Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour has expressed the utmost confidence in his upcoming solo comeback album, Luck and Strange, describing it as his best piece of work since The Dark Side of the Moon came out five decades ago.
“It’s over 50 years now since The Dark Side of the Moon,” Gilmour told Prog magazine in a recent interview (via Guitar World). “My feeling is that this album is the best album I’ve made in all those years since 1973 when The Dark Side of the Moon came out.”
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Considering that Pink Floyd went on to release further classics with Animals in 1977 and 1979’s The Wall, that’s no small statement. Perhaps Gilmour’s ongoing tensions with former bandmate Roger Waters have tarnished his memory of the albums.
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Gilmour has also put out a string of successful solo albums including On an Island and Rattle That Lock, which topped the UK charts in 2006 and 2015, respectively.
Marking Gilmour’s first album in nearly a decade, Luck and Strange is out on September 6th and features the singles “Between Two Points” and “The Piper’s Call.” Pre-order it now, and grab a copy of last year’s The Dark Side of the Moon (50th Anniversary Remaster) for comparison’s sake, if you’d like.
Gilmour will support Luck and Strange with a limited tour of the US, Europe, and the UK. Purchase your tickets here.
