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Postby mosespa »
drafsack wrote: If you want a pretty much true record of the actual concert try get hold of a copy of Drafsacks DVD002 ? I?ve watched it on a number of occasions and its excellent ? no bias of course
*raises hand in the air and violently shakes it about*
drafsack wrote: If you want a pretty much true record of the actual concert try get hold of a copy of Drafsacks DVD002 ? I?ve watched it on a number of occasions and its excellent ? no bias of course
*raises hand in the air and violently shakes it about*
The Wall Live In Berlin is simply a bad joke of what Pink Floyd played it back in 1980-81. It's really that bad, I can't believe how badly the guests destroyed some of the best songs of the album (Hey You, Comfortably Numb, etc).
Also this time The Wall show was over the top, really. Nobody needed that HUGE Wall and that giant teacher, etc, etc
Pink Floyd did it so much better than Roger and Friends
inmemoryofsyd_1946-2006 wrote: Bryan Adams brought great vocals for someone i hate, but then he let me down when he was obviouly pretending to play the guitar.
But the Girl who did Thin ice was Pretty Good
IMOS, you hate Waters :O?
the girl was Cindy Lauper
now guess who was the Mother...
ponkine wrote:The Wall Live In Berlin is simply a bad joke of what Pink Floyd played it back in 1980-81. It's really that bad, I can't believe how badly the guests destroyed some of the best songs of the album (Hey You, Comfortably Numb, etc).
Also this time The Wall show was over the top, really. Nobody needed that HUGE Wall and that giant teacher, etc, etc
Pink Floyd did it so much better than Roger and Friends
have to agree with you on that mate.
Im going to try and sit thru this again but i dont think i will last up to brick p2 i think i will end up turning it off by brick p1 of this cringe fest of half wit cover bastards.
ponkine wrote:The Wall Live In Berlin is simply a bad joke of what Pink Floyd played it back in 1980-81. It's really that bad, I can't believe how badly the guests destroyed some of the best songs of the album (Hey You, Comfortably Numb, etc).
Also this time The Wall show was over the top, really. Nobody needed that HUGE Wall and that giant teacher, etc, etc
Pink Floyd did it so much better than Roger and Friends
have to agree with you on that mate.
Im going to try and sit thru this again but i dont think i will last up to brick p2 i think i will end up turning it off by brick p1 of this cringe fest of half wit cover bastards.
then you might miss the incredibly good Don?t Leave me now & Brick 3 !!
drafsack wrote:The sense of occasion was tremendous and I wouldn?t have missed it for the world ? after all 200000 people can?t be wrong.
When I watched it on TV ....altho It was a long time ago I remember thinking ...... I cna't believe this is happening ...the end of the Berlin wall...It wasn't till I heard it for the second time that I thought some of the performances were weak..... But....It was all about the occasion...IMO
inmemoryofsyd_1946-2006 wrote: Bryan Adams brought great vocals for someone i hate, but then he let me down when he was obviouly pretending to play the guitar.
IMOS, you hate Waters :O?
Moom, I'm curious to know why you think this statement applies to Waters. The way I understand the statement is as this:
I hate Bryan Adams, but he brought some great vocals.
exactly what mosespa said. i cant stand Brian Adams. what a fake. Roger is my favorite floyd and my idol. i wish i could write music just like him...but i know i cant.
