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- PFOnline - 12-01-2003 10:04 PM

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Pink Floyd Reunites? [color=red]UPDATE


It now appears that early reports that Roger Waters performed with Pink Floyd at Steve O' Rourkes funeral were in fact false, despite this news coming from very reliable sources.

Initial reports suggested that Roger Waters was present and reunited with Pink Floyd to play on 2 songs, but it now appears that Roger Waters didn't even attend the funeral, much less, perform.[/color]


- skullone - 12-18-2003 11:26 AM

I'd love for Pink Floyd to reunite and actually embark on a worldwide tour. I don't know how good or bad the relationships between the post-Waters band and Roger are, but the current times are very grim (politically and socially) and the band's music has far more to say to the people than all the lovey-sexy-lusty prefabricated stuff we keep being bombarded with everyday.

Which is perhaps why Pink Floyd's music is considered dangerous by some people in power...



- dys tterab - 12-18-2003 06:04 PM

i have always wanted to go to a pink floyd concert and it would fullfill my wishes if they got back together

"the sun same is the same in a relegent way but ur older"



- PiNK^NaZi - 12-18-2003 09:38 PM

i think we all know in our heart of hearts that Pink Floyd's days are over in relation to the band we know them as. It is particularly sad for the bubby fans (like myself) who were nothing but a star in the sky when Floyd reached its brightest hours ... the lyrics "together we stand ... divided we fall" seems particularly appropriate in this kind of context.
AH WELL ... still lovin' them with every inch of my heart and soul. rocker



- FloydWright - 12-21-2003 02:38 PM

Has anyone read the latest Rolling Stone? Seems they printed a story saying that all four WERE at the funeral. I will have to get an issue to be sure...can anyone confirm this?


- scrubbo - 12-23-2003 03:37 PM

I should hope they all were there. What kind of geek wouldn't go to his friend's funeral?


- arcangel101 - 12-24-2003 03:04 AM

Personally I wouldn't like Floyd to reunite, I feel they have finished on a high and they have achieved greatness, not only through their songs and lyrics but also in how they have opened people's minds through their meaning. I have only been a Floyd fan for 6 months but in that short time I have heard what is being said and have interperated it in my own way. I wouldn't go so far as to say its been life changing, just eye opening and thought provoking.
I remember watching the news and seeing Iraq being bombed, I was listening to Goodbye Blue Sky and thought to myself "why?" - normally I'd just change channel.

Pink Floyd will live on as legends, and deservedly so. rocker



- Seamus - 12-28-2003 02:25 PM

arcangel101 Wrote:Personally I wouldn't like Floyd to reunite, I feel they have finished on a high and they have achieved greatness, not only through their songs and lyrics but also in how they have opened people's minds through their meaning. I have only been a Floyd fan for 6 months but in that short time I have heard what is being said and have interperated it in my own way. I wouldn't go so far as to say its been life changing, just eye opening and thought provoking.
I remember watching the news and seeing Iraq being bombed, I was listening to Goodbye Blue Sky and thought to myself "why?" - normally I'd just change channel.

Pink Floyd will live on as legends, and deservedly so. rocker
I could not agree more.


- bak2life - 12-28-2003 04:34 PM

I know they needed some space back in like 84 because they had been together since childhood. But to think of all they could have done together....(all the great tours, concerts, and music,) is sad to think about.


- pinkfloydiac25 - 01-04-2004 08:54 PM

vh1 has a new show called reunited coming out, so far it only looks like they got bands like flock of seagulls and stuff, but hey, maybe they will graduate to bigger bands, and maybe they could track down roger,david,richard,and nick, but i doubt it. but that would still be cool.


- PnkFldFan - 01-18-2004 03:49 PM

I would love to see Pink floyd reunite and tour again. As the years pass I think the probility of the band touring again diminishes. Hopefully I'm dead wrong!!!!


- Anonymous - 01-18-2004 10:12 PM

PnkFldFan Wrote:I would love to see Pink floyd reunite and tour again. As the years pass I think the probility of the band touring again diminishes. Hopefully I'm dead wrong!!!!
since i only got to see them once ( the greatest time i ever had in my life!!!!!! i would pay ANYTHING to see another PF concert and it would be the best thing that could happen). but i agree, the more time that passes the less likelyhood of them getting back together becomes a sad, sad reality. which sucks because the rolling "bones" still tour and only had 2 good songs (and those songs were done in the late 70's). Pink Floyd songs are timeless, classic, and i believe that 20 years from now there will still be PF fan sites and their albums will still be being bought for generations to come. britney spears and michelle branch type music may be main stream now (i'm frightened of what will be main stream in 20 years) but PF's music will never die! the kind of talent syd and roger brought to the group cannot be repeated by ANYONE. it just can't possibly be done.

p.s. no offense intended to any rolling stone fans!!!!!



hammers



- floydhead928 - 01-19-2004 03:48 PM

Floyd's great, but I think they're left best disbanded. I think they were/are great, and their time of fame is over. If they did get back together, I feel as though it'd ruin it somehow, it's hard to explain.

hammers hammers hammers hammers



- Seamus - 01-20-2004 08:21 AM

floydhead928 Wrote:Floyd's great, but I think they're left best disbanded. I think they were/are great, and their time of fame is over. If they did get back together, I feel as though it'd ruin it somehow, it's hard to explain.

hammers hammers hammers hammers
I agree. If they reformed, would be no good.


- bak2life - 01-21-2004 03:29 PM

That could be true, but I'd rather them join back up. I never got to see any of there tours, so I hope they do come back.


- Ellesar - 01-22-2004 02:06 AM

That would be great! But don't think it's going to happen


- Kimbers Sheep - 01-22-2004 09:50 PM

I saw them on the first leg of Momentary Lapse of Reason and I would love nothing more than to see Roger back with the band and see one more show!!...having said that I doubt it will ever happen...too much anger and too many years of battles


- Plum - 01-27-2004 06:03 AM

bak2life Wrote:That could be true, but I'd rather them join back up. I never got to see any of there tours, so I hope they do come back.
I was fortunate enough to see Roger Waters at Glasto in 2002. I have been a fan for a while and would love to see the band as they were. Seeing Roger Waters was amazing and it was the closest i am likely to get to see Pink Floyd. I am upset to hear that the rumors about a reunion are just rumors as i was hoping that mayby just one day i wouls see them. Great site by the way! i will be a regular i think!!


Stay Groovy rocker



- seancoolie01 - 01-30-2004 06:49 AM

well i have a video of pink floyd playing at madison square garden in 1998. I'm not sure of another ruinion but that would kick ass


- wowser - 01-30-2004 11:31 AM

seancoolie01 Wrote:well i have a video of pink floyd playing at madison square garden in 1998. I'm not sure of another ruinion but that would kick ass
yeah, i;m sure you do ???


- seancoolie01 - 01-30-2004 01:00 PM

well it says pink floyd, 1998 madison square garden so i dunno


- scone - 01-31-2004 05:26 AM

i don't know how some of you could possibly say that the Floyd would be no good if they reformed..... If you had been lucky enough to see them live ( either before or after Roger) then you would agree that the Floyd do not put on a concert, they put on an experience of sight and sound. I personally have seen them and would give my right arm to see them again..
I do still have a glimmer of hope that they will reform cause after every concert that i have seen them play, at the end Dave always thanks his dear friend Roger for those wonderful lyrics that he has just sang.


[quote] people still think of us as very much a drug orientated group...........and of course we're not.



- FloydWright - 02-02-2004 09:49 AM

seancoolie01 Wrote:well it says pink floyd, 1998 madison square garden so i dunno
Sounds like a case of mislabeling.

Any chance it could've been 1989, or 1988?



- seancoolie01 - 02-02-2004 02:30 PM

well also it could have just been a dave gilmour concert


- Caravanserai - 02-03-2004 10:20 AM

He didn't play any gigs in 1998 to my knowledge. Is Roger Waters on the video or is it just David, Richard and Nick?


- seancoolie01 - 02-06-2004 11:02 AM

i just watched the mpeg recently and its more like 2000, but no roger, nick, or richard


- floydhead928 - 02-06-2004 02:28 PM

well in that case i'd say it's Gilmour

hammers hammers hammers hammers



- SeeCrisPlay - 02-06-2004 03:43 PM

How I wish, how I wish they would reunite! Ah theyre music stands for so much, and me being sixteen never got to live through their true days of stardom. If The Doors can reunite without Jim Morrison, that makes Pink Floyd's reunification look like nothing.
I would be first in line for tickets...and I believe Roger and Dave are both mature guys and will in fact one day reunite because I saw the VH1 Legends special and they each spoke very highly of each other. Sort of looks like a child-like fight where they don't want to hate each other...No one simply wants to apologize. It's only a matter of time. As professionals they should patch it up, I mean they are childhood friends for god's sake!!

It'll happen as soon as Roger and Dave realize the potential they both still have. Nick and Rick will follow suit.



- floydhead928 - 02-07-2004 08:46 AM

floydhead928 Wrote:Floyd's great, but I think they're left best disbanded. I think they were/are great, and their time of fame is over. If they did get back together, I feel as though it'd ruin it somehow, it's hard to explain.

hammers hammers hammers hammers
Eh, I still stand by what I said.

hammers hammers hammers hammers



- Inthefloyd? - 02-07-2004 05:32 PM

If Pink Floyd were to tour again, wouldn't it be great if they did a Dark Side of the Moon tour. It's a great album, and I'd really like to see it live. hammers


- floydianyid - 02-07-2004 05:38 PM

i think they should tour again but only if roger was back in the band because that is the real pink floyd, not that strange stuff on amlor and division bell

but i don't think it will ever happen because roger and david are too big headed



- Seamus - 02-08-2004 04:26 AM

floydhead928 Wrote:Floyd's great, but I think they're left best disbanded. I think they were/are great, and their time of fame is over. If they did get back together, I feel as though it'd ruin it somehow, it's hard to explain.

hammers hammers hammers hammers
Yeah. Seems you stole the words of my mouth.


- Mark - 02-09-2004 08:49 PM

Hola guys! Well, Pink Floyd ceased to be many years ago. Shortly after "The Final Cut" was made. Their was a cover band going around with some fat guy playing guitar, but Floyd was done. They will never rejoin and to hold out hope is pointless. Roger has moved on and the nancy boy remainders bear Roger no good will.


- FloydWright - 02-09-2004 09:38 PM

I strongly advise you to cut the name-calling and maintain a civil discourse. Read the forum rules to gain an idea of what this constitutes.


- Seamus - 02-10-2004 03:04 AM

Mark Wrote:Hola guys! Well, Pink Floyd ceased to be many years ago. Shortly after "The Final Cut" was made. Their was a cover band going around with some fat guy playing guitar, but Floyd was done. They will never rejoin and to hold out hope is pointless. Roger has moved on and the nancy boy remainders bear Roger no good will.
Okay, maybe the fat bit could've been left unsaid, but as for the rest of what you said I totally agree.

By the way, regarding the word hola, just curious to know - are you Spanish? Cause I am.



- Mark - 02-10-2004 04:43 AM

VIVA ESPANA!!!!


- pfco - 02-10-2004 06:24 AM

Mark Wrote:Hola guys! Well, Pink Floyd ceased to be many years ago. Shortly after "The Final Cut" was made. Their was a cover band going around with some fat guy playing guitar, but Floyd was done. They will never rejoin and to hold out hope is pointless. Roger has moved on and the nancy boy remainders bear Roger no good will.
http://www.rogerwatersonline.com/

Perhaps this would more your cup o' tea?



- Mark - 02-10-2004 04:45 PM

Very familiar with that superb site. Appreciate the help. I am trying to be more civil. However, the band was never civil to each other, why should we be?


- pfco - 02-10-2004 07:18 PM

Mark Wrote:Very familiar with that superb site. Appreciate the help. I am trying to be more civil. However, the band was never civil to each other, why should we be?
Blaming others as a means of avoiding accepting responsibility for one's own behavior sounds suspiciously like a symptom of a PD (personality disorder), or on the "lighter" side, a cop-out, wouldn't you say? Usually what follows then are unreasonable expectations of favorable or automatic compliance with your expectations and views. We see this far too much already in the Pink Floyd fan community...and it's gotten so tiring. Change has to begin somewhere so why not let it begin with you? You may surprise yourself.


- canadiantrnt - 02-11-2004 04:55 PM

Personally, I think thatthey should do one more CD with Roger Water. That would be pretty awesome. I'd give anything to see one of thier concerts. (Mostly The Wall)

Oh, and on the topic of "Money" redone by Velvet Revolver, I hated it. Guns n' Roses were great, but Velvet Revolver sucks. - Just had to get that out.

By the way, im new :) Hi!



