Can't go wrong with either. Both are renowned for great tone and solos so catchy they're just as memorable as any vocals. That said, I like Pink Floyd more than Queen so Gilmour.
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I don't give a d.a.m.n about hypes, fanclubs or tonal religions. All I care about is what works for me.
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Easy, Gilmour, I love BM, his playing, his personality but man like da treble too much, and can often come over like a screechy **bleep**
Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything. - Plato
Gilmour. Listening to his solos feels like flying and he is so great at filling in the gaps of a song with nuances. Also, I can't count how many times I've caught myself singing along (if you can call it that) with his solos.
Gilmour. May is a better player, and Queen had better vocals, but I can’t listen to a Queen album without getting bored. Queen is a singles band for me.
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