Win Some Rare Pink Floyd Stuff from the Pink Floyd Commemorative Set!
Posted August 30th, 2012 by PFO Staff
Our new sponsor, RockMusicMemorabilia.com has offered up some prizes to give away from their awesome Pink Floyd box sets.
Prizes
Their will be 3 winners! Entries will be drawn from random, with the 1st correct entry pulled getting the 3rd place prize, 2nd entry receiving the 2nd prize, and the 3rd and final entry drawn will win the grand prize.
All prizes are things found within the Pink Floyd Commemorative set.
3rd Prize – Pink Floyd Poster:
1 Knebworth poster
2nd Prize – Pink Floyd Poster and Pink Floyd T-Shirt:
1 Knebworth poster, 1 Knebworth t-shirt
1st Prize – 2 Pink Floyd Posters and 2 Pink Floyd T-Shirts:
1 Knebworth poster, 1 Bath poster, 1 Knebworth t-shirt, 1 Bath t-shirt
About the Pink Floyd Commemorative Box Sets
The sets are £49.99 (around $75 US – and they do ship to the U.S.) and come with all sorts of goodies and collectibles from the 1975 Bath and Knebworth festivals that Pink Floyd took part in. Included are: 1970 Bath festival programme, ticket & flyer, 1975 Knebworth festival programme, ticket and flyer, 330 page book with 85 illustrations all about the backstage hassles promoting the festivals. 12 8″ x 6″ photographs of the Bath and Knebworth festivals, 4 flyers, Choice of two t-shirts from the 1970 Bath and 1975 Knebworth festivals, 1 DVD, plus 3 full size 20″ x 30″ posters from the 1970 Bath and 1975 Knebworth festivals. All contained in a deluxe handmade presentation box.
Here are some pics of what’s inside the set:
For complete details on the sets, more pics and to buy one of the amazing limited edition sets for yourself, click here.
About the Pink Floyd Bath and Knebworth shows
What was Knebworth? It was basically “The Woodstock of England”. The band lineup included Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, and Lynyrd Skynyrd, among others. It was also the last time Pink Floyd performed the song ‘Echoes’ and the album ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ live.
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I would like to wish me good luck.
As Floyd fan it’s time for me to win
Okay, I’m 45 years old and can count the number of times I’ve won any type of contest, be it radio or internet on 0 hands. Not kidding…I’ve never won.
The one time that I supposedly won the new Foreigner 4 record back in like 1981…my name was drawn and the winner ended up having the same name as me??????? WTF
I just received 2 of the box sets from Henrietta, and I am absolutely amazed at the quality and value these sets give.
The T shirts alone were worth the price of the set, and to have Freddy Bannisters signature on the book and posters was a real treat for any fan and collector.
Do yourself or your loved one a favour, and get one of these box sets. The best fifty quid I have spent in many years. (one is being put away, as I reckon these are a guaranteed investment)
Oh, by the way… the Floyd posters in the set are hand signed by Freddy Bannister himself… all three of em, and the book is personally dedicated and signed too… and I asked Henrietta (Freddie’s daughter, if Freddy could sign the flyers and tickets etc… AND he signed just about everything!! these are a fantastic Pink Floyd collectible and limited to 200 sets, all signed and if you want… personalised to you as well… Henrietta even let me pick the number of the sets from the remaining numbers!!
I cannot speak highly enough of this transaction and item… but there are less than 100 remaining, so contact Henrietta at
http://www.rockmusicmemorabilia.com
and ask for the combined Pink Floyd set, numbered and fully signed… By Freddy Bannister no less…. do a wiki search if you dont know who Freddy is, he is basicly Knebworth… Englands own Woodstock (with better bands)
He was the promoter and organiser of this famous and legendary festival.
I was born to the track “Wish You Were Here”. I believe that’s enough to make me a winner, since the Floyds are so close to my childhood and still is!
I was at Bath,best concert ive ever been to and ive been to a few,including bob dylan and hendrix isle of wights. Bath was fantastic. Colin in Brighton.