If you could have been at any Pink Floyd concert...

[thefinalcut]

Pompeii. It would not be a concert so much as a day/couple of days spent filming the band. Watching them set up, sound check and then play multiple versions of their songs would be awesome.

I will second this.

[davidjay]

I would have liked to attend one from 1994 - Their most ambitious stage built that year. Hell, it was described once (that year) to be "the concert by which all other concerts are judged", or something like that.

meh.

i was there. it was cool to see the floyd, but it didn't compare to seeing the classic floyd line-up live. the reconstituted post waters floyd was a surrogate band. i saw the wall live. now THAT was a show. i just wish i had seen the other classic 70s tours of theirs. i was too young.

[rememberaday]

I would actually like to see the classic Wall Tours too.

[Lurking Fear]

Either Boston 75 or 77... It's my home town, and both shows were excellent on respective tours. I was just too young to see either. Saw both 87 (88) and 94 tours in Providence and Foxboro. 94 was definitely better, but the grass is always greener...
Saw Waters in Worcester 87 also, have to say his show was more theatrical. better musically? no.

[ZepHead]

The Wall Tour (1980-1981)
The Division Bell Tour (1994)

I'd wholeheartedly attend any show of the these tours.

[Mokum69]

Pompeii
Live8

[everton1690]

any at the liverpool empire

[danielcaux]

As we have some videos of them playing their 1970s, 1980 and 1990 sets I guess my fantasy would be watching them all underground playing at the UFO, or a little later when they toured with Jimi Hendrix, that would be my choice. You know, I would stay for the Hendrix set too! How can you top that?

[FreeFour]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOFVnIgS ... ata_player

Versailles 1988 looked a bit special. Found some rare footage on YT.

[rememberaday]

As we have some videos of them playing their 1970s, 1980 and 1990 sets I guess my fantasy would be watching them all underground playing at the UFO, or a little later when they toured with Jimi Hendrix, that would be my choice. You know, I would stay for the Hendrix set too! How can you top that?

No, you can't top that.

[Djgilmour]

If you could have been at any Pink Floyd concert... then which one would it have been? Or, which era if not a specific concert?


I would love a 5 man Floyd for those few concerts or one of the Dark Side of the Moon ones. Or an Animals one too.

The final cut tour !

The set list in the middle of the programme shows the first half of the show was to be The Final Cut in its entirety and the second half was to consist of
Another Brick pt 2, Mother, Hey you, Wish You Were Here, Have a Cigar, Time, Us and Them, Money, One of these days, Set the controls, Careful with that
axe Eugene and Astronomy Domine'

[my breakfast.]

No, you can't top that.

Were the band not getting a bit 'lost' by the time of the Hendrix tour due to Syd's behaviour onstage?

[moom]

The one that sparked up The Wall.

[sydcrainbop]

I saw 2 concerts in 1994 (the ultimate!)... So, I think my second choice would be (if I had a time machine, since I was 2 years old in 1975) a show from the U.S. 1975 tour. I love "You Gotta Be Crazy" (better than Dogs) and I would have seen the complete polished Dark Side Set, AND Echoes (an all-time favorite). (Third choice would be a 1980 Wall concert.)
Shine On!
Syd C.

[Steph22]

Any of them really since I only ever saw them in Philly in 1994 and Roger in 2010.

But more specifically:

--Any of The Man and The Journey shows

--March 6 or 7, 1973. Childhood's End, Obscured By Clouds/When You're In performed

--May 15, 1971 Crystal Palace Bowl, Garden Party. The serpent rising out of the lake in front of the stage must have been mind bending, not to mention the music! Classic set list!