Anyone like Pink Floyd

[BobB]

Hi All
As you can see by my avatar and sig, I'm a Pink Floyd nut

I saw them 30+ years ago, and I remember like it was yesterday.

Just wondering if there are any more nuts like me out there



Bob

[timebroker]

Goes without saying

[Blue Bull]

We're just two lost souls
in a fishbowl
Covering the same old ground
What have we found ?
The same old fear ..................
Wish you were here.

Does that answer your question ??

Yeah .. !!!!!!!!

[HDHNTER]

Floyd fan here

[Ragu]

I'm in

[Prince]

When I was a child
I caught a fleeting glimpse
Out of the corner of my eye.
I turned to look but it was gone,
I cannot put my finger on it now,
The child is grown,
The dream is gone.

[Fitchy]

i think Pinkfloyd have been in the U.K charts with Dark side of the Moon since 1967.

Now that is one Great album

[HYDROMAROC]

Is the sky blye and the grass green..???

I saw Roger Waters at the Hollywood Bowl last year and it was an experience I will never forget. I am "too young" to have seen the complete band the first time around, but Nick Mason was there so, 66% isn't too bad. I have all the CD's and DVD's and my wife has slowly found the same appreciation for Floyd as I have...

Shine on you crazy diamond....

[Prince]

"There is no dark side of the Moon really. As a matter of fact, it's all dark!" - spoken by Gerry Driscoll, Abbey Road Studios' Irish doorman during the recording time of Dark Side of the Moon and part of the spoken background in the cut "The Great Gig in the Sky".

Superior stuff, that!

[watchgeek]

You shout in your sleep.
Perhaps the price is just too steep.
Is your conscience at rest
If once put to the test?
You awake with a start
To just the beating of your heart.
Just one man beneath the sky,
Just two ears, just two eyes.

[Prince]

Originally Posted by watchgeek

You shout in your sleep.
Perhaps the price is just too steep.
Is your conscience at rest
If once put to the test?
You awake with a start
To just the beating of your heart.
Just one man beneath the sky,
Just two ears, just two eyes.

Ahhhh, a lot going on in "Childhood's End"...

A great Gilmour song, inspired by Arthur C. Clarke's novel of the same name, on a great album, Obscured by Clouds!



The band was already working on Dark Side of the Moon at this time...

[Launch Mini]

Look mommy, there's no plane up in the sky.

Good morning, Worm your honour

Does anybody here remember Vera Lynn?

[Prince]

Originally Posted by Launch Mini

Look mommy, there's no plane up in the sky.
Good morning, Worm your honour
Does anybody here remember Very Lynn?

Great stuff from The Wall - and its VERA Lynn. She was a British vocalist whose career flourished during World War II, and remains very nostalgic to many to this day. The reference comes during the protagonist's remembrances of childhood and the bombing of London by the Luftwaffe. Potent stuff!

[timebroker]

Originally Posted by Launch Mini

Look mommy, there's no plane up in the sky.

Good morning, Worm your honour

Does anybody here remember Vera Lynn?

That takes me back 20 years

[Alcan]

June 28, 1975. Ivor Wynn Stadium in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. 1 of 3 Canadian performances in a N.A. tour. I was there. Haven't missed one in T.O. since, including the first after the breakup with 2 fans parading around with a huge banner proclaiming "Roger Waters Is A Dic!". They got standing ovations.

As an aside, I was at the very first Beatles concert in Toronto, in the now gone Maple Leaf Gardens, in 1964. Yup, I'm that old. They could have been playing God Save The Queen for the whole concert for all I could tell, Beatlemania was at it's peak and the screaming was that loud!

Trivia question: Which was the only venue to host all 3 Beatles North American tours?

[dubyatf]

Originally Posted by Alcan

June 28, 1975. Ivor Wynn Stadium in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. 1 of 3 Canadian performances in a N.A. tour. I was there. Haven't missed one in T.O. since, including the first after the breakup with 2 fans parading around with a huge banner proclaiming "Roger Waters Is A Dic!". They got standing ovations.

As an aside, I was at the very first Beatles concert in Toronto, in the now gone Maple Leaf Gardens, in 1964. Yup, I'm that old. They could have been playing God Save The Queen for the whole concert for all I could tell, Beatlemania was at it's peak and the screaming was that loud!

Trivia question: Which was the only venue to host all 3 Beatles North American tours?

Just a guess - without resorting to Google: The Forum in Montreal? Maybe the Hollywood Bowl. I'd like to have seen the TML at Maple Leaf Gardens back in the day - that's for sure!

[Prince]

Originally Posted by Alcan

...Trivia question: Which was the only venue to host all 3 Beatles North American tours?

The Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto!

BTW, my wife and I witnessed the Stones on THEIR 1964 tour. Never got to see the Beatles live - more's the pity!

[BobB]

Originally Posted by Alcan

June 28, 1975. Ivor Wynn Stadium in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. 1 of 3 Canadian performances in a N.A. tour. I was there. Haven't missed one in T.O. since, including the first after the breakup with 2 fans parading around with a huge banner proclaiming "Roger Waters Is A Dic!". They got standing ovations.

As an aside, I was at the very first Beatles concert in Toronto, in the now gone Maple Leaf Gardens, in 1964. Yup, I'm that old. They could have been playing God Save The Queen for the whole concert for all I could tell, Beatlemania was at it's peak and the screaming was that loud!

Trivia question: Which was the only venue to host all 3 Beatles North American tours?

Hey Alcan
I was there also Amazing concert, especially when they closed with Echoes from the Meddle album.

Here is a video from the show in London England at Earls Court in 1994.

Comfortably Numb:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWnapx502uQ

This one is mind blowing.


Bob

[Alcan]

Originally Posted by BobB

Hey Alcan
I was there also Amazing concert, especially when they closed with Echoes from the Meddle album.

Hi Bob. Which concert, Ivor Wyn or T.O.?

Originally Posted by BobB

Here is a video from the show in London England at Earls Court in 1994.

Comfortably Numb:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWnapx502uQ

This one is mind blowing.


Bob

Great link, thanks for posting it!

Can you imagine their dilemma when they put together Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd?

Scroll down and check out the cuts that didn't make it! All astounding stuff!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echoes:..._of_Pink_Floyd

[BobB]

Originally Posted by Alcan

Which, Ivor Wyn or T.O.?




Great link, thanks for posting it!

Ivor Wynne stadium. It was the Wish You Were Here tour. It was the only Pink Floyd concert I saw.

Absolutely great concert



Bob

[Alcan]

Originally Posted by BobB

Ivor Wynne stadium. It was the Wish You Were Here tour. It was the only Pink Floyd concert I saw.

Absolutely great concert



Bob

Now that's a small world!!! If I'd had any money and if I'd had a Rolex and if there'd been an internet and if I'd been a member of a Rolex forum, we might have hooked up!

By the way, you saw the best one ever. Remember the jet down the wire that blew up in the huge fireball at the stage? Scared the bejeepers out of me!

[Jocke]

I like them too.



Jocke

[Blue Bull]

Saw Roger Waters live in Johannesburg in 2001.

[T5AUS]

Originally Posted by Jocke

I like them too.



Jocke

Brilliant Jocke, where did you find that? !!!

It seems all old rock n rolers end up wearing Rolex watches, a kind of contradiction from that early anti establishment music scene, nice to know I am not alone...there is somebody out there

[dubyatf]

Collect call for Mrs. Floyd from Mr. Floyd.... and
...by the way which one's Pink? Great stuff!