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Kristofer Dahl5th February 2008This is some truly expressive licks David - this should make our GMC:ers phrase for days! 
Stevie-Ray-Vaughn5th February 2008Incredible David!
coffeeman5th February 2008Beautiful David! It reminds me of The Division Bell.
Magnum5th February 2008Very nice ! Looking forward to lesson 3.... :->
The Uncreator5th February 2008Just fantastic, your tone and technique amaze me 
Dejan Farkas5th February 2008Excellent. Love it
Bogdan Radovic5th February 2008Great tune and very expressive solo ! Great job there ! 
Hisham Al-Sanea5th February 2008good job David .. nice playing
botoxfox6th February 2008That was really cool.
Tjchep5th February 2008Cool man.
Nice easy lesson to pick up some awesome licks!
Juan M. Valero6th February 2008great lesson, David, love your sweet playing
IzzyCom6th February 2008Beautiful beautiful beautiful!!!!!!
I love it!!!!! great feeling David!!!
Ur an amazing guitarist, very tasteful solos
SensE6th February 2008really nice and emotional
Nick3256th February 2008awsome
Muris Varajic6th February 2008Coming Back To Life!!!
Love it bro!!!!!!!
UncleSkillet6th February 2008Nice job man! Good chops and you had the delay effect down great. Good single coil clean tone!
Like an old Fender Black Face, bling.. bling
dreadlocks6th February 2008beautiful
yuor becoming my #1 instructor
i cant start this 1 because im still in your
country licks lesson 
Maximus6th February 2008Very Cool
kyldeee6th February 2008Nice Lesson David, love the melody
Ivan Milenkovic6th February 2008Great phrasing and a great lesson Walli!
eddiecat6th February 2008This is so beautiful!
Thank you David.
eddiecat6th February 2008Sorry, but isn't the last diagram Bb lydian?
Toni Suominen6th February 2008Very nice work David!
Gabriel Leopardi6th February 2008This is very nice! Good job!
David Wallimann6th February 2008Thanks so much my friends, Eddiecat, you're right!
It's Bb Lydian, not B Lydian.
Will fix that, thanks!
krudtaa6th February 2008Great lesson Walliman. Thanks.
at lights end6th February 2008nice playing, very gilmour.
Ralleliciouz6th February 2008sounds extreamly cool David
Nemanja Filipovic6th February 2008love the lesson..great melody....
Pablo Vazquez6th February 2008I love Gilmour´s style! Nice Lesson!
Robwylde6th February 2008Another beauty. Thanks David!
Gus7th February 2008Cool. Practicing it.
Can you give some advice on how to set the delay parameters to get that Gilmour sound?
giant55121st February 2008really enjoying learning this one thanks!
Carlos Carrillo25th February 2008Hey David!!!cool lesson...thanks
Old School Rocker26th February 2008hey is the "g" just another symbol for "hammer-on" or "pull-off" cause i've never seen that b4 (mabey cause im really new to guitar wouldnt help)
btw great lesson really cool tone.
Marcus Siepen8th March 2008great lesson David
Verm9th March 2008would also like to know what the "G" means in the tabs. thanks.
Anuj5th April 2008Great Solo........
Man i am becoming a fan of David
SonofDestiny24th June 2008David, you the man!
Deleted30th January 2009Really great!
pirewall2nd April 2009really awesome lesson mate!! I'm trying to improve some it for myself as well awesome sound ^^
surduk5th October 2009Hi David, your phrasing makes my day. Really beautiful and it makes me smile all day. Even when I practice. Thanks to your creative sound.
David Wallimann5th October 2009Thanks so much for the kind words! :-)
kevvyg13th November 2009Hi, I know David is no longer around, but if anyone reads this, could they tell me why Bb Lydian? It looks pretty similar to A minor pent on the fretboard chart, but is there a simple reason why David chose this scale? It's obviously a major scale based on Bb which fits the Bb major, but why this, and not just say, Bb major? What's it's relation with A minor, if there is one?, and if someone said "we're going to modulate from A minor to Bb major now", what reasoning would you go through to come up with Bb Lydian? (Music theory, eh?!)