- Turbine66 - 02-12-2004 10:19 AM

I must say that this is an interesting subject to contemplate although very unlikely it will ever happen. However, reading through the discussion it is apparent that few TRUE Pink Floyd fans are participating in this thread. Instead I read posts from what I like to call "Fair Weather Fans". Meaning fans that are in love with one or two albums and confidently base the band as a whole from this limited exposure. I say this because Pink Floyd as a band has gone through many changes. Think about it: from Astronomy Domine all the way to High Hopes. (YES, high hopes and not 2 suns in a sunset!)This growth in the band makes this VERY special band very special to me. It is as if you are saying that you like best friend only as he was at age 18, because before he hadn't any caution and after he was too cautious. Personally I have the utmost respect and appreciation for all of the members of this band, both current and past members. I desperately await new releases from this band and it would only make the await that much better if they all reunited. I have seen the Stadium shows of PF and the small venues of Waters and appreciate both of their perspectives.
Sorry, I guess I had a point that I needed to get across. :p



- canadiantrnt - 02-12-2004 12:05 PM

oh no, dont get me wrong, The Division Bell is one of my favs. O_o
I like Roger's stuff slightly better though.



- simps - 02-12-2004 03:15 PM

I like Syd and Roger.


- Kimbers Sheep - 02-12-2004 03:46 PM

excellent point Turbine66 and I for one agree 100%, I appreciate ALL of their albums and to be honest although I have ranked them, if you ask me today my response may be different, all of the members of Floyd made them what they are today!


- Mark - 02-12-2004 06:35 PM

Well, I don't know if I can really agree with that post about continuing to love the band, despite the changes. Changes dramatically alter the sound. It is natural to reject material from a group after say one or two members leave. Horrible example here, and I know I will be killed for it, but here goes. I loved early Van Halen with David Lee Roth. Maybe it was mindless rock, but it was good on some levels. I hate all Van Hagar and other variations of Van Halen. By your argument, if I were a true Van Halen fan, I would love all of their stuff. Even if my favorite member left? Who does that? That is blind loyalty and I have never been down with that.


- canadiantrnt - 02-12-2004 06:46 PM

Well yeah, but in this case, it didnt get dramatically worse. :)


- Mark - 02-12-2004 06:58 PM

no comment ???


- nowinengland - 02-17-2004 10:05 AM

THIS IS ODD
i was just surfing ebay.co.uk for some pink floyd memrobilia n happand to see this.... anyone explain...i have no idea

??
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws....y=16067



- wowser - 02-17-2004 10:11 AM

why is that so strange?


- Myriad Small Creature - 02-17-2004 11:27 AM

Mark Wrote:Well, I don't know if I can really agree with that post about continuing to love the band, despite the changes. Changes dramatically alter the sound. It is natural to reject material from a group after say one or two members leave. Horrible example here, and I know I will be killed for it, but here goes. I loved early Van Halen with David Lee Roth. Maybe it was mindless rock, but it was good on some levels. I hate all Van Hagar and other variations of Van Halen. By your argument, if I were a true Van Halen fan, I would love all of their stuff. Even if my favorite member left? Who does that? That is blind loyalty and I have never been down with that.
I don't necessarily agree with that notion. That's like saying if you can't be a true Metallica fan if you don't like them after Master of Puppets since they changed bass players after Cliff Burton died. And Cliff was a critical part of the musical arrangement. Did their sound change? Maybe. But I still love Metallica. And I still love Pink Floyd too. hammers Roger may have written all the words, but there were 3 other guys in the band that made Floyd's music SOUND like Floyd. And Division Bell sounds a lot more like Floyd than a lot of Roger's solo stuff. Pros and Cons of Hitch-Hiking? Not a bad album at all, but it doesn't sound like Floyd. And it shouldn't; it's a Roger Waters solo album, and not a Pink Floyd album. Now if Floyd's post-Waters output sounded horrible due to the loss of their main songwriter, I would still like Floyd, but not without Roger. Even David Gilmour's Meltdown performance didn't sound like Floyd. He couldn't have done that kind of show from within the confines of the Floyd idiom; it's a Gilmour solo show. And Roger doesn't seem to want to be within those confines anymore. Whether that is because he feels he left the band on a high note (he barely even acknowledges their existence afterward), or because he believes in the delusion that HE was Pink Floyd, I don't know (besides, no one's been able to make that claim since Syd left). But the other three have taken the attitude that they're willing to get together again if the time is right, but they don't know when/if that will come to pass. I would love to see a new album and tour, but if it happens it happens. And it's even less likely with Roger.


- Turbine66 - 02-17-2004 11:28 AM

They are a tribute band...evidently a good one.
http://www.aussiefloyd.com/

About my previous post, and only from my point of view....
For me, there has always been something similar in all of the Pink Floyd music. I am not sure what it is, but something,,, almost like a spirit. And, yes, it has changed (i view it as grown) over the years, but it seems to still stem from the same.
As you can tell, I like to ramble on about Floyd :O

And, Mark, I classify myself as an "early" VanHalen fan, an "early" Metallica fan, and.....maybe I am a little too detail oriented. hammers



- wowser - 02-17-2004 11:50 AM

Gilmour had em at his 50th birthday party!


- Myriad Small Creature - 02-17-2004 10:20 PM

Pink Floyd will probably reunite when all of the blinking lights on the sides of the original PULSE albums go out. :p


- Kimbers Sheep - 02-17-2004 10:55 PM

mines out, hehehehe


- scarlet eagle - 02-18-2004 11:51 AM

Mine is still blinking, but you have to look closely.


- Plum - 02-18-2004 12:28 PM

In regards to the posting about the Aussie Pink Floyd, they have come to my home island twice, and both times i have seen them i have walked away a happy man , but still in the knowledge that they are NOT Pink Floyd. The only let down was the venue they played. The band should play in a big venue and not the sports hall for 2000 people that they play in here. I dont think anyone will think they are an insult to Floyd, if they do i think its because the band are having an 'off day' which no doubt PF had. As mentioned in a previous posting i have only ever seen Roger Waters and that was at Glasto in 2002. It was an amazing experience which left me wanting more and, sad to say, a little more gutted that i never saw PF. Very few bands ever have had that much effect on me and i think it will be a long time before it ever happens again. I discovered PF 10 years ago and have been hooked since, so much so, that when the rumor went around about a reunion, i told my missus i was going to put our wedding on hold so i could see them!! I was absolutly gutted to find out it was just a rumor. So back to my point. The Aussie PF are well worth seeing provided you remember that they are a tribute band.

Stay Groovy rocker



- decore - 02-18-2004 09:56 PM

It would be interesting to see what kind of music they could make together if reunited........I saw their concert in 1977 (Soldier Field,Chicago) and it was truly an experience I'll never forget. I wouldn't think of this as going backwards for them-for christsake-its music, doing what they do best and giving us what we love-Pink Floyd!!!!


- zedleopard - 02-27-2004 06:32 AM

man i used to dream of pink floyd coming to my arena as a kid,the place only holds about 700 people but that didn't keep me from dreaming..i think a reunited floyd would be awesome..i mean were talking about remeshing the talents(most notably roger and dave) of the greatest band to ever record..

i hope it isn't a case of "all the iron turns to rust and proud(pig headed)men turns to dust" ..wake up boys put the egos to rest and blow us all away..i challenge you... Devil hammers



- slygirl - 02-29-2004 03:09 AM

dys tterab Wrote:i have always wanted to go to a pink floyd concert and it would fullfill my wishes if they got back together

"the sun same is the same in a relegent way but ur older"
sorry but i will not comment on a subject like this anymore. i have gotten into too many BS arguments by commenting my thoughts on this kind of subject.

i am staying "behind my wall" on this.

???



- ricarleite - 03-27-2004 02:22 PM

I belive they should do a final album, before they die: these are 60+ year old men we're talking about! In ten or fifteen years, two of them will surely be dead of old age. Roger would probably not participate on the creation of a new album, and it would mostly sound like Division Bell, unless they did it on an especific subject (and no, I don't belive the "lack of comunication" is a subject for a themed album).

I know it will never, ever happen again, but I just wanted to hear PF play Echoes live, just once.



- Soma - 03-27-2004 04:38 PM

ricarleite Wrote:I belive they should do a final album, before they die
:( now why did you have to say that...now my eyes are all tearing up!


- wowser - 03-27-2004 04:45 PM

nice avatarand sig soma!


- Soma - 03-27-2004 04:47 PM

wowser Wrote:nice avatar and sig soma!
thanx :D took me ages to upload but i got it to work.... :)


- wowser - 03-27-2004 05:07 PM

boomspeed do free avatar hosting?


- floydianyid - 03-27-2004 05:09 PM

Soma Wrote:
wowser Wrote:nice avatar and sig soma!
thanx :D took me ages to upload but i got it to work.... :)
i love that sig, david's smirk is a classic


- Soma - 03-27-2004 05:19 PM

floydianyid Wrote:
Soma Wrote:
wowser Wrote:nice avatar and sig soma!
thanx :D took me ages to upload but i got it to work.... :)
i love that sig, david's smirk is a classic
yea i know...I have this clip that i wanna share but can't upload its David playing Brain Damage, talking with Roger and drinking tea i think....its really funny! :laugh:


- floydianyid - 03-27-2004 05:28 PM

its not the pompeii vid is it ? if it is that cracks me up


- Soma - 03-27-2004 05:34 PM

floydianyid Wrote:its not the pompeii vid is it ? if it is that cracks me up
yea thats the one! :laugh:


- floydianyid - 03-27-2004 05:36 PM

Soma Wrote:
floydianyid Wrote:its not the pompeii vid is it ? if it is that cracks me up
yea thats the one! :laugh:
lol, those interviews are great, when roger looks like he's just about to faint, madness and mason is talking about apple pies with no crust, surely he was winding everyone up


- Soma - 03-27-2004 05:40 PM

floydianyid Wrote:lol, those interviews are great, when roger looks like he's just about to faint, madness and mason is talking about apple pies with no crust, surely he was winding everyone up
:laugh: yea....i think imma go watch it now! Just for a quick laugh....


- Soma - 03-27-2004 05:42 PM

Better yet let me rip some of the pics off of the video and share those! :laugh: might take a while though....


- floydianyid - 03-27-2004 05:43 PM

Soma Wrote:
floydianyid Wrote:lol, those interviews are great, when roger looks like he's just about to faint, madness and mason is talking about apple pies with no crust, surely he was winding everyone up
:laugh: yea....i think imma go watch it now! Just for a quick laugh....
i wish i could but my folks might get a little pissed off if i started blasting out pompeii at 2:45 :D


- Soma - 03-27-2004 06:02 PM

Here we go....start laughing at the count of 4

...1
....2
.....3
......4

http://www.boomspeed.com/garnetjade/pompeii1.bmp
http://www.boomspeed.com/garnetjade/pompeii2.bmp
http://www.boomspeed.com/garnetjade/pompeii3.bmp
http://www.boomspeed.com/garnetjade/pompeii5.jpg



- wowser - 03-27-2004 06:19 PM

thanks! i think theu would be better as jpgs, though


- Soma - 03-27-2004 06:25 PM

wowser Wrote:thanks! i think they would be better as jpgs, though
yea...i wasnt really thinking about it at the time....i was rushing....I used VirtualDub to rip the pictures and save them :)


- ricarleite - 03-28-2004 06:39 AM

Quote:now why did you have to say that...now my eyes are all tearing up!

Well, they are senior citizens by now. In 5 years they'll lose their eye-hand cordination and won't be able to play it like they used to (I belive that already happened). In 10 to 15 years, the odds are two of them will probably be dead (maybe not, they are rich enough to afford the best doctors). So, if they want to make a new album (they will never tour again, that's for sure), it must happen now. Right now. Before it's too late.

But the funny thing is, there will always be this "will they reunite" discussion, until one of them die. Well, except for Syd, I wouldn't be surprised if they performed one last time at Syd's funeral.



- wowser - 03-28-2004 06:50 AM

i think Rick will be the first to die.


- floydianyid - 03-28-2004 07:23 AM

this is too morbid


- wowser - 03-28-2004 07:33 AM

new poll!


- simps - 03-28-2004 07:41 AM

wowser Wrote:i think Rick will be the first to die.
Why's that?


- simps - 03-28-2004 07:42 AM

wowser Wrote:new poll!
On what subject, which band member will die first? I know you suggested you think Rick will be the first to pass on above. Would not be a pleasant poll to have to think about. Not a popular poll.


- wowser - 03-28-2004 08:11 AM

i was considering it. i say rick as he looks the frailest of the 3 (i'm not counting roger) No, it's not a nice topic, actually, especially since David has young children.

Did you hear Jonathan Ross's joke about Des O'Connor's new baby? It was funny - he said "By the time he's a teenager, Des will be... dead!"

let's witch topic



- Soma - 03-28-2004 08:42 AM

ricarleite Wrote:
Quote:now why did you have to say that...now my eyes are all tearing up!

Well, they are senior citizens by now. In 5 years they'll lose their eye-hand cordination and won't be able to play it like they used to (I belive that already happened). In 10 to 15 years, the odds are two of them will probably be dead (maybe not, they are rich enough to afford the best doctors). So, if they want to make a new album (they will never tour again, that's for sure), it must happen now. Right now. Before it's too late.

But the funny thing is, there will always be this "will they reunite" discussion, until one of them die. Well, except for Syd, I wouldn't be surprised if they performed one last time at Syd's funeral.
:( its still sad....


- simps - 03-28-2004 09:46 AM

You can't not count Roger or Syd, wowser. There will always be 5 PF members even if a couple parted company with the vehicle.


