During the middle section, the band sat down and their roadies served them tea. The song was only performed a couple of times. – rhythm/melody (bridge pickup) mild Fuzz Face – solo/picking (bridge pickup): clean signal through a Leslie The mid section of the song was extended with a long jazz inspired jam. Note: Gilmour performed Fat Old Sun with a Stratocaster as opposed to the acoustic album version. – rhythm acoustic guitar fed through a harmonizer (?) or ADT – rhythm acoustic guitar (played by Waters) He also played the violin melody (just after the intro). On the intro, David played a picking progression based on the chords and did mostly the same stuff as on the album version. On the US leg of the tour, Atom was performed with just the four piece band. Pink Floyd did a number shows with a complete brass orchestra and choir. – slide solo (neck pickup) mild Fuzz Face with echo – solo/funky part (neck pickup) mild Fuzz Face Stratocaster, bridge pickup (unless otherwise noted)
– 300ms (repeat mode) with variable feedback and volume. Note: David would roll down the guitar volume knob to create overdrive sounds for rhythm parts. It’s also wise to acknowledge that technique, place and time, studio trickery and who knows what plays a role in David’s tones in addition to the equipment.
This feature should therefore only be used as a guideline for your own setup and not as a gospel. David often make adjustments and may not even be consequent in how he’s using the equipment. Keep in mind that all effect settings and setups are based on pictures and video from a certain date and/or interviews and third hand transcriptions that are subject to interpretation.
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