Learn to Play Pink Floyd Volume 1

Pink Floyd, one of the most influential rock bands in history, has captured the hearts and ears of millions of listeners worldwide. From their ethereal soundscapes to the profound lyricism, their legacy is undeniable. At the heart of Pink Floyd’s sound is their iconic guitar work. With “Learn To Play Pink Floyd” from Licklibrary.com, you can now journey through some of the band’s most legendary tracks, note for note with tutor Jamie Humphries, uncovering the secrets of their magical guitar tapestries.

Shine On You Crazy Diamond
One of Pink Floyd’s most emblematic tracks, “Shine On You Crazy Diamond,” is a tribute to their former member, Syd Barrett. The song is noted for its expansive solos and intricate guitar parts. It is rich in arpeggios, string-bending, and uses the Dorian scale predominantly. The haunting guitar solos, which blend emotion and technical prowess, are perfect for those looking to master expressive phrasing.

Money
“Money” stands out not just for its unique 7/4 time signature but also for its catchy guitar riffs. The song revolves around the Bm blues scale, introducing guitarists to groovy rhythms and syncopated beats. The solo is a masterclass in vibrato and double-stops, offering ample opportunities for learners to practice and refine their skills.

Wish You Were Here
A song drenched in nostalgia and longing, “Wish You Were Here” is primarily an acoustic number, making use of finger-picking techniques. The intro alone, with its timeless guitar theme, features a blend of slides and pull-offs, creating a sound that is both haunting and beautiful. The song, rooted in the G major scale, is a testament to the power of simplicity in songwriting.

Comfortably Numb
Possibly home to one of the most celebrated guitar solos in rock history, “Comfortably Numb” is a treat for any guitarist. The solos are constructed around the B minor and D major scales, employing techniques such as bends, vibrato, and alternate picking. Each note is played with passion, making it an ideal track for those who wish to master the art of emotive playing.

Another Brick In The Wall
Best known for its distinct guitar riff and the anthemic “We don’t need no education” chorus, “Another Brick In The Wall” offers guitarists a chance to delve into funk-infused rhythms. Rooted in the D minor scale, the song incorporates power chords, palm-muting, and a stinging solo that showcases intricate string-bending techniques.

David Gilmour: The Man Behind The Strings
One cannot delve into Pink Floyd’s guitar work without acknowledging the genius of David Gilmour. His unique playing style, characterized by its soulful bends, rich vibrato, and meticulous phrasing, is a massive part of Pink Floyd’s signature sound. His ability to weave emotion into every note he plays has made him one of the most revered guitarists in history. Gilmour’s contributions to the tracks mentioned above have made them timeless classics, and through “Learn To Play Pink Floyd,” you get a front-row seat to his masterclass.

Guitar Techniques Used In These Lessons
• Vibrato
• Alternate Picking
• Arpeggios
• Double-Stops
• String Bending
• Slides
• Power Chords
• Palm Muting
• Pull-Offs
• Finger-Picking

With “Learn To Play Pink Floyd,” Licklibrary.com offers you an immersive experience, guiding you through the mystical realms of Pink Floyd’s guitar artistry. Whether you’re a budding guitarist or an experienced player, this product promises a deep dive into some of the most iconic songs ever produced in rock history. Embark on this musical journey and let the timeless notes of Pink Floyd enrich your guitar-playing soul.