- slygirl - 03-28-2004 06:48 PM

ricarleite Wrote:



But the funny thing is, there will always be this "will they reunite" discussion, until one of them die. Well, except for Syd, I wouldn't be surprised if they performed one last time at Syd's funeral.[/quote]
not Syd NO!!!!!!!!!!
now I'M tearing up!!!!!!!! :( :( :(



- ricarleite - 03-30-2004 02:16 PM

simps Wrote:
wowser Wrote:new poll!
On what subject, which band member will die first? I know you suggested you think Rick will be the first to pass on above. Would not be a pleasant poll to have to think about. Not a popular poll.
Ok, before I finally give up for good:

Syd's going to the great gig in the sky first. That 2002 photo of him was creepy, he looks so much older than the rest of the band... He'll die on his sleep I guess.

Then, it'll be Rick, he dosen't look to good either, he never did, and then David, because he is the one who has aged the most, I mean look at him in "pompeii", look at him now.

Then Roger, on stage, while performing a song from Amused to Death, see the irony there? Heart atack. Crowd going wild.

Nick, well, he will live until he's 90, I belive. He seems to be in shape.



- Myriad Small Creature - 03-31-2004 12:33 AM

ricarleite Wrote:
simps Wrote:
wowser Wrote:new poll!
On what subject, which band member will die first? I know you suggested you think Rick will be the first to pass on above. Would not be a pleasant poll to have to think about. Not a popular poll.
Ok, before I finally give up for good:

Syd's going to the great gig in the sky first. That 2002 photo of him was creepy, he looks so much older than the rest of the band... He'll die on his sleep I guess.

Then, it'll be Rick, he dosen't look to good either, he never did, and then David, because he is the one who has aged the most, I mean look at him in "pompeii", look at him now.

Then Roger, on stage, while performing a song from Amused to Death, see the irony there? Heart atack. Crowd going wild.

Nick, well, he will live until he's 90, I belive. He seems to be in shape.
That's hilarious, in a morbid sort of way. :laugh:


- ricarleite - 03-31-2004 03:45 PM

You know what I just imagined at this moment? David Gilmour secretly coming to this message board so he can read what people are talking now about PF, and considering a concempt for a new PF album based on the posts.

And then he reads this one, and as a tear rolls through his face, he just stares and say "why?! why do this people want me to die?!". And he scrapps the whole album idea, and goes back to bed, totally depressed, and scared of his fans.



- triangel - 04-02-2004 08:10 PM

:D


- Rick - 04-03-2004 09:56 AM

Okay, so what would happen if PF reunited, announced a world tour and then refused to play any of thier old songs? What if all they played was a bunch of new stuff? And what if the new stuff was...really bad? Then again, what if all they played was the old songs? Lots of time has passed between their albums' release dates and now (heck, they're not even called albums anymore). Could/would we have a relevance issue?

No. I think we need to leave well-enough alone and let PF's music remain a part of the past with the importance that each of us individually assign it.



- divot109 - 04-09-2004 03:15 PM

Hey All...new member here! Just thought I'd pipe in here, if you don't mind.

First of all, this is PINK FLOYD we are talking about. These guys will never die...

Second of all, as unfortunate as it may be, Roger will NEVER reunite with the boys in the band. There is way too much animosity between them. Rick and Roger despise each other...remember, Roger is the one who kicked Rick out of the band after The Wall album b/c, as Roger claimed, he was not pulling his weight. Also, David and Roger are not exactly pals...how ironic is it that The Final Cut truly was the final cut for these boys. Roger had a very big issue relinquishing control of the band. Had David had his way, we never would have had the privilege of The Wall or The Final Cut, because he didn't want to do either of them.

As for Syd, poor dude, schizophrenia has taken its toll on him.



- floydianyid - 04-09-2004 03:20 PM

welcome my son, welcome to the machine rocker

:Oo: :Oo: ummmm i lost it there for a moment, welcome to the board divot109



- Steve Hill - 04-26-2004 05:37 AM

skullone Wrote:I'd love for Pink Floyd to reunite and actually embark on a worldwide tour. I don't know how good or bad the relationships between the post-Waters band and Roger are, but the current times are very grim (politically and socially) and the band's music has far more to say to the people than all the lovey-sexy-lusty prefabricated stuff we keep being bombarded with everyday.

Which is perhaps why Pink Floyd's music is considered dangerous by some people in power...
But they always seem to have been very anti-publicity stunt. Any reunion now would be all over the papers, news, internet etc. and will be seen by the synical as just that. I hope they do get back together before they start to split the band up unvoluntarily, but want it to be for the right reasons and seen that way.


- ManOfManyHammers - 04-26-2004 01:51 PM

I think pink floyd is the greatest band ever...and wish that they'd reunite...but it would be nice if they coul ALL come back...but i guess that's not really possible is it???

hammers rocker hammers Rock on



- wowser - 04-26-2004 02:19 PM

welcome to the forum


- floydianyid - 04-26-2004 02:35 PM

welcome manofmanyhammers


- Julia Dream - 04-28-2004 01:53 AM

Please come back! i've never been to see them in concert either. wonder if it will be a miracle.


- XXmyke - 05-05-2004 03:38 PM

you guyz dont under stand they are comming back ethier they like it or not..... ill walk my skinny :p over there and force them to do another show!!!!!!!!!!!!! mmmmhahahahahahahahaha Devil rocker


- Myriad Small Creature - 05-05-2004 10:20 PM

Riiiiight.
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- Hal 9000 - 05-07-2004 05:58 PM

I so want Great Gig in the Sky played at my funeral now.


- Charade I Am - 05-08-2004 05:02 PM

It'd be great if PF reunited, but remember, this is PF we're talking about.

Some members of the band hate each other so much that it's hard to conceive them acutally getting back together.



- wowser - 05-08-2004 07:03 PM

XXmyke Wrote:you guyz dont under stand they are comming back ethier they like it or not..... ill walk my skinny :p over there and force them to do another show!!!!!!!!!!!!! mmmmhahahahahahahahaha Devil rocker
Just another example of the new breed of 'oddball newbies' Gotta love em! :laugh:


- XXmyke - 05-08-2004 08:13 PM

i resent that remark...... i have been a fan sense i first heard them when i was like 8.... so nahh.... im jus a hyper oddball kid... which that may be the same thing... but o well it works.. i gues yea gotta love them hard core non-oddball fans too huh? :;):


- wowser - 05-09-2004 04:06 PM

XXmyke Wrote:i resent that remark...... i have been a fan sense i first heard them when i was like 8.... so nahh.... im jus a hyper oddball kid... which that may be the same thing... but o well it works.. i gues yea gotta love them hard core non-oddball fans too huh? :;):
i just meant 'new to the board', not new to PF


- WOOF - 05-10-2004 10:08 AM

How much would the bloody ticket cost, eh?


- XXmyke - 05-10-2004 11:04 AM

wowser Wrote:
XXmyke Wrote:i resent that remark...... i have been a fan sense i first heard them when i was like 8.... so nahh.... im jus a hyper oddball kid... which that may be the same thing... but o well it works.. i gues yea gotta love them hard core non-oddball fans too huh? :;):
i just meant 'new to the board', not new to PF
wowser.... its okay you are forgiven i know what ya ment vby it its all good... but yes i am new the the board thanx for noticing :D


- Pink Floyd - 05-27-2004 06:34 PM

Quote:Just another example of the new breed of 'oddball newbies' Gotta love em!

Being odd is what being a Floydian is all about :)
If it isnt for you...i dont know what your problem is :;):

Just kiddin if i offended you :p



- shiner4_ - 06-03-2004 12:09 PM

I agree to a point that PF shouldn't reform because they left on a high, however think of the furture kids whos' minds are being destroyed by the junk they call music (Puddle of mud, Manson etc) I have been a fan since 1970's and will always be a fan, I saw them perform the Wall live at Earls court London in 1980's I missed Division Bell because I had to go and protect the governments welfare in a foreign land. I would love to see them again. :blues:


- Pink Prism - 06-21-2004 03:14 AM

I guess we don't have to "worry" for Pink Floyd to reutine, at least not with Roger.


- The Gunner - 06-21-2004 11:41 AM

yea i think pink floyd will not reunite, they left on a good note and they are probably too old anyway...no offense. and seeing that gilmour and waters are still on bad terms


- quicksilver - 06-21-2004 12:35 PM

I think any type of reunion with Roger and Pink Floyd would be a huge set back for both parties. First......... Roger and Dave can't stand each other; second.............Roger would add absolutely nothing to the mix anymore.

There's really no need to re-unite.

With Dave and Rick still together, the music will be very strong; and Nick's contribution would be the same as in the previous 2 tours: percussion and stage design.



- Young_Floydian - 08-02-2004 02:51 AM

Maybe one day


- Young_Floydian - 08-02-2004 02:52 AM

Pink Floyd Wrote:
Quote:Just another example of the new breed of 'oddball newbies' Gotta love em!

Being odd is what being a Floydian is all about :)
If it isnt for you...i dont know what your problem is :;):

Just kiddin if i offended you :p
haha nice one


- Space Cadet - 08-17-2004 01:52 AM

Pink Floyd reuniting is like a dreamy, distant aspiration. The best thing in the world I can think of would be PF getting back together... Roger, Syd and all.... putting the past behind them and forgiving eachother for everything, but we all know the chances of that happening are terribly low. Men can be so stubborn. :( I can't hold a grudge... I always forgive people.. I'm a dupe, I guess. I always think about our 'possible pasts' and what might have been... thinking that way can result in being very depressed if you dwell on such things. :( Oh... well... life goes on.


- Amir Dan.T - 08-25-2004 08:29 PM

Roger & David together wow!!.....and playing Comfortably Numb.... rocker


- Steve Hill - 08-31-2004 02:48 PM

FantasticFloyd Wrote:Men can be so stubborn.
WHAT, you women hold grudges for decades, even your whole lives. I guess you're too young to realise that yet though.


- TerminalFrost - 09-01-2004 01:15 PM

FantasticFloyd Wrote:Pink Floyd reuniting is like a dreamy, distant aspiration. The best thing in the world I can think of would be PF getting back together... Roger, Syd and all.... putting the past behind them and forgiving eachother for everything, but we all know the chances of that happening are terribly low. Men can be so stubborn. :( I can't hold a grudge... I always forgive people.. I'm a dupe, I guess. I always think about our 'possible pasts' and what might have been... thinking that way can result in being very depressed if you dwell on such things. :( Oh... well... life goes on.
Wow you said it better than all the previous 7 pages combined. How True.

And yes believe it or not both men AND women can be stubborn Steve Hill, and you are only proving her point more ;)



- HempNecklace06 - 09-06-2004 12:11 AM

Pink Floyd was a legend. He was phenominal. I think that if they were to reunite, it would be a good and bad thing. They have succeeded and achieved many people's attention. They have fulfilled many people's passion towards music. They are as I said, a legend. I think it should stay like that. If they were to come back, it wouldn't be as good anymore, because it would be coming back. More "fake" people that only listen to this type of music to fit in would start listening to it more, just for the popularity. But because Floyd's music is older, not many people take the time to listen to it as much, because it's not update, nor new. I like Floyd because his music is extraordinary. One of a kind. Noone could ever come out with something as great as his work. It would be a good thing though, only if they still did the work, they used to do and didn't change because of what is "popular" in this generation of music. But if I were to choose, I'd keep it how it is, and not try to reinvent it.


- run_like_hell - 09-06-2004 04:52 PM

Pink Floyd in my opinion is the greatest band. They are the most unique band yet have the amazing quality of a classic rock band. I would like them to reunite because I would very much enjoy to see them live in concert, i want to appreciate their music even more than I already do and seeing them live i think would do that for me. Their music has given me a totaly different perspective on music period. I would like them to just reunite for a worldwide tour, not to continue to make more music. I agree that they have finished on a high and they should continue to play the music that they left at. hammers


- sunscotchblues - 09-15-2004 01:40 PM

Hi,

I'm from Brazil, and we have a large number of pf fans. Could you please confirm how many DVDs about pf they have issued????

Regards,



- sunscotchblues - 09-15-2004 01:49 PM

And I would like to add a comment about PF in Brazil. In 2002, Roger Waters made about 4 concerts in Brazil and I watched 3 of them. You guys from other countries cannot imagine the emotion of the crowd when he started to sing "Welcome to the Machine", "Another Break on the Wall" and all the songs from PF. It was the most exciting music experience in my life....

I really could pay any price to see all of them togheter one more time. I could go to Japan to watch them playing...



- wowser - 09-15-2004 02:13 PM

They were cool shows, but Gilmour's solo shows were much better - felt less like karoake.


- PinkyLove - 09-26-2004 11:25 PM

Oh well I would be alredy pleased whith any Pink Floyd show (whith or whithout Waters).


- Bobby V - 09-29-2004 12:02 AM

I saw them on the pulse tour in 94' there were mindblowing and one thing you can take from it is they still had it then and still have it now! i saw roger 2 years ago in manchester, he is still amazing, gimour at the meltdown gig amazing.......if they got back together it would be biggest grossing tour of all time.
I read an interview recently with roger, when he was asked if floyd would ever reunite he didnt say yes and he didnt say no!!!!!

i think it would be great! and very possible.

actually the rumour is is that gilmour and mason no longer get on very well!

who knows.



