with Sony Music, are collaborating with Roger Waters for the third time, following their cinema broadcasts of the Us And Them, and The Wall Live, concerts. On Thursday, May 25th, they will broadcast Roger’s “This Is Not a Drill” show live from Prague to cinemas around the world. This cinematic event will feature 20 Pink Floyd and Waters’ classic songs, along with the new song “The Bar”. Tickets will go on sale in one’s week’s time, on Tuesday, April 25th at www.thisisnotadrillfilm.com (https://www.thisisnotadrillfilm.com), where details of participating cinemas should also be available. They advise that this event has been time shifted in some markets to suit local time zones, which is a sensible move, to avoid being in the middle of the working day, or the middle of the night. Obviously, check local listings for more details of this. Here’s the trailer for the event:
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Five For Friday – 10th March 2023
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