Oct 7th Roger Waters Performance

Timothy White Benefit: Fleet Center, Boston

Roger Waters opened the show.

He started off with Comfortably Numb. Don Henley came out to sing the chorus. He needs to learn his lyrics before he does something like that. No heart went into them and he pulled away from the mic when he didn't know a particular word, which happened a couple times. The "house" lead guitarist was sub par and did Gilmour no justice on the solo. Slow and sloppy.

Roger then pulled out Wish You Were Here. This was done much better and was great to here the crowd sing along.

He finished up with a solo song that was good but not great. I am not a huge fan on Waters' solo work.

None the less, it left me craving more.

Sounds a bit crap to me.

Mr Cheese....I agree.

My apologies....DR Cheese.

Thankyou, as a professional man I prefer to be addressed by my proper title.

I was at the North Station ( under Fleet Center ) waiting for a train to get me home , i saw a crowd , i asked what is this a God meating or something , people told me it was a benefit gig , and i recognised it was a gig with Rog , i thought for few minutes and then refused to buy tix off scalpers ... atleast i was with Rog in one building ,

Looks like CN was preety messed up in that performance! But despite that, I would have loved to be there!