- blueechoes - 10-02-2004 05:23 PM

Bobby V Wrote:if they got back together it would be biggest grossing tour of all time.
I read an interview recently with roger, when he was asked if floyd would ever reunite he didnt say yes and he didnt say no!!!!!

i think it would be great! and very possible.

actually the rumour is is that gilmour and mason no longer get on very well!

who knows.
Yeah, can you imagine how many people would be there? Ahh that'd be cool.
That's sad that Dave and Nick don't get on very well anymore, I hadn't heard that.



- acoustic belle - 10-13-2004 10:39 AM

Hello everyone,
Nice to be here, this is my first post although i have been coming here for the excellent guitar tabs for many, many months.
I love floyd, and would love to see them reform, but too much time has gone by and the old hatreds havent died down.
There were many bands that broke up and never reformed, but are still remembered as much today as they were in their own time eg "The Beatles".
But think how long ago floyd broke up and here we are still talking and discussing them as it they were still releasing records.
I only recently in the past ten years got into floyd and really to understand them since learning the guitar.
Not only was the music superb but also the lyrics amaze me still even though, I have listened to them manny many times.

Anyway to the subject of this thread i would like to say we can dream, but dont expect it to happen.

Belle



- rickland - 10-15-2004 11:00 AM

It's been over ten years since i've seen them
and it feels like yesterday
Dont dissapoint all those people who have not
seen you yet. Comeback one more time.
rickland



- Steve Hill - 10-15-2004 11:40 AM

TerminalFrost Wrote:
FantasticFloyd Wrote:Pink Floyd reuniting is like a dreamy, distant aspiration. The best thing in the world I can think of would be PF getting back together... Roger, Syd and all.... putting the past behind them and forgiving eachother for everything, but we all know the chances of that happening are terribly low. Men can be so stubborn. :( I can't hold a grudge... I always forgive people.. I'm a dupe, I guess. I always think about our 'possible pasts' and what might have been... thinking that way can result in being very depressed if you dwell on such things. :( Oh... well... life goes on.
Wow you said it better than all the previous 7 pages combined. How True.

And yes believe it or not both men AND women can be stubborn Steve Hill, and you are only proving her point more ;)
Guess I should have responded to this blot on my character sooner, but I just don't check news and site forums much. First I don't see how saying that women hold grudges for years and some even for their entire lifetime makes me stubborn, how can pointing out it is not a gender thing show stubborness? I just saw the post as "Men can be so stubborn", why can't they be more like us women and was pinting out it is not a gender issue. It was posted in a light hearted manner and you took it too seriously, (but I guess saying that makes me arrogant, prentenious or some other personality trait I have not displayed does it?) You should try reading things properly.


- Sock7 - 10-19-2004 07:57 AM

Hate to do this on my first post but...

I just heard on a local radio station HTZFM 97.7 in southern Ontario right after they played Have a Cigar at around 11:30 am the announcer stated "The current members of Pink Floyd are in discussions with Roger Waters for a reunion and tour in 2005". Thats all she said.

If this has been posted somewhere else or if this should have been posted elsewhere I apologize.



- Intergalactic - 10-19-2004 08:52 AM

I am starting to believe that there will be a tour because of all the press surrounding all the PF members.

I'm already saving up for tickets.



- A Saucerful of Secrets - 10-20-2004 02:47 AM

I am still skeptical about this. My first thought and question is "why?"

Why would they tour? They have no new album to promote. A reunion tour would most probably mean a reunion album. I don't see that happening. It would be great, but I would hope it would be a genuine Pink Floyd album, the likes we have not heard since Animals or perhaps Wish You Were Here or if you really want to be picky, Dark Side of the Moon. (The Wall was mainly Waters, Animals was his beginning to take over and Wish You Were Here was a great but self-admitted legargic album. Dark Side of the Moon was the probably the last one they were all totally into doing and contributed equally to.)

There is too much to be resolved between Waters and the others. Way too much. I hope it can be resolved however.

As far as Dave not getting on with Nick anymore, I would almost guarantee that that is a result of Nick sitting in with Roger's band a while back.

Actually, Dave and Nick both seem so down to earth, I cannot imagine them not getting on and resolving things.

I just hope if they do reform, they make a great album with equal imput from all, and no extra musicians.

I hope this happens. I'll travel many miles if necessary to see them if it does happen.




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- Larry - 10-20-2004 06:13 AM

I heard that the album that would be released would be a live album. From what, I am not sure. We all know how long it has been since they have toured.


- quicksilver - 10-20-2004 06:23 AM

A Saucerful of Secrets Wrote:I am still skeptical about this. My first thought and question is "why?"

Why would they tour? They have no new album to promote. A reunion tour would most probably mean a reunion album. I don't see that happening. It would be great, but I would hope it would be a genuine Pink Floyd album, the likes we have not heard since Animals or perhaps Wish You Were Here or if you really want to be picky, Dark Side of the Moon. (The Wallwas mainly Waters, Animals was his beginning to take over and Wish You Were Here was a great but self-admitted legargic album. Dark Side of the Moon was the probably the last one they were all totally into doing and contributed equally to.)

There is too much to be resolved between Waters and the others. Way too much. I hope it can be resolved however.

As far as Dave not getting on with Nick anymore, I would almost guarantee that that is a result of Nick sitting in with Roger's band a while back.

Actually, Dave and Nick both seem so down to earth, I cannot imagine them not getting on and resolving things.

I just hope if they do reform, they make a great album with equal imput from all, and no extra musicians.

I hope this happens. I'll travel many miles if necessary to see them if it does happen.
David, Nick & Rick all get on just fine. The fact that he sat in with Roger that one time doesn't bother David one bit. They've known each other a very long time; and it's in his nature not to carry grudges. They may not agree with each other on things but that's as far as it goes.

Don't forget that David did extend Roger an invitation to play the Dark side set on this very day 10 years ago at Earls Court and he refused. The ball is not in David's court.

I wouldn't hold your breath for a reunion by any means.

However, I wouldn't rule out another Pink Floyd record/tour
at some point.



- A Saucerful of Secrets - 10-20-2004 08:36 PM

quicksilver Wrote:Don't forget that David did extend Roger an invitation to play the Dark side set on this very day 10 years ago at Earls Court and he refused. The ball is not in David's court.
Did not know about the Earl's Court invitation. Just goes to show that Dave is literally asking, "can we wipe the slate clean?".

It is all up to Roger. The ball is in his court.



- Murray - 10-20-2004 10:05 PM

Id lov to see it....

but no way in hell will it happen



- NiCo - 11-04-2004 06:56 PM




- Arnold Lane - 11-05-2004 10:43 AM

First Off, What a great site! I've been a Pink Floyd Fan for 20 years. First exposed to the sounds of Animals in my friends basement on a big console record player. Now a full time student of music at UMA,someone mentioned a reunion was in the works. Could It be true? I really don't belive they need the money(like the stones) so would they do it for us, the fans? One can only hope. I truly do not belive that them being on in years is a huge issue as they were never the "run and jump" kind of performers. So the only problems I can forsee are the disagreements among band members and maybe some management who know this would make all other reunion tours look like dog and pony shows and want a bigger cut.
I'll keep a suitcase on the left, just in case.



- PinkInPompeii - 11-06-2004 12:05 AM

PFOnline Wrote:[Image: pf19.jpg]

Pink Floyd Reunites? [color=red]UPDATE


It now appears that early reports that Roger Waters performed with Pink Floyd at Steve O' Rourkes funeral were in fact false, despite this news coming from very reliable sources.

Initial reports suggested that Roger Waters was present and reunited with Pink Floyd to play on 2 songs, but it now appears that Roger Waters didn't even attend the funeral, much less, perform.[/color]
Well this is probably the worst news I have heard about the whole situation. The news of Waters hooking up with the band to play 2 songs was something that raised my hopes so high. Now they have crashed to the ground. Man it just doesnt seem like it is going to happen ever.


- darkside of the web - 11-06-2004 05:12 AM

I work in the music industry,i recently heard a rumour/possible truth from someone who shall remain nameless.That Dave Gilmour had booked studio time a couple of months back.He was staying very tight lipped when questioned if he was recording a Floyd album.My contact also received a phone call from Mick Mason booking time at the same studio around the same period,he required an orchestra of all things.Can anyone shed anymore light on this??? This infomation came from an nextremly reliable source.


- wowser - 11-06-2004 06:14 AM

So basically that won't happen either. I no longer trust these 'industry tip offs'. If it were true, then perhaps they are working on solo albums. THEY ARE NOT REFORMING


- onefloydfan - 11-07-2004 11:49 PM

Obviously we are all here for the same reasons.....We all love Pink Floyd. Their music is not comparable to that of any other band. To those who say The Floyd isn't the same without Roger....remember what they sounded like with Syd. Very different, but it was still a driving force steering the remaining members into the direction they went into. With or without Syd, Roger, Richard (for a while), Pink Floyd is still an entity larger than any of the members who made up the band at any one point in time. There is a certain quality and distinction that makes this band exceptional. I am one of those who would give anything to see a reunion, but with who? Syd, I'm sure we'd all agree is out of the realm of reality. Roger, who knows? Only those few extremely talented men will ever be able to answer those questions. It's a dream we'd all like to have turn into reality in one way or another. I'd like to give a big thumbs up to any possibility of a reunion of any sort. New material or not, I'd love for it to happen. Just one last time......I Wish They Were Here.


- gluebag - 11-08-2004 10:53 AM

ok heres something that might spur a bit of hope:

in the belfast talk nick said that they would not get back together unless something like live aid happens again....
well the live aid dvd is getting released and !!! wait for it...

http://www.nme.com/news/108667.htm

ok nick whats the excuse now??
get it sorted!! (he is the only one who is speaking to everyone)



- quicksilver - 11-08-2004 11:25 AM

Nick has indicated in the past that for the band to re-unite with Roger, it would take a huge charity event such as a Live Aid for that to ever be considered; even with him saying that, I don't think it will ever happen. It's slightly more likely that we'll see the current Pink Floyd within 2 years. David holds all the cards.


- floydtour?! - 11-11-2004 01:11 PM

PFOnline Wrote:[Image: pf19.jpg]

Pink Floyd Reunites? [color=red]UPDATE


It now appears that early reports that Roger Waters performed with Pink Floyd at Steve O' Rourkes funeral were in fact false, despite this news coming from very reliable sources.

Initial reports suggested that Roger Waters was present and reunited with Pink Floyd to play on 2 songs, but it now appears that Roger Waters didn't even attend the funeral, much less, perform.[/color]
the world needs a pink floyd tour now more than ever! rocker


- alanmk5 - 11-12-2004 02:50 PM

a reform would be great if only for new material to come out mean like i am fed up of listening to floyd and having people saying things like "i remember that" or "that's an oldie" just once i would like a new album so people can say "who's that?" if they were to reform they should ask syd to contribute some of his artwork,so he is involved.


- Jimj54 - 11-16-2004 10:39 AM

I would love to see Pink Floyd play again. I am one of the lucky ones I guess. Being 50 years old and growing up in Southern California, I have seen them 6 times. First time was at the Hollywood Bowl in "72". Probably the most incredible show I've ever seen and I've seen allmost everybody. Some several times. I have been to probably 700 concerts. Not bragging, thats just what I did in my younger years. Saw some awesome bands, had some great times. Last time I saw Floyd was in Denver Colorado about 10 years ago and they were still in prime shape. If they ever do decide to tour again, do anything you have to do to go see them. You will not regret it. No it will never be the same as it was when they were in there 20's. Nothing is, but good music is timeless and there musicianship is impeccible still. Pink Floyd is one of those bands that only comes around once in a lifetime and if your ever lucky enough to see them count yourself blessed.


- quicksilver - 11-16-2004 11:22 AM

Jimj54 Wrote:I would love to see Pink Floyd play again. I am one of the lucky ones I guess. Being 50 years old and growing up in Southern California, I have seen them 6 times. First time was at the Hollywood Bowl in "72". Probably the most incredible show I've ever seen and I've seen allmost everybody. Some several times. I have been to probably 700 concerts. Not bragging, thats just what I did in my younger years. Saw some awesome bands, had some great times. Last time I saw Floyd was in Denver Colorado about 10 years ago and they were still in prime shape. If they ever do decide to tour again, do anything you have to do to go see them. You will not regret it. No it will never be the same as it was when they were in there 20's. Nothing is, but good music is timeless and there musicianship is impeccible still. Pink Floyd is one of those bands that only comes around once in a lifetime and if your ever lucky enough to see them count yourself blessed.
Welcome to the forum!

The Hollywood Bowl concert was definately one of the finest indeed!

I have heard that "The Bowl" was the inspiration for the Pulse stage as well.



- Steph - 11-20-2004 04:10 PM

I would love to see the band reunite.. I was fortunate to see the Animals tour in Montreal in 1977 and twice in Toronto in 88 and 94.. I would pay just about anything to have that experience again..There is nothing like waking up the day of the show and knowing that you are going to see the greatest show on earth that evening....absolutely friggen madness!!!


