If you could ask.....

If you could ask only one member of Pink Floyd "one question", who would you pick, and what's the question?

I would ask Rog why hes such a bad bass player lol.

Nah, I'd probably ask David to give me some pointers on my guitar playing.

'What time do you have?'

Michael Cohl still wants you guys to tour very badly, why can't you just tell him to **** off straight out?

They can't keep us all in suspense that way

I'd ask Rick Wright to produce my next CD and see if he can get Dave and Nick to play on it with me.

Lol, I hear ya.

I'd ask Roger Waters if America would be any better off if he ran the United States and why.

OR

I'd ask him why he thinks he's a pure socialist when he only puts 25% of his earnings back into the system.

I would ask Syd which was his inspiration for writing the songs an creating the band...

or

I'd ask him what is like to be considered a very important icon in rock n roll and being crazy?

I would ask Roger why he's such a prick.

I don't understand why everyone says he is a prick like they know him in person. He did of course do some things in the 80's that were not very nice. But that still doesn't give a good image of what he would he really be like in real life, especially what he would be like these days.

I wonder how any one of US would act, if we had a "momentary laps of reason", after getting REALLY pissed at someone or something.

Deranged is right, interviews and lyrics are no real way to form a judgement of someone's character, those can be deliberately slanted. I dunno, I've met a lot of rock stars this summer and they mostly seem just like regular people. Definitely not worth all the hero worship.

i'm pretty sure roger doesn't think he's a pure socialist. i know i've read in an interview where roger says once you get rich, you have to decide if you are a true socialist or if you will become a capitalist. he said in the end you choose to become a capitalist. (he was talking about himself, i don't know why i wrote it with the "yous").

Roger is like the Sean Penn of music, because he speaks on behalf of all musicians. That's why.