Has Roger, Rick, Dave & Nick ever Visited this site????

I was just curious!!!!

I come here all the time.

so which one are you radiochair.......hmmmmmm or do we have a cas or Stake your Claim from Monty Python.....

To the original question - I don't think so. Why should they ? It's unofficial site after all.
But if you ever drop in, Dave, I'd like to invite you to play concert in Russia LOL

If anything Syd probably visits the websites. He just sits at home collecting money, maybe he has a computer with internet access and just surfs the net looking at Pink Floyd websites. But it's not like the other members are really busy, so they probably have lots of free time too.

Joker, on the contrary i would guess they would have interest in an unofficial site and the quality of this site may catch their eye. I'm not going to make assumptions but i think its very possible that they may have visited and are even possibly amongst us.... eh radiochair?

Is there any way to write them a letter and invite them to join our lil' club ?
Chat with us sometimes ? How about that..?

That WOULD be cool, but I have absolutely no idea how it could be done...in fact, I highly doubt that it would be possible.

BTW, has anybody ever written to one of the three current PF members and got any kind of response?

If any Floyd person is in here that's... me!
I'm Syd Barrett...
Only joking!

Yeah, does anybody have the adress of some PF member?

I think we should write to their management, if anyone knows the address (is it still EMKA?).
I know a guy who wrote Roger once and got the reply. It'd be great to catch any of them to chat with us, innit ?
<JW is dreaming of chatting with Dave>

Amusingly, Sir Bob was in a London cab when his agent was pitching the film to him. Being the outspoken Oirish chap that he is, he said something along the lines of "Oi fockin hate Pink Floyd", whilst at the same time noticing that the cab driver's expression had changed somewhat in the rearview mirror.

A few months later, he found out (presumably from Mr. Waters himself) that the cabbie was actually Roger's cousin.

It's a true story.

I think you missed the topic there Fixxlevy, but that story is told right from the horse's mouth on the DVD for "The Wall".

I got it from Bob Geldof's autobiography, "Is that it?".

it wasnt his cousin it was his brother

be more accurate