- wowser - 11-20-2004 04:25 PM

quicksilver Wrote:
Jimj54 Wrote:I would love to see Pink Floyd play again. I am one of the lucky ones I guess. Being 50 years old and growing up in Southern California, I have seen them 6 times. First time was at the Hollywood Bowl in "72". Probably the most incredible show I've ever seen and I've seen allmost everybody. Some several times. I have been to probably 700 concerts. Not bragging, thats just what I did in my younger years. Saw some awesome bands, had some great times. Last time I saw Floyd was in Denver Colorado about 10 years ago and they were still in prime shape. If they ever do decide to tour again, do anything you have to do to go see them. You will not regret it. No it will never be the same as it was when they were in there 20's. Nothing is, but good music is timeless and there musicianship is impeccible still. Pink Floyd is one of those bands that only comes around once in a lifetime and if your ever lucky enough to see them count yourself blessed.
Welcome to the forum!

The Hollywood Bowl concert was definately one of the finest indeed!

I have heard that "The Bowl" was the inspiration for the Pulse stage as well.
The Bowl was also designed by the son of Frank Lloyd Wright. There is also a nice picnic area besides it, which so long as you ignore freeway traffic, is rather lovely :)


- Intergalactic - 11-20-2004 07:08 PM

OW OW OW OW OW OW!!! NIGHT TREMORS!!! OW!!!!


- wowser - 11-20-2004 07:12 PM

Intergalactic Wrote:OW OW OW OW OW OW!!! NIGHT TREMORS!!! OW!!!!
lo siento?


- Intergalactic - 11-20-2004 07:29 PM

i really hate night tremors! i wish i knew a way to stop them!

OH NO! OH NO! THEY ARE COMING AGAIN!! PLEASE HELP ME!!! AHHH!!! THEY'VE GOT ME!! NO NO!!! IT HURTS!!! IT HURTS SO FREAKING BAD!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!



- Steph - 11-22-2004 06:22 AM

Sorry to hear about your tremors.... You probably just need to get laid....


- gluebag - 11-22-2004 10:06 AM

ok just incase Dave is watching..ill get the ball rolling...had posted this elsewhere the hyperbase guestbook i think...

I thought it wud be pretty sweet if they did an album/record where Pink has a split personality and both halves HATE eachother.. lyrics could include the nastiest things dave and rog said to each other.. extracts from solicitors letters with a real kickass dogs / have a cigar / shine on you crazy diamond part 6 riff. Anyone else wana contribute??



- wowser - 11-22-2004 10:08 AM

where am i? who are you people?


- Steve Hill - 11-22-2004 03:57 PM

Well i don't mean to sound too rude or blunt, but that is a crap idea. Isn't the fan base of the band split enough already between Roger and Dave?


- astronomer420 - 11-23-2004 03:01 PM

I was listening to a local radio station 101.5 here in N.Y. and they said that they were told that there was going to be a select few shows and also said that David & Roger were going to put their differences aside for this.[still trying to get some info from them] Wouldn't that be sweeeet?


- quicksilver - 11-24-2004 08:20 AM

Steve Hill Wrote:Well i don't mean to sound too rude or blunt, but that is a crap idea. Isn't the fan base of the band split enough already between Roger and Dave?
Very true.


- BusStopRatBag - 11-24-2004 07:48 PM

GOD WHEN IS ALL THIS HAPPENING?


I wanna get tickets and stuff before all you greedy people get them first!

THE TICKETS ARE MINE! MIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNE! :Oo:



- tomsan - 11-28-2004 08:09 AM

I'd rather see Roger's band tour again rather than a Pink Floyd reunion. Gilmour is a brilliant guitarist, easily in my top 3 favorites, but he can't touch Roger for writing . He will never be able to sink the hook into your brain like Roger.So a reunion tour would just be a re-hash. Of course, I would be there if such a show should happen, but Roger has shown he can recruit other fine guitarists ( Clapton, Bramhall,Beck)that have done as well or better than Dave Gilmour.
I get the feeling for Mr Gilmour it would be all about the money.Another Pink Floyd 1987 Ltd tour would have to include a real Gilmour /Waters collaboration.
Roger don't need em.



- Ivan Montia Navarro - 11-28-2004 01:16 PM

hi I'm a new menber of this marvellous site ,I LOVE PINK FLOYD my name is Ivan Monty and I hope for the reunion up to 2005 ,I love to see'em live
Monty



- PUP - 12-02-2004 11:58 AM

Another new member though not a new fan, I bought DSotM in 1973 and never looked back. Infact my reason for joining this forum is that I saw an advert in the UK Sunday Mail(28/11/04) that was selling tickets for various upcoming concerts and Pink Floyd were listed though, it was to be put on a list for tickets when a tour was announced. But for them to waste advertising space like, I thought that it must mean something is in the 'offing'. So i started to search the web for news, nothing on the official site and this was the only fan site that seemed to be up to date (or wasn't elitist and only accepting non free e-mail adds).
Anyway I think the advert was run by 'concertline' or something like that. Anyone else see it / has registered with them. I assumed that if a tour was forthcoming it was because they'd released a new album, but as nothing is mentioned on here i suppose i'm to be dissapointed on all fronts.



- would you like something to eat - 12-03-2004 12:10 PM

speaking of the dark side of the moon, isn't it still on like the 'top 30' or 'top 50' charts or something? i gotta do a presentation on why it's the best album ever made for school.


- DarkSideoftheWorld - 12-09-2004 01:58 PM

If Pink floyd actually reunited, it would do our world better to actually have real musicians playing music that actually has meaning. Todays music dosent have much to say, with rap taking over and making everyone something that they arent. Floyd was one of the greatest rock and roll bands of all time, and honestly, if they didnt reunite we should do something to MAKE them reunite. I didnt grow up in the era and golden points of Floyd, but even as a kid myself i have grown to love and respect their music greatly. nothing beats floyd.


- TheDude - 12-16-2004 07:56 PM

DarkSideoftheWorld Wrote:If Pink floyd actually reunited, it would do our world better to actually have real musicians playing music that actually has meaning. Todays music dosent have much to say, with rap taking over and making everyone something that they arent. Floyd was one of the greatest rock and roll bands of all time, and honestly, if they didnt reunite we should do something to MAKE them reunite. I didnt grow up in the era and golden points of Floyd, but even as a kid myself i have grown to love and respect their music greatly. nothing beats floyd.
Agreed!

They are just as popular now as they were back in the seventies. If they made a new album and went on tour, it would be a sensation.



- TheDude - 12-16-2004 08:55 PM

Of course if MTV or some other crappy commercial machine tryed to get in on it it would completly ruin it.


- Steve Hill - 12-17-2004 02:53 AM

Or in the Floyd's case, it would more likely be VH1 now.


- tomsan - 12-17-2004 02:56 AM

Maybe, like the Beatles, they should let it be?


- Steve Hill - 12-17-2004 11:04 AM

I think the Beatles now have a valid reason why they aren't ever going to reunite.


- Juhanix - 12-19-2004 04:08 PM

so its best to listen just records..those days are gone..forget it..were/they are old now no reunite please..but most important thing is to forgive all past fights..:) boys are adults now



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- carefulwiththataxeEugene - 12-20-2004 12:42 PM

would you like something to eat Wrote:speaking of the dark side of the moon, isn't it still on like the 'top 30' or 'top 50' charts or something? i gotta do a presentation on why it's the best album ever made for school.
You might mention that, statistically, it is playing every second of every day somewhere in the world...that it stayed on the Billboard charts for over 15 years...and that there is a CD pressing plant in Germany that presses nothing but Dark Side of the Moon.


- scarlet eagle - 12-21-2004 03:59 PM

carefulwiththataxeEugene Wrote:there is a CD pressing plant in Germany that presses nothing but Dark Side of the Moon.
Nice rocker


- Steph - 12-21-2004 05:49 PM

scarlet eagle Wrote:
carefulwiththataxeEugene Wrote:there is a CD pressing plant in Germany that presses nothing but Dark Side of the Moon.
Nice rocker
Is this true?


- tomsan - 12-22-2004 02:28 AM

[quote]there is a CD pressing plant in Germany that presses nothing but Dark Side of the Moon.
This was true , at least until 1987... This info is from 'Bricks in the Wall"by Karl Dallas( c 1987) Quite some time ago but I believe DSOTM was the longest album to hold position on the Billboard 500.Not that that means anything .. as Roger said, "if sales made an album great , then that makes Grease a better album than Graceland"



- sea green queen - 12-23-2004 05:08 PM

Cool


- onefloydfan - 01-04-2005 05:27 AM

tomsan Wrote:I'd rather see Roger's band tour again rather than a Pink Floyd reunion. Gilmour is a brilliant guitarist, easily in my top 3 favorites, but he can't touch Roger for writing . He will never be able to sink the hook into your brain like Roger.So a reunion tour would just be a re-hash. Of course, I would be there if such a show should happen, but Roger has shown he can recruit other fine guitarists ( Clapton, Bramhall,Beck)that have done as well or better than Dave Gilmour.
I get the feeling for Mr Gilmour it would be all about the money.Another Pink Floyd 1987 Ltd tour would have to include a real Gilmour /Waters collaboration.
Roger don't need em.
Man, I could just tear this post apart!! What you consider to be a Pink Floyd reunion must be minus a certain Mr. Waters. What the rest of us consider a reunion is just that, a reunion of ALL (minus Barrett for obvious reasons) members of the Floyd. Secondly, how the heck can you even remotely think that another guitarist could do a better job playing Floyd music than the man who actually IS the sound of Floyd's musical side? Nobody beats the original, just like Floyd isn't quite the same without Roger, they'd be equally different sounding if it had been Dave who had left instead. And finally, who are you to decide what the motivation of Mr. Glimour (as you call him) was by putting the band together again? Don't you think maybe he just loved doing what he was doing and didn't want it to stop just because Roger said so? Roger don't need em, my butt, they all need one another to REALLY be Pink Floyd.



- pinkfloydfan1 - 01-04-2005 06:29 AM

well said man


- blueechoes - 01-04-2005 09:17 AM

Didn't they say that the only way they would even consider reuniting is if it were for a benefit or seomthing? They should play at Live Aid 2, it's all for the tsunami victims... with what they brought in alone could probably set those people for life.


- Echoes71 - 01-05-2005 12:36 PM

I believe the key to any possible reunion is Nick, taking in to consideration his reconcilation with Roger in 2002.

Sadly I believe that the Tsunami Disaster may be the type opportunity for the band to play a benefit gig.

Another thought is they may consider a 40th anniversary reunion. l can never envisage there will ever be any new material released under the name Pink Floyd either as a 3 piece or with Roger.



- Skol - 01-06-2005 08:08 AM

Steve Hill Wrote:Or in the Floyd's case, it would more likely be VH1 now.
Atleast VH1 actually still play music. MTV is just full of shite tele shows now.

There is a distinct chance that the Tsunami disaster could prompt another Live Aid style concert. The bad thing is I think the organisers will want to fill it up with manufactured dross from the world of pop music, you know try and get the kids donating money. Lets hope that, if a charity concert ever comes about in the near future, the organisers will be on the phone to Roger, Dave, Nick and Rick before anybody else.



- Miss Sassy-Frassy - 01-06-2005 02:22 PM

I'm torn between wanting to see them reunite, or just leaving things be.

With everything that has happened between them, hearing them sing some older stuff now just wouldn't be the same.



- A Saucerful of Secrets - 01-07-2005 02:31 AM

Echoes71 Wrote:I believe the key to any possible reunion is Nick, taking in to consideration his reconcilation with Roger in 2002.

Sadly I believe that the Tsunami Disaster may be the type opportunity for the band to play a benefit gig.

Another thought is they may consider a 40th anniversary reunion. l can never envisage there will ever be any new material released under the name Pink Floyd either as a 3 piece or with Roger.
Well, I think a Tsunami benefit show would be a great opportunity to try again. Let's face it, the world is coming together from this in many ways. Why shouldn't the great humanitarians Rogers and Gilmour try to work things out?

There is only one person who could put this type of gig together: Pete Townshend.

Other bands and reunions for this important gig could be:

"Pete Townshend and friends" (NOT the Who! They are really finished as a performing band) he could ask anyone he wants and they could come and play in his band.

Genesis (with Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett)

Led Zeppelin (with Jason Bonham on drums)

King Crimson (with Robert Fripp, John Wetton, Bill Bruford, and David Cross)

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Yes

Jethro Tull

Cream

This could be a 2 day event.

Can you imagine how much money this would raise?




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- BusStopRatBag - 01-08-2005 10:53 AM

They could make it into a huge DVD like they did with Live AID


- Skol - 01-09-2005 10:27 AM

There is to be a charity concert on the 22nd of January for the Tsunami victims at the Cardiff Millenium Stadium. Acts announced so far are Feeder, Lemar and Eric Clapton with more to come later. I know that Clapton and Roger are good friends and performed on each others tours several times. We all know that Roger has said he'd only considered rejoining his band mates for a gig like this but does anyone think it's plausable on such a small time scale? If this is a success I think it could trigger a bigger concerts later in the year. I'm going to keep everything tightly crossed hoping that Roger, Dave, Nick and Rick go out there and play together even just one last time.


