Subject: David Gilmour

• Last Night: Roger Waters at the Woodlands Pavilion

  May 5, 2008

• Mighty Hermaphrodite

  Mira Sorvino plays a boy to get her man in The Triumph of Love

  May 16, 2002

• B.B. King Sure Has a Lot of Friends

  Is there anyone who doesn't love B.B. King? If you're talking about the 83-year-old bluesman's fellow musicians, the answer is a resounding "No!" King has probably sat in with with more players (and vice versa) than anybody else save perhaps Willie Nelson, with whom of course King has teamed up countless times both live (above) and on record. In honor of his two-night stand at House of Blues - both shows are close to selling out - this weekend, Rocks Off combed YouTube to find a few of the kin

  November 21, 2008

• Classic Rock Corner: In Memoriam 2008

  You know, the Grim Reaper don't care if you're a multiplatinum music legend, a one-hit wonder or studio-only sideman - he's comin' for you someday! And in 2008, he seemed to like keyboardists and drummers most. A number of classic rockers left for "The Great Gig in the Sky," foremost of whom is the composer of that song... Rick Wright, keyboardist, Pink Floyd (1943-2008): While David Gilmour and Roger Waters were locked in an often ugly head-to-head in battle for creative control and band leade

  December 29, 2008

• Pink Pigs and Scarred Psyches

  March 31, 1994

• I'm a Believer...

  April 14, 1994

• The Lame and the Great

  December 22, 1994

• Music's Ickiest of the Icky, Circa 2008

  Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)

  October 30, 2008

• Roger Waters

  May 1, 2008

• David Gilmour

  Rocker hosts Remember That Night — Live at the Royal Albert Hall

  September 13, 2007

• Anti-Rock

  LCD Soundsystem's brain trust happily loses his edge

  October 27, 2005

• Prog's New Face

  Deadwood Forest isn't your father's progressive rock band

  February 17, 2000

• Westheimer Block Party Listology: Flowers to Hide Chooses the Saddest Songs In the World

  All this week, Rocks Off is previewing Saturday and Sunday's Westheimer Block Party by asking WBP performers to fill out a list from Lisa Nola's Music Listography book we're so fond of. Next up, Jesus and Mary Chain-y alt-rockers Flowers to Hide tell us the saddest songs in the world. claudiabelle​ Jonathan Espeche (guitar, vocals) and Stephen Anderson (vocals, guitar) JE: The promise of good times and fun are always used in popular music to sell something because it doesn't challenge people a

  November 12, 2009