Roger Live!

Ah well, you've had your RW fun this year anyway.

Wish you'd all be there,
Byron

Yeah I wish too. And I didn't get to see BDG!!! Bugger Bugger Bugger

Driven, mate,

You want to live in one of the world's best places AND get to see BOTH Roger Waters AND David Gilmour?

"There's no pleasing some people."

Yes damn it...want want want want.

i cannot undertand the last five posts between all yall, this kind of relates to this link:

http://www.pinkfloydfan.net/forums/v...um=17&start=45


do you think in the future we can use some sort of subtitles under what is being said?

Actually, Barrett old buddy, at the top of page two of this thread, just before your...erm...squabble with thorin13, I responded to Driven's shriek of PF need in wanting to see Roger Live again:

Then, at the bottom of page 3, after almost a full page of yours and thorin13's reconciliation, Driven wrote:

So now "the last five posts" brings us up to date, and for all the cacklers in the back, still on-topic...nearly.

Fastidious Floydian,
Byron

thank you, i now sort of understand what is going on

Always a pleasure, never a chore. :grin:

is that another one of those saying that the brits use? i wish i was british so i could say all those things, they are rather clever

I don't know where I picked that one up or even if it's one of my own, though I doubt that.

Admittedly, having lived in Blighty for so long, I suppose I could be confused - only by Americans - as sounding British.

Gotta admit,
the Roger gig really was something else. The showmanship and the level of musical talent on display actually surpassed all my expectations. There was a point during, I think, 'Time' where I literally couldn't stop myself from jumping up and giving it a bit of the old 'Radio GaGa'.
The lengthy synth sequence during 'Dogs' was somewhat lightened by Roger and the rest of the band sitting down at a table and indulging in a spot of gambling and at least to myself and Driven, apeared to be something of a pop at R*** W***** and his terminally dull noodlings. Obviously, it may just have been for entertainment's sake. Who knows?
Quite impressed with the set list also. I'd originally asked Driven to prompt me with names of all the solo Roger tracks, but thankfully, there weren't too many of those (only kidding Pete!) and a shit load of Golden Period standards including the entire WYWH album (minus 'Have a cigar'), 5 tracks off of DSOTM (nice visuals during 'Money':Tits and that), Dogs (which was absolutely brilliant), a loungey version of STCFTHOTS (complete with acoustic Rogering and sax), some stuff off of the Wall to start off the gig and a few bits and pieces. The visuals worked really well and for a scaled down show presented a eminently more thrilling concept than the cup noodle Floyd that F** D*** appears at the front of.

I dug.

Cheers,

Mark

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"Isn't this where we came in?"

And recently, can't you cunts just agree, as with regards to the Roger Tix forum?? I mean, for fux sake. Is there REALLY that much reason?

Getting a grip,

Kram
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fixxy,

I believe I now understand how Driven felt hearing about David's gig in January.

Everytime more details are added to Roger's shows, I get a huge surge of impatience for June in London and suffer a dilemma: wanting you to stop with further details, and wanting you to continue with same.

"Can't wait, can't wait, can't wait."

p.s. Cheers for the intra-show bell.

Nice talking again BoaB.

Cheers for the review Fixxy...I don't remember tits!!! Bugger.

Driven, do you happen to know how the second Sydney concert went, or even the Melbourne concert?