- Gazzathecoigne - 01-10-2005 06:24 AM

Interesting. Would they still have the old magic and timing in sync? Would they be able to stand one another long enough to reherse?

I remember going to see the Eagles at Murryfeild Stadium in Edinburgh a few years back. They all arrived in seperate vehicles, went to seperate dressing rooms, never done a sound check or spoke to one another, walked on stage and played one of the best gigs I've ever seen.

So it is possible you know.........?



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- Skavenger - 01-17-2005 10:56 AM

Sadly, I think they'll never reunite because

1) Roger's too egotistical and would see it as "losing".
2) Dave's too lazy and don't care.

I hate to say it, but it's true, I think.

Dave just did AMLOR too show Rog he could and would. Division Bell was a flight of fancy and brought back Rick...on the heels of Amused To Death. Now, it's been 11 years. Nothing but compilations, rehashes of this and that. Not one studio album. Not one tour.

Roger, whom I saw live in 1999, just doesn't have the push he used to have either, but he still just can't let things go. Either that or they just don't care anymore.

:(



- sea green queen - 01-17-2005 01:19 PM

I don't think it's there anymore


- DiscoPigs - 01-17-2005 03:21 PM

If they can't reunite for a good cause then they will never reunite.


- Sigma6 - 01-18-2005 05:09 AM

We all wish they would re-join together. that would be the best! but i just think it sux that 90% of everything evver heared is a rumor. Even from really reliable sources.


- Pink Floyd Echoes - 01-24-2005 02:10 PM

I could die happy after seeing a Pink Floyd reunion concert.


- crazydiamondjammer - 01-24-2005 03:59 PM

i, like the majority have not seen pink floyd perform because i wasnt alive at the time but i would definitely love for them to reunite.most of my favorite bands i havent got a chance to see live.the only one i have seen were the dead which was amazing and might i add they did the best cover of strawberry fields forever ive heard in my life but i would love for them to go on one last world tour playing all their old music for the sake of all their fans that havent been fortunate enough to see them play live


- Shannen - 01-24-2005 04:24 PM

I would love to see them in concert, I want to see them sing Learning To Fly...such a great song!


- Avaleena - 01-24-2005 04:34 PM

Miss Sassy-Frassy Wrote:I'm torn between wanting to see them reunite, or just leaving things be.

With everything that has happened between them, hearing them sing some older stuff now just wouldn't be the same.
*agreed*


I saw Roger Waters perform a few years ago when he toured on his own and there just wasn't that 'energy' *shrug*

I would really love to see them get together one last time for like the biggest, baddest, blow-out concert that there has ever been! :D *sigh, goes back to my daydreaming*



- com4tblynm - 01-27-2005 03:03 PM

Personally i think it would be a shame if they did not reunite. I have had the huge honor of seeing PF twice in my life. First one at the L.A. Coliseum ( Momentary Lapse of Reason) and once at Tampa Stadium (Division Bell) the night before my wedding. Both experiences you could never begin to explain to someone who has not been as fortunate as some to see first hand. Movies dont even come close to doing justice to a live show. I would give and or pay anything for my kids to experience a show who are big fans, and for those who think they could not top what they have already done or think they wouldnt finish on top are not true floyd fans. That is all they have done in their career is accomplish the unbelievable over and over and over again.. To think of what they would come up with next just blows my mind! rocker rocker


- Pink X Floyd - 01-27-2005 08:14 PM

Pink Floyd reuniting would make my life. hammers


- slnichols - 01-28-2005 09:57 PM

I too have had the opportunity of seeing Pink Floyd in concert in 1993 for the Division Bell Tour at Texas Stadium (Home of the Dallas Cowboys). All I can say is that it was truly the best concert I have ever seen (and there have been many concerts over the years). It rained all throughout the concert and during the laser light show all the laser beams refracted off the rain drops - it was absolutely breathtaking. If they ever do reunite, which a pray they will, then I would pay ANYTHING to attend.

rocker rocker



- Steph - 01-29-2005 06:00 AM

I agree..... To see them agaain would be amazin..... best live shows I have ever been to and no other band even comes close live....IMHO...


- psychgirl - 02-02-2005 05:39 AM

Ok, just a real quicky......have any of you guys seen the Aussie Pink Floyd Show? Ok, so its not Floyd and never will be, but DAMN they're good!!! Every time I see them all I hear are people around me saying that they really are the next best thing, and they're growing and growing - doing a STADIUM tour this year in England! Facing the sad truth, its unlikely that any of us will ever get to see Floyd live again, but seriously, if you need a substitute, go and see these guys! They rock! rocker

PS just a last selling point - Dave Gilmour also thinks they rock - enough to have them play at his birthday party!! :laugh:



- sea green queen - 02-04-2005 04:06 PM

I don't think they could get Syd to help


- eloina - 02-09-2005 09:47 AM

they are reunited every time you listen to their music. :music:


- carefulwiththataxluke - 02-09-2005 12:09 PM

eloina Wrote:they are reunited every time you listen to their music. :music:
Hmmm, food for thought. ??? I guess I'm gona have to have a reunion concert tonight.................or in 10 min. hammers




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- sea green queen - 02-09-2005 03:43 PM

eloina Wrote:they are reunited every time you listen to their music. :music:
That is very true, they won't regroup, too many differences, as a Cream regroup will never happen


- kymani - 02-10-2005 09:20 AM

sea green queen Wrote:as a Cream regroup will never happen
but, Cream is reuniting for a series of concerts in May at London's Royal Albert Hall. tickets went on sale on january 31st.


- sea green queen - 02-10-2005 02:29 PM

kymani Wrote:
sea green queen Wrote:as a Cream regroup will never happen
but, Cream is reuniting for a series of concerts in May at London's Royal Albert Hall. tickets went on sale on january 31st.
Yeah, I am in the jackbrucecitiesofthehearts forum, been getting the emails, Jack and Ginger must've made up, they was at each other about different things, mainly Jack, Pete, & Felix's song writing and producing, I myself think it will not happen or be any good. The magic is gone, as with PF reuniting, I don't think Roger and Syd could work together that long.




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- com4tblynm - 02-10-2005 10:56 PM

Hey, the hell with roger and syd. If they cant "get along" long enough to reunite then i say screw um. Dave and the boys can do it themselves. 3 is better than none and quite frankly as much as i love the old floyd the newer is just as awesome. Division bell kicks ass!


rocker rocker rocker rocker rocker rocker

[quote]While you are wasting your time on your enemies
Engulfed in a fever of spite
Beyond your tunnel vision reality fades
Like shadows into the night

"AND ON THE SEVENTH DAY GOD CREATED PINK FLOYD"



- Kraimer - 02-13-2005 12:23 PM

I feel that I was really screwed out of my time... SO many rad concerts back in the 80's that I wish I could have seen.. But a Floyd concert would have been the bomb. I really wish I could have seen the Floyd at the UFO club.. Syd would ahve tripped me right out! If Floyd were to reunite, they better not do it to make a new album[We all know Division Bell was pretty haggard], and should do a concert similar to Pulse.. Something to really kick ass


- TheWaffler2315 - 02-15-2005 09:57 PM

Yeah, i agree with Kraimer on being screwed out of some good shows due to age... i still enjoy going to my local punk shows and all that, but being around anywhere through the 60's and 80's would have been awesome. A Pink Floyd show would make me the happiest person alive haha.


- yakmag - 02-17-2005 09:18 AM

Personally I think they won't reunite, hell I would be chuffed to nuts if they could just stay in the same room for 5 mins!!

In Nick's book he writes that he did send drafts of it to everyone one else, maybe this could be the first stepping stone for them to at least make up after all the years. Perhaps this will be the 'closest' that they get to a reunion.

Of course the dream would be another concert!!! rocker



- CrazyJaney - 02-20-2005 10:00 AM

I was just listening to PULSE. The hell with Roger, really, I just wanna see them live. It doesn't matter if I could just see the three of them, but I just have to see them live! Then Roger could do a solo tour. That would work for me. I could go to two amazing concerts instead of one.

Please? We just really need a Pink Floyd concert! Can't they think of the poor people who have had the misfortune of being born too late, can't they give us a chance of seeing them live, since they all are still alive!



- Vincent - 02-22-2005 08:44 AM

Hi, I'm new here and I just wanted to say that I truely hope that Pink Floyd DO reunite in some form or another, with Roger Waters (which would be great!) or even with their 1987-1995 line up which produced the album 'The Division Bell' which is one of my favorate all time albums.

Most of todays music is so bland and soulless, Sigur Ros are an amazing band and I think Seal is a wonderful artist but please reunite Floyd, Music needs you!!!!!!!!!

If anyone would like a chat then feel free to mail me I'm a singer/songwriter and composer and I compose just about every style trying to crack my way into this business is hard though!!!! my addy's thevisionoftheghost@hotmail.com

Cheers!!!!
Vincent



- Pappawolf - 02-24-2005 07:01 PM

Re-unite? One could only wish. I don't think so - and I'm not sure THEY could muster the true creativity once so present. Pretty positive 'the drive is truly gone'. Inspiration? Easy to lose - doesn't come back 'in spurts'. Either there, or not.
They're businessmen, these days. John Cleese does more serious stuff.
I no longer pay much attention to the 'music' news, like of Solling Rtone, VHx, or M(indless)TV - seems the artists made their $$$ and ducked for normal lives...left us all in the lurch, per se...heck, If Waters is too full of himself (with tunes we lose interest in), Gilmore is enjoying real life, Wright is living it up in France, Barrett is mindless ("wherever you are, there you aren't"), and Mason? All smiles & miles...aw heck! They earned it - don't we all. Easy to lose hope in others...just don't lose your faith in the the ones that REALLY count (especially the BGA!)...
:Oo:



- Snow-Water - 03-06-2005 11:24 PM

I know your all familiar with the website Brain Damage (http://www.brain-damage.co.uk). Brain Damage usually gives out pretty accurate information and sometimes, how do you say, like to TEASE alot. Well, yesterday they released news on David Gilmours birthday. Now, this can either be taken in either a Floyd project or solo project, BrainDamage has been making alot of tease posts lately so I am actually confused myself to take it as a floyd/gilmour project. Here it is, take as you like, just thought it would be nice to let everyone else take a look at it.

DAVID GILMOUR - HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Our heartiest best wishes to David Gilmour on the occasion of his birthday today! Born on 6th March 1946 in Cambridge, David spent much time with his friend Syd Barrett, learning the finer points of playing the guitar - which eventually led to them being arrested for busking Beatles songs in the south of France! In 1967 David joined Syd's Floyd, playing a handful of shows with him until taking over guitar duties in 1968, staying with the band throughout their sometimes turbulent history. He is currently hard at work on new material for future release. Many happy returns, David!



- carefulwiththataxluke - 03-07-2005 08:12 AM

Doesn't sound like a Floyd thing to me at all (more than likely just a solo gig). :(


- sea green queen - 03-11-2005 03:01 PM

I don't think they will do it


- Pink_Layne - 03-11-2005 08:07 PM

I think they'll reunite if mr.barrett dies. They must reunite than.


- LucyZimmerman - 03-12-2005 07:20 AM

Pink_Layne Wrote:I think they'll reunite if mr.barrett dies. They must reunite than.
They would probably play 'Shine on You Crazy Diamond 1-9' if that happened.


- sea green queen - 03-12-2005 01:44 PM

True, but I believe he will outlive most of them.


- Arucard - 03-15-2005 06:36 AM

arcangel101 Wrote:Personally I wouldn't like Floyd to reunite, I feel they have finished on a high and they have achieved greatness, not only through their songs and lyrics but also in how they have opened people's minds through their meaning. I have only been a Floyd fan for 6 months but in that short time I have heard what is being said and have interperated it in my own way. I wouldn't go so far as to say its been life changing, just eye opening and thought provoking.
I remember watching the news and seeing Iraq being bombed, I was listening to Goodbye Blue Sky and thought to myself "why?" - normally I'd just change channel.

Pink Floyd will live on as legends, and deservedly so. rocker
Couldn't agree more.


- Sigma6 - 03-15-2005 04:06 PM

LucyZimmerman Wrote:
Pink_Layne Wrote:I think they'll reunite if mr.barrett dies. They must reunite than.
They would probably play 'Shine on You Crazy Diamond 1-9' if that happened.
Wow! ya know, i never even thought about this yet. I do hope Mr. Barrett Lives a long life yet though unlikely with his drug past. But hey for those who want a reunion, This might be the ticket. Cheers to Mr Barrett.


- carefulwiththataxluke - 03-15-2005 08:31 PM

Sigma6 Wrote:
LucyZimmerman Wrote:
Pink_Layne Wrote:I think they'll reunite if mr.barrett dies. They must reunite than.
They would probably play 'Shine on You Crazy Diamond 1-9' if that happened.
Wow! ya know, i never even thought about this yet. I do hope Mr. Barrett Lives a long life yet though unlikely with his drug past. But hey for those who want a reunion, This might be the ticket. Cheers to Mr Barrett.
As much as I crave a reuniting of The Floyd, I surely hope it whoud be under better cirumstances as of course I'm sure everyone else here feels as well (if it ever happens at all, which I still believe unfortunetly will not come to pass).



