I can.
Just for Pink Floyd fans
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I can.
KEEF
Veteran
- Location
- BURNOPFIELD
1967 Hendrix, The Move, The Nice, Amen Corner and Pink Floyd Newcastle City Hall. I'm sure I was there............
bongofury66
Active Member
- Location
- Blackpool
Atom Heart Mother is my favourite ....very English with choir and brass and of course a cow on the cover. Not most peoples choice however. Don't forget Meddle either.
threebikesmcginty
Corn Fed Hick...
- Location
- ...on the slake
Ah yes, a collaboration made in heaven - the body language tells you what pals they were at this time
jonesy
Guru
I agree. On both counts.
MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
- Location
- Lancaster... the little city.
I saw PF in 88 on the Momentary Lapse of Reason tour... TBH, they were upstaged by their own lightshow.
Favourite post Dark Side of the Moon album, Animals, favourite pre DarkSide of the Moon Album, all of them!
Was anybody unfortunate enough to watch Pink Floyd in Pompeii, The Directors Cut? Utter utter crap!
Favourite post Dark Side of the Moon album, Animals, favourite pre DarkSide of the Moon Album, all of them!
Was anybody unfortunate enough to watch Pink Floyd in Pompeii, The Directors Cut? Utter utter crap!
[sup]ps. The non-directors cut is the best single thing they've done IMO[/sup]
bongofury66
Active Member
- Location
- Blackpool
Ah....you have me sussed. Like all good music but IMO Uncle Frank was a musical genius.......I just wish folks would look at what was going on beneath the 'smut' and 'comedy music'. Back to Floyd, the soundtrack to the fim 'More' is worth checking out if you ain't already.
Ah yes, a collaboration made in heaven - the body language tells you what pals they were at this time
bongofury66
Active Member
- Location
- Blackpool
Hawkwind........for me the best album is the first...sadly I remember when it was released. Not seen the directors cut of Pompeii...shan't bother now..the original is fantastic though. Where do you stand on Ummagumma? A bit self indulgent.........but still entertaining.
bongofury66
Active Member
- Location
- Blackpool
PS saw Hawkwind at Lancaster University when Stacia was with them 71/72? Big girl
Always had a thing for Sonja Kristina in Curved Air but she went and hooked up with some no hope drummer Stewart Copeland
bongofury66
Active Member
- Location
- Blackpool
It hadn't been for him.........who knows.
Always had a thing for Sonja Kristina in Curved Air but she went and hooked up with some no hope drummer Stewart Copeland
MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
- Location
- Lancaster... the little city.
Yeah I like Ummagumma... I like them all really but tend to get a bit snotty with their post DSOTM 'formula' albums... they were more fun as an experimental band.
Did you catch that BBC4 programme a while back called Festivals Britannia? They interviewed Stacia... and a whole bunch of relatively unknowns including Kieth the Bass from Hear & Now and Gong.
Panter
Just call me Chris...
- Location
- Sittingbourne, Kent
Wow, just wow! you lucky, lucky sod
I saw them in '94 at Earls Court (not Waters, obviously,) incredible to see them together like that
Campfire
Über Member
- Location
- near Risley Moss, Warrington
We're going to MEN arena in Manchester on Saturday! Really looking forward to it.
Wow, just wow! you lucky, lucky sod
I saw them in '94 at Earls Court (not Waters, obviously,) incredible to see them together like that
I am aware that I fluked that one. Still grinning now.
Campfire: The show is worth every penny, I won't spoil it for you by listing all the tricks and toys he has with him, but you will enjoy.
