Gilmour on 6.

[Pip in a Poke]

He's got a country pile outside Bath I do believe.

Abson

No, Wick I do believe.

Just down the road from Tracey Park Golf Club.

[MrMarkyMark]

He was instrumental in the career of Kate Bush.

Who, Martin Scroteman

[NigelJK]

He was instrumental in the career of Kate Bush.

[The Plantswoman]

Hi Jekka,

Mr Scroatman would already know, given you are one and the same person.

Fanciful!

[MrMarkyMark]

He's got a country pile outside Bath I do believe.

Abson

Hi Jekka,

Mr Scroatman would already know, given you are one and the same person.

[The Plantswoman]

Funnily enough, a couple of mates of mine saw him the other day.

He walked right past them on the station platform at Temple Meads where the two penises were sat eating a McDonalds lunch before getting the train up to Edgbaston to see the Test Match.

He's got a country pile outside Bath I do believe.

Abson

[DannyF1966]

BBC Radio 6 Music - The First Time With..., David Gilmour

Interview with our Dave.

Thanks for that, very interesting indeed Also interesting (or maybe not) is that that programme marks the third time in two days I've heard "There's no way out of here". Which must me some sort of record for such a relatively obscure... er, record.

[stek]

I've actually worked with Dave Gilmour.

Not the Pink Floyd one, this guy was the computer head at my first job in 1979, looked after the Burroughs mainframe or whatever it was. Filled a room and did nowt we could see. The computer, not Dave, though he was a big fella.

This Dave Gilmour was a Scottish Dave Gilmour too....

[Martin Scroatman]

Funnily enough, a couple of mates of mine saw him the other day.

He walked right past them on the station platform at Temple Meads where the two penises were sat eating a McDonalds lunch before getting the train up to Edgbaston to see the Test Match.

[mudskipper]

@gilmour

FTFY

[zeitghost]

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