2004 concerts??

Mum and Dad have gone to see them tonight.

They are comimg here this summer... maybe I'll check them out..

Definitely!! If you get a chance.. do it. Sell family members to get there!You will be blown away.Without giving too much away the first half of a near three hour set is a live complete performance of DSOTM then the second half encompasses note perfect renditions of many classic songs with an immense finale..

This is plain bullshìt, actually. Older musicians are still on stage proving you wrong.

Your never to old to rock out.

I was 10, and my dad and his buddies went. I really wanted to go at the time, Pink Floyd has been my favorite band as long as I can remember.

I saw them in Chicago 1994 and saw Roger Waters "In The Flesh" in Milwaukee 1999 and in Chicago 2000. Waters was a great concert, specially I was so trilled to hear Dogs & Set The Controls...". I'd love to see them again. IMHO w/o Waters it's not real Floyd concert. My dream is see them all together playing "Careful with that axe, Eugene" and see Roger scream, lust like old times.

I got to go to a Pink Floyd Experience concert. It was not as good as the real thing but still great!

I'd like to tell you to 'eff off.......but I won't.



~Fletch

Hmm seen Roger in and PF 4 times total. I cant think of a band I or individuals I would see that many times. The way I see it, is when I hear they all have died or tell everyone there is no way they will ever do another album I will keep my figers crossed.

Huh?

atimeb4 says he/she has seen Roger and/or the Pink Floyd 4 times so far and won't discount a reunion until one or more of the band dies. I think he/she also has trouble thinking of another band he'd/she'd see as many times.

It's ashame that death, in many cases, is needed to heal old wounds.





~Fletch

Yeah, pretty often an elastoplast will do the job just as well.

When I first really got into Floyd, I had a semi-obsession with Roger joining them again, touring, me seeing them, etc. but I've since realized that Dave and the rest just can't be arsed. And I don't blame them, a tour at their age is probably really hard. Dave is a family man, it's pretty obvious he likes to hang around his house with his kids. Would he give that up to live in hotels for a year, just to satisfy his fans? He has in the past, I assume; he shouldn't have to now. He needs to enjoy his time at the age he's at.
And the Rolling Stones; they're flogging a horse that is barely alive. Bands like PF and the Ramones and some others wisely decided to hang it up before they made a mockery of themselves on stage. As the Rolling Stones' new studio albums sell less and less, and their shows get bigger and bigger, crowds swelling up to just get a buzz from old memories in the most sanitary, safe way... would we want to see the PF like this? I know I wouldn't.