- vera69 - 03-17-2005 09:08 AM

I wish i was around when all the great music was,i'm just glad that my mum was good enough to show me what real music is.If pink floyd got back together for one last gig i would be over the moon and i would go,without a doubt :music:


- Jintzey - 03-18-2005 12:03 AM

Pink_Layne Wrote:I think they'll reunite if mr.barrett dies. They must reunite than.
Syd will probably live the longest just because that would be the most ironic.


- BusStopRatBag - 03-18-2005 06:12 PM

and this doesnt mean anything but Syd i think is the youngest out of the 5


- sea green queen - 03-19-2005 05:18 AM

He's been through enough also


- rkb2023b - 03-19-2005 12:31 PM

I would like them to reunite and I belive they will. I would only want them to reunite and go on tour only. If they were gonna make a new album then they damn better make sure its as good as pre-wall ablums, if not then they shouldent bother with a new album.


- sea green queen - 03-20-2005 09:42 AM

It would be nice, but the chances are remote at best.


- Jfloydian - 03-21-2005 02:03 PM

I am almost positive that they WON'T sorry guys, but hell it's probably the truth......... :ghostface:


- sea green queen - 03-21-2005 04:56 PM

Jfloydian Wrote:I am almost positive that they WON'T sorry guys, but hell it's probably the truth......... :ghostface:
A ghost of a chance


- Jfloydian - 03-21-2005 05:29 PM

sea green queen Wrote:
Jfloydian Wrote:I am almost positive that they WON'T sorry guys, but hell it's probably the truth......... :ghostface:
A ghost of a chance
Yah........too bad, but we can still hope or there is still some "High Hopes".


- ?apples? - 03-22-2005 10:38 PM

rkb2023b Wrote:I would like them to reunite and I belive they will. I would only want them to reunite and go on tour only. If they were gonna make a new album then they damn better make sure its as good as pre-wall ablums, if not then they shouldent bother with a new album.
I strongly agree. But when are people gonna stop talking about a new floyd album? NEVER GONNA HAPPEN!! Don't torture youself.


- Jfloydian - 03-23-2005 02:52 PM

I AGREE! However ANY kind of new songs would be really cool.


- The Painter Piper and Prisoner - 03-23-2005 05:38 PM

I also fully agree, i really would like a new album, but hell the chances of them making a new album is a good as anyone meeting Pink Floyd themselves, but there is a chance that they may do a final tour like alot of famous bands do!


- The Painter Piper and Prisoner - 03-23-2005 05:46 PM

Pappawolf Wrote:Re-unite? One could only wish. I don't think so - and I'm not sure THEY could muster the true creativity once so present. Pretty positive 'the drive is truly gone'. Inspiration? Easy to lose - doesn't come back 'in spurts'. Either there, or not.
They're businessmen, these days. John Cleese does more serious stuff.
I no longer pay much attention to the 'music' news, like of Solling Rtone, VHx, or M(indless)TV - seems the artists made their $$$ and ducked for normal lives...left us all in the lurch, per se...heck, If Waters is too full of himself (with tunes we lose interest in), Gilmore is enjoying real life, Wright is living it up in France, Barrett is mindless ("wherever you are, there you aren't"), and Mason? All smiles & miles...aw heck! They earned it - don't we all. Easy to lose hope in others...just don't lose your faith in the the ones that REALLY count (especially the BGA!)...
:Oo:
you said a mouthfiul bro, i am all with you Pink FLoyd Rock On !!!!!!!!!!!!!! rocker


- life_is_just_a_bad_dream - 03-25-2005 06:42 PM

for some reason i just do see them getting back together...


- sea green queen - 03-26-2005 08:37 PM

Jfloydian Wrote:
sea green queen Wrote:
Jfloydian Wrote:I am almost positive that they WON'T sorry guys, but hell it's probably the truth......... :ghostface:
A ghost of a chance
Yah........too bad, but we can still hope or there is still some "High Hopes".
yes


- Nebakaneza - 03-28-2005 05:54 PM

Read a periodical wherein Roger stated, "I am looking to work with someone fresh and imaginitve.....David is neither of those things."

Pretty harsh

rocker

rock on you crazy diamonds,
Nebakaneza



- rkb2023b - 03-28-2005 10:07 PM

Nebakaneza Wrote:Read a periodical wherein Roger stated, "I am looking to work with someone fresh and imaginitve.....David is neither of those things."

Pretty harsh

rocker

rock on you crazy diamonds,
Nebakaneza
damn, thats not good to hear.


- Jfloydian - 03-29-2005 06:03 AM

WOW harsh, but I still love the guy for some reason.



Who knows anything can happen, maybe this is all a conspiricy, and they are really jamming everyday, and have a big tour coming! LOL who knows.



- Sigma6 - 04-01-2005 05:29 AM

Nebakaneza Wrote:Read a periodical wherein Roger stated, "I am looking to work with someone fresh and imaginitve.....David is neither of those things."

Pretty harsh

rocker

rock on you crazy diamonds,
Nebakaneza
Ouch!!


- rkb2023b - 04-01-2005 12:20 PM

you know after watching the syd barret and pink floyd story, i relized how old the band memebers have become. I think time is not on there side. They dont look like they would be in maybe atleast the good physical shape the stones are to be touring. but hey what the hell do I know. I pray they do one last tour. This is the only band I would pay to see.



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- The Painter Piper and Prisoner - 04-02-2005 12:35 PM

Damn, he laid it on him pretty hard totally unacceptable.
Pink Floyd ROCK ON !!!!!!!!!! rocker rocker rocker rocker rocker rocker rocker rocker



- pinkfloydfan1 - 04-02-2005 12:44 PM

CrazyJaney Wrote:I was just listening to PULSE. The hell with Roger, really, I just wanna see them live. It doesn't matter if I could just see the three of them, but I just have to see them live! Then Roger could do a solo tour. That would work for me. I could go to two amazing concerts instead of one.

Please? We just really need a Pink Floyd concert! Can't they think of the poor people who have had the misfortune of being born too late, can't they give us a chance of seeing them live, since they all are still alive!
un like the pope then lmfao


- The Painter Piper and Prisoner - 04-05-2005 03:25 PM

arcangel101 Wrote:Personally I wouldn't like Floyd to reunite, I feel they have finished on a high and they have achieved greatness, not only through their songs and lyrics but also in how they have opened people's minds through their meaning. I have only been a Floyd fan for 6 months but in that short time I have heard what is being said and have interperated it in my own way. I wouldn't go so far as to say its been life changing, just eye opening and thought provoking.
I remember watching the news and seeing Iraq being bombed, I was listening to Goodbye Blue Sky and thought to myself "why?" - normally I'd just change channel.

Pink Floyd will live on as legends, and deservedly so. rocker
are you crazy? any person who likes Pink FLoyd but does not want them to reunite is absolutly out of their mind. i have never seen Pink FLoyd myself but damn if they played a concert Philadelphia which is about 30 miles from my town, I would definately go because it is my only chance to see them. and i have been a floydian for about 11 years and i am 13 now going on 14 in June.

Pink FLoyd rock on !!!!!!! rocker rocker rocker rocker



- Echos69 - 04-29-2005 05:53 AM

i would love to see them reunite!!!!!!!! even just for one last show. i would give up all of my pink floyd music and valuables just to be there expeirencing PINK FLOYD live right in front of me just once.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! rocker
but i chances of that happening become worse everyday for me. :(
and its all my mom's fault!because i was born too late.
if she would of had me sooner maby i would of had a chance.
oh well tears! :(



- AndersonCouncill - 04-29-2005 06:59 PM

Jfloydian Wrote:WOW harsh, but I still love the guy for some reason.



Who knows anything can happen, maybe this is all a conspiricy, and they are really jamming everyday, and have a big tour coming! LOL who knows.
I think thats why we love Roger so much. Much like a great villain (real or imagined) should be someone we love to hate, a great hero (real or imagined) should be someone we hate to love. He is such a fantastic jerk and sooo smooth about it. However, if I was Roger I would be concerned about how Syd would feel if he knew I was talking about my old friends like that. I think that if David said to Roger "I need you" Roger would do it but David, unlike certain other musicians, has dignity and talent.


- kymani - 05-07-2005 06:14 PM

PINK FLOYD.......... my friend Dave was actually there..........and he sat 3 seats down from ROGER WATERS, NICK MASON, AND RICHARD WRIGHT (NO GILMOUR) all toghether there as friends..............now knowing the floyd history, if those 3 actually got toghether to go see a concert..................makes you wonder.......just hope DAVE GILMOUR was busy that evening and not boycotting because Roger was there..............................

thats from a post on a Cream reunion torrent on dimeadozen.org.

i hope thats a step in the right direction, don't you?



- Sock7 - 05-20-2005 09:13 PM




- sea green queen - 05-21-2005 04:21 PM

They're too old


- AndersonCouncill - 05-21-2005 11:12 PM

I'd like to direct you all to a thread I started recently on the RW board:

Quote

The lunatic is in his head


Roger Waters Breathes Easier

He may finally be ready to call off the hostilities between himself and his ex-bandmates



Roger Waters last recorded with Pink Floyd in 1983, but that hasn't stopped his music from menacing teenagers for the last two decades. The band's best albums -The Dark Side of the Moon,The Wall and Wish You Were Here, all made when Waters was Floyd's main creative force - have remained on the Billboard charts for nearly thirty years. The influence of those records can be seen in young groups such as Radiohead, whose music shows the formal adventurousness, pure emotion and grim worldview of prime Floyd. The most recent proof of the band's impact is the two-disc greatest-hits collection Echoes, which was released last fall and has sold more than 3 million copies.
After disappearing for much of the Nineties, Waters ended the decade with successful tours of North America and is now preparing for a four-month tour of Europe and Asia. He's also working on his first studio record in eight years, a concept album about a torture survivor from the Balkans who drives a New York cab.

His subject matter may not be getting any lighter, but Waters seems content, and he may finally be ready to call off the decades-old hostilities between himself and ex-band mates David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Rick Wright. Still, he can get catty when speaking about Gilmour: When told that the Pink Floyd guitarist might be retiring from the road, Waters says, "It's about time!"

It seems as if the anonymity that you cultivated in Pink Floyd hurt your solo career and helped the band members who carried on under the Floyd name.

What's served them well is the enormous power of the trademark, which all of us underestimated. I know they did, because when they went on tour [without Waters] in '87, they were terrified that people wouldn't buy tickets. And then at the beginning of the tour, they sold 160,000 tickets in two days! The name is incredibly powerful.

Back in the Seventies, the Sex Pistols slagged off Pink Floyd as the ultimate pompous stadium-rock band. Now punk bands play arenas, and Pink Floyd have become almost an underground influence. Has the world turned upside down?

It's just a generation thing. The Sex Pistols were just trying to make noise. It was so clearly contrived. You know, they were managed by a bloke who ran a shop selling silly clothes! And then one of them died, so you got that iconic thing that lives on. If somebody dies, that's always good. Except for him, obviously, and his mom and dad, and [his girlfriend] Nancy; but for everybody else, it's brilliant.

Have you heard Radiohead?

My son Harry gave me OK Computer. I really liked it. I thought it had two or three really great songs on it. Then a friend gave me a newish album with a red thing, I can't even remember what it was called --

"Amnesiac"?

Yeah, Amnesiac. That was beyond me, I have to say. I listened to it once in the car and went, "Well, OK, guys. Good, but you've left me." You know, where's my Neil Young? Where's my John Lennon album?

Dark Side of the Moon and The Wall still sell more copies every week than half the bands we cover in the magazine. Any new thoughts on why?

For years and years and years, I couldn't answer that question, because it was such a surprise.

You can describe both records in the same way, I think: They are very well crafted and cohesive, and they've got some really good tunes in them. And both - particularly Dark Side of the Moon - are prepared to be puerile in their attachment to some basic fundamental beliefs.

It's very difficult to write "Breathe, breathe in the air, don't be afraid to care," without people going, "******* wanker!" [laughs]. And I think that's what Radiohead and these other bands are attaching to. There is a purity in those records.

The records are bought by people when they hit puberty, when it becomes important to us to attach to ideas. That's why people are still buying Catcher in the Rye: To help us discover how we think.

Pink Floyd are one of the most famous concept-album bands of all time. How did you approach Echoes, a greatest-hits compilation?

If I had the power, I probably wouldn't have done it. I'm not a big compilation person. Almost all my work is stuck together philosophically and musically. But clearly there were other people involved [smiles].

I was at a picnic on a beach on the island of Mustique just after Christmas, and I suddenly saw [drummer] Nick Mason on the other side, who I haven't spoken to in fifteen years. And I thought, "****, this is nonsense!" So I went up behind him and massaged his neck. He turned around, and he nearly fell on the floor when he saw who it was. He's invited me to dinner, and I shall go, because we were very close friends all those years.

