I agree unfortunately.......to a point. I would still go see Floyd without Roger....but it would bother me immensely lol.
There was a Floyd laser show at an old theatre in La Crosse WI where I grew up. I recall a little (pre-game warm up) before seeing that as wellJust gave me a flashback lol! Back in highschool we used to go to the planetarium in Dayton Ohio and on Friday and Saturday nights they would do lazer light shows for Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead, and some others. Would sit in the car "pre-gaming" in the parking lot and then rush in right before the start of the show
It's been a while since I looked up new music to listen too. Thanks to you, I'm leaving this web page to amazon. Gonna order that Waters album!Ok.......reading through the music threads (and at the suggestion of @Jman76), starting a Pink Floyd appreciation thread. Gilmour or Waters (or both
I will kick it off............favorite Floyd album by far is The Wall.....could throw in The Final Cut also since they kind of go together. Favorite Waters album surprisingly is his newest (and probably his last), Is This The Life We Really Want. They are all good though.
You don't be disappointed in his newest release........post back here when you get a chance to listen to it
The Wall on Beta...that might be worth some money lol.
That was always such a cool album cover. I think Gilmour takes a couple of shots at Roger in one of the songs on that album. I might be getting it confused with Momentary Lapse of Reason though.Copied from a local rock shop FB page:
On this date in 1994.
The Division Bell is the fourteenth studio album by the English progressive rock band Pink Floyd, released on 28 March 1994 by EMI Records in the United Kingdom and on 4 April by Columbia Records in the United States.
The second Pink Floyd album recorded without founding member Roger Waters, The Division Bell was written mostly by guitarist and singer David Gilmour and keyboardist Richard Wright. It features Wright's first lead vocal on a Pink Floyd album since The Dark Side of the Moon (1973). Gilmour's fiancée, novelist Polly Samson, co-wrote many of the lyrics, which deal with themes of communication. It was the last Pink Floyd album recorded with Wright, who died in 2008.
Unbelievable! She is amazingly talented! I always wished I had that talent.A drawing my 13 year old daughter did of Waters for me..............they had to take a photo, split it in half, and draw the other half. She drew the first half. She has become a HUGE PF fan with The Trial being her favorite song.
If I did sell it, I'd never get the same feeling I get holding the cash in my hand compared to holding the first vid I ever bought. Nostalgia.You don't be disappointed in his newest release........post back here when you get a chance to listen to it
You are correct sir, song is Lost for Words from the Division Bell
I don't care for orchestra a whole lot, but I will definitely check it out......I like anything Pink Floyd related lol. I see Alice Cooper is on there also....another one of my favoritesIf any of you also like orchestra music, get this CD. I have the high resolution version and it's amazing. JP
Thanks for sharing that link. Woke up early this morning and watched this with some nice headphones and no distractions. Had been a long time since seeing this concert. It came out on vhs when I was in middle school and I must have watched it hundred times back then. This and live in Pompeii and The Wall were played continually at my house throughout middle school and high school. I remember doing a presentation in my high school speech class and showing comfortably numb and run like hell from pulse. Don’t remember exactly what the assignment was, but I went way over my “visual aide” time and therefore recieved a low grade. Never regretted it....Still don’t....
