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David Gilmour, “Rattle That Lock”

August 18, 2015 By Professor Elizabeth Coggeshall

Rattle That Lock

The new music video for David Gilmour’s song “Rattle That Lock” is full of references to the Comedy : included are a nod to Gustave Doré’s image of Bertran de Born, and the wood of the suicides.

Watch the video on YouTube here.

Contributed by Lance Dillahunt

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