Pink Floyd - The Wall
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space triangle
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Re: Pink Floyd - The Wall
I believe Roger felt great in the Pompeii Amphitheatre. No audience.....no headache!
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Kerry King
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Re: Pink Floyd - The Wall
^ No walls.
A concert while the volcano was erupting would have been far more spectacular.
A concert while the volcano was erupting would have been far more spectacular.
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Re: Pink Floyd - The Wall
And far more dangerous!Kerry King wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 6:26 amA concert while the volcano was erupting would have been far more spectacular.
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Re: Pink Floyd - The Wall
That's what I mean by "spectacular".space triangle wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 1:50 pmAnd far more dangerous!Kerry King wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 6:26 amA concert while the volcano was erupting would have been far more spectacular.
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Re: Pink Floyd - The Wall
I think Pink Floyd should have participate in this:
Announcing The World’s First Public Gig Inside A Volcano
https://secretsolstice.is/announcing-th ... a-volcano/
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battra
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Re: Pink Floyd - The Wall
In 1992 I received my first CD player, followed by a second actually, but that's neither here nor there....
I asked for a copy of Pink Floyd The Wall on CD to go with it. Instead of that, my stepbrother got me a copy of Roger Waters's The Wall Live In Berlin because that's what was in the BMG catalog.
Well, gotta be honest... I didn't enjoy that version of this album. Listening to the cassette I had had gotten me through a great many trials and tribulations.
It wasn't long before I got rid of that blasphemous recording! I was 17 and I knew everything!! Right?
Also the fact that I didn't know or enjoy most of the guest artists at the time kind of mattered to me.
But I picked up the RSD version of this album on vinyl during quarantine, we had a covid issue, and I gotta say... I much prefer it now than I did then. The fact that I know who these people are and that I stopped hating folks like Sinead O'Connor on principle made a difference.
We're actually finishing up side two as I write this.
The real irony though?
I abandoned CDs and switched to vinyl...haha.
I asked for a copy of Pink Floyd The Wall on CD to go with it. Instead of that, my stepbrother got me a copy of Roger Waters's The Wall Live In Berlin because that's what was in the BMG catalog.
Well, gotta be honest... I didn't enjoy that version of this album. Listening to the cassette I had had gotten me through a great many trials and tribulations.
It wasn't long before I got rid of that blasphemous recording! I was 17 and I knew everything!! Right?
Also the fact that I didn't know or enjoy most of the guest artists at the time kind of mattered to me.
But I picked up the RSD version of this album on vinyl during quarantine, we had a covid issue, and I gotta say... I much prefer it now than I did then. The fact that I know who these people are and that I stopped hating folks like Sinead O'Connor on principle made a difference.
We're actually finishing up side two as I write this.
The real irony though?
I abandoned CDs and switched to vinyl...haha.