Roger touring The Wall in 2010?

Went to the Buffalo show Friday and was totally blown away. I couldn't describe it better than above, so I won't try. All i have to say is that it was the most visually impressive and intense show I've ever seen (and I've seen a lot of theatrical shows, including Floyd several times, Waters several times, Queensryche several times). This blew them all out of the water. I'm ruined for life as far as concerts go now.
My friend Rob videotaped the whole thing and two other online friends audio taped it. I am planning to assemble a nice DVD out of these tapes and the youtube clips that are proliferating. I've got about 20 cameras to work with and 3 complete audio sources to make a 5.1 mix from. The thing was so visually stunning that it deserves this type of document

Amazing! Let me know if you need any help.

Who plays the guitar on this tour? I really want to know who did comfturably numb and how it was

His name is Dave Kilminster. And all the solos and guitar sounds are spot on perfect. I saw the show and was in tears throughout Comfortably Numb. He plays the stuff better than Gilmour ever did live, especially Young Lust, a very hard solo to reproduce.

From Wikipedia:

Dave Kilminster (born 25 January 1962, England) is a British guitarist, vocalist, songwriter and music teacher. He is mostly known for touring with Keith Emerson (since 2002) and with Roger Waters on his The Dark Side Of The Moon 2006 - 2008 tour, performing much of the guitar and vocal duties that are originally David Gilmour's. He also played alongside with John Wetton (ex King Crimson), Ken Hensley (ex Uriah Heep), Qango (an Asia spin-off), The Nice, and Carl Palmer. Kilminster is currently touring with Roger Waters on his The Wall Live 2010-2011 tour.

Dave Kilminster began playing piano at an early age and later, in 1976, he chose to play guitar; during his youth he also experienced singing in a barbershop quartet, which gave him a strong background for future involvement as a vocalist.

In 1991 he won the award 'Guitarist of the Year' in a competition run by Guitarist Magazine with the instrumental Sundance; at that time he was working on computers for IBM. Shortly after, Kilminster was asked to teach at the Guitar Institute in Acton (London), despite being a self-trained musician. This also involved writing exam material and courses for Trinity College and Thames valley University.

Kilminster is now a teacher at the Academy of Contemporary Music in Guilford and also with Guitar Break who run weekend guitar events around the UK. He has launched a series of instructional DVDs for Rock Road's Licklibrary after the success of his global satellite series, named Killer Guitar. Kilminster has written over 200 articles for Guitar Techniques magazine.

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