I feel as though at age fifty-eight I'm ready to let go of my end of the bone. Because it takes two terriers to tug on a bone, you know?

Are Pink Floyd going to be the one huge Seventies band that could have gotten back together but didn't?

I don't know - probably. In the case of the Eagles, I doubt that "hell froze over" because of a huge outpouring of brotherly love - I suppose cash had something to do with it. And Dave recently was quoted as saying he's got far too much money.

If I was on my uppers, it's possible that we might have a reunion tour. But I'm not, thank God.

NATHAN BRACKETT
(RS 891 - Mar. 14, 2002)
[quote]



- FloydianLeaf - 05-22-2005 06:26 AM

http://www.contactmusic.com/new/xmlfeed.nsf/mndwebpages/pink%20floyd%20plan%20to%20reunite

PINK FLOYD PLAN TO REUNITE

Legendary rockers PINK FLOYD are to reunite for a performance at charity concert LIVE 8 in London this summer (05).

The band's classic line-up of ROGER WATERS, DAVE GILMOUR, RICK WRIGHT and NICK MASON, which recorded the 1973 classic album DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, will hit the stage at the 2 July (05) fundraiser for the first time since they last played together in the mid-1980s.

Organiser SIR BOB GELDOF, who has denied the Hyde Park event will specifically celebrate the 20th anniversary of LIVE AID, is currently in talks with Pink Floyd to secure their appearance.

An insider says, "There have been a whole series of calls. Sir Bob is hopeful we can make this happen."

SIR PAUL McCARTNEY and U2 will kick off the charity gig with a performance of BEATLES classic SERGEANT PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND, that contains the opening lyric, "It was 20 years ago today".

22/05/2005 14:36



- AndersonCouncill - 05-22-2005 08:58 AM

Will this be on television over here in America? If so I will record it, if not can someone post a link to it when it airs so I can download it?


- FloydianLeaf - 05-22-2005 09:30 PM

Well, so far everyone is saying it remains a wild rumour and although the fans may wish differently, there is no truth to it. The band themselves have yet to comment.

So, it is still speculation at this point.

One thing is certain though, if it is true I will be more than taping it, I'll be flying to the UK to see it. That is a fact.



- yoyosha - 05-25-2005 11:42 PM

i don't think it's a rumor any more... it was announced on the news radio here.
any word on tickets to the live aid 2 concert?



- rogadaire - 05-26-2005 03:35 AM

yoyosha Wrote:i don't think it's a rumor any more... it was announced on the news radio here.
any word on tickets to the live aid 2 concert?
Pink Floyd are also listed in today's Daily Mirror paper as confirmed for this event BUT no mention of whether this includes Roger Waters or not. Hey, they could even end up headlining and putting those upstarts U2 and Coldplay in their place!

As for those who say they are too old, this is ridiculous; they are seasoned musicians not the Spice Girls (also rumoured to be re-forming for the event - yawn!!) for godsakes! It's not even as though they have to try to pretend to be still hip, cool and sexy like the Rolling Stones. If they were classed as jazz players, they could expect to be playing well into their sixties and people would be saying now that they'd only just got started! In Floyd's case, the music really is what it's all about (although they can do an exceedingly good lightshow!) and, in the words of the James Bond song, nobody does it better.



- yoyosha - 05-26-2005 03:47 AM

any news on ticket sales yet?


- Gilded - 05-26-2005 06:53 AM

yoyosha Wrote:any news on ticket sales yet?
The show is free according to what I've read... Just need the confiemation and im flying to london - there is no way I'm missing this, this is once in 2 life times.


- AndersonCouncill - 05-26-2005 07:09 AM

Does anyone know what they are playing?

I think people aren't being realistic. OK, they are gonna be there. They are getting back togethor for it. They are doing it for the charity. There not going to tour again after this with Roger. They couldn't stand eachother that long. Roger and Dave were probably both sent a playlist, they will go on stage, play there parts in the song, leave. They won't hug, they won't be all happy. Read the interview I posted. Roger said it "I don't like him." No passion. No screaming. Just a fact, "I don't like him." He doesn't hate Gilmour because of betrayal. Dave felt betrayed by Roger. Thats not why Roger left. Roger left because he didn't like Dave. They won't tour, they will get up there, play, and get off. End of story, probably for good.



- Gilded - 05-26-2005 07:15 AM

AndersonCouncill Wrote:Does anyone know what they are playing?

I think people aren't being realistic. OK, they are gonna be there. They are getting back togethor for it. They are doing it for the charity. There not going to tour again after this with Roger. They couldn't stand eachother that long. Roger and Dave were probably both sent a playlist, they will go on stage, play there parts in the song, leave. They won't hug, they won't be all happy. Read the interview I posted. Roger said it "I don't like him." No passion. No screaming. Just a fact, "I don't like him." He doesn't hate Gilmour because of betrayal. Dave felt betrayed by Roger. Thats not why Roger left. Roger left because he didn't like Dave. They won't tour, they will get up there, play, and get off. End of story, probably for good.
Aweful as it sounds, that's better than nothing..
I just hope it will happen.



- rogadaire - 05-26-2005 08:36 AM

AndersonCouncill Wrote:I think people aren't being realistic. OK, they are gonna be there. They are getting back togethor for it. They are doing it for the charity. There not going to tour again after this with Roger. They couldn't stand eachother that long. Roger and Dave were probably both sent a playlist, they will go on stage, play there parts in the song, leave. They won't hug, they won't be all happy. Read the interview I posted. Roger said it "I don't like him." No passion. No screaming. Just a fact, "I don't like him." He doesn't hate Gilmour because of betrayal. Dave felt betrayed by Roger. Thats not why Roger left. Roger left because he didn't like Dave. They won't tour, they will get up there, play, and get off. End of story, probably for good.
Why such a downer? We know about the problems between David and Roger. I am still not convinced that they will both be on stage together, but if they are, that is great - I do not need to see them hug - just play some Pink Floyd songs!

As far as touring goes - there will be no touring from anyone under the Floyd name, I'm sure, unless a new album is made, and, although strange things do happen, that still looks unlikely. In the meantime, let's just enjoy the prospect of this on-off reunion while it lasts!



- quicksilver - 05-26-2005 10:44 AM

AndersonCouncill Wrote:Roger left because he didn't like Dave.
No.

Roger left because he thought the band would cease to exist without him, and fall like a deck of cards.

He was wrong. His mistake was underestimating the drive and desire of the other band members.

Look, you have to have an ego to survive in the music industry, but you can't let it swell to the point where your very existence is fueled by your desire to control others. You lose sight of everything.

When Roger said "You'll never f****** do it; David took that as a challenge became hugely successfull and that didn't sit well with Roger. If his ego hadn't been so big, the fall would have been smaller. He set himself up for all of this and that's why he's so bitter.



- FloydianLeaf - 05-26-2005 11:49 AM

Well...now http://www.pinkfloydz.com is reporting the band has officially denied this "rumour" and have said there is no truth to it at all.

I sure wish someone would figure it out.

Angry



- quicksilver - 05-26-2005 12:05 PM

FloydianLeaf Wrote:Well...now http://www.pinkfloydz.com is reporting the band has officially denied this "rumour" and have said there is no truth to it at all.

I sure wish someone would figure it out.

Angry
They are rumours for a reason.

More importantly, there has been no confirmation from Bob Geldof that the event will take place at all! that point seems to slip through the cracks.



- Gilded - 05-27-2005 07:38 AM

quicksilver Wrote:
FloydianLeaf Wrote:Well...now http://www.pinkfloydz.com is reporting the band has officially denied this "rumour" and have said there is no truth to it at all.

I sure wish someone would figure it out.

Angry
They are rumours for a reason.

More importantly, there has been no confirmation from Bob Geldof that the event will take place at all! that point seems to slip through the cracks.
It is happening for sure now.

Been all over the newspaper.



- FloydianLeaf - 05-27-2005 09:38 AM

Links?


- FloydianLeaf - 05-27-2005 11:27 AM

Okay, I went looking around and found confirmation the concert was taking place. The CBC, the BBC and other news organizations have confirmed it, with the CBC actually having quotes from Bob Geldof whom they interviewed about it.

Of course there is no guarantee Pink Floyd (with or without Roger) is going to perform, but I am taking no chances. My flight and hotel is booked and paid for and I will be in Hyde Park for the concert on July 2. All I can do now is cross my fingers the boys show up, if not, it should be a hell of a show anyway and as disappointed as I'll be, I am sure the show will have still made it worth my while.



- FloydianLeaf - 05-27-2005 11:31 AM

The article on CBC:

Don't call it Live Aid II: Geldof, Ure confirm concert
Last Updated Thu, 26 May

LONDON - Live Aid founders Bob Geldof and Midge Ure relented Thursday, finally revealing details of their massive, star-studded concert aimed at returning the spotlight to African poverty.

But don't call it Live Aid II, the duo urged.

More here: http://www.cbc.ca/story....ref=rss



- Maninthealley - 05-27-2005 01:14 PM

I'm suprised that Pink Floyd hasn't confirmed their appearance yet (If they are going at all with or without Roger). I hope they confirm of deny this rumour soon so I can make my plans.


- Gilded - 05-27-2005 02:11 PM

I've read on both the newspaper and a site that Pink Floyd have confirmed their appearance.
Tho on the site it said that they agreed to show(all) but last things need to be arranged...
I gotta get a job fast :S



- djdnl14 - 05-28-2005 08:53 AM

the relationship between the boys is now very healthy since roger and richard kissed and made up for the wall live special box set and i have always wanted to see the floyd live as well so i would love it if they eformed and i am very disappointed to find that these rumours are false but watch this space :blues:


- bioweapon - 05-28-2005 12:43 PM

this is from the official page of Bob Gelfod:

Live 8 Concert ???

Bob Geldof is expected to confirm details Tuesday (May 31) of a major charity concert. The media will gather in London, England to hear details of the Live 8 concert.

The concert, which is expected to dovetail with the G8 summit, which is scheduled to take place in the United Kingdom from July 6 to 8, has been hinted at for several weeks now. Geldof said "What started 20 years ago is coming to a political point in a few weeks. There's more than a chance that the boys and girls with guitars will finally get to turn the world on its axis. What we do in the next five weeks is seriously, properly, historically, politically important."



so expect may 31 to know more details.

http://www.bobgeldof.info/



[I]



- BarrettWaters - 05-28-2005 04:51 PM

Someone said:
"Roger left because he thought the band would cease to exist without him, and fall like a deck of cards.

He was wrong. His mistake was underestimating the drive and desire of the other band members."

I'm surprised that Roger didn't realize that they would continue to sell tickets on the Pink Floyd name, and by playing Roger's songs. I mean, let's be fair here. Roger wrote so many great songs, and that is what kept them going after Syd wasn't in the band. And that's the same thing that kept the fans coming after Roger left. The other three are great musicians, yes, I admit. But no matter what you think of Roger, remember the facts.



- djdnl14 - 05-29-2005 03:01 AM

would be nice to see a pink floyd concert as obviously i have never been to one being only 17 and listening to them since i was 14 but in those 3 and a half years i've listened to them they have become my 'favourite band' and their music means a lot more to me than any of the manufactured poop that comes out today for singles and albums the popularity seekers that don't deserve to be called music stars and if it was a concert they were doing i would like to see them do a selection of tracks from the whole pink floyd catologue and hopefully because they are professional there wouldn't be too much of an argument on whether they will do post waters songs (next year's Isle of Wight Rock Festival one hopes lol :laugh: )


- sea green queen - 05-29-2005 05:15 PM

Won't happen


- FloydianLeaf - 05-29-2005 05:20 PM

Nick and Roger have buried the hatchet and the problem with him and Rick was even worse than him and Dave and they have recently buried the hatchet. Then you have the fact Geldof is friends with both Roger and Dave and both fancy themselves philanthropists and this is a big time charity event and I don't think it is too far fetched.

My gut actually tells me this is for real and Floyd will perform as a complete band for the first time in 25 years.

Either way I am coming because even without Floyd it's a hell of an event, but I truly do believe I am going to see my idols put it together again, set their differences aside for the greater global good and play.



- Harris - 05-30-2005 12:34 AM

Quote:I truly do believe I am going to see my idols put it together again, set their differences aside for the greater global good and play.

I agree FloydianLeaf well said. It would be nice to see all of the floyds (Including Roger) together some time in my lifetime



- ziv - 05-31-2005 02:17 AM

any one can possibly tell me if there is going 2 b a reunion in london ????


- lizard - 05-31-2005 03:39 AM

ziv Wrote:any one can possibly tell me if there is going 2 b a reunion in london ????
I can... Cool NO! there wont be any reunion ever

PINK FLOYD NOT AT "LIVE 8" CONCERT

We have had loads of emails from people worldwide (thanks to you all!) regarding the rumours of Pink Floyd reforming (WITH Roger Waters, too) to appear at the "Live 8" concert that speculation says will be happening at the start of July.

We have heard back from the band's PR company, who categorically state that they are not appearing, and we also spoke with Pink Floyd's management (PFM) today, who confirmed that all the talk of the band reforming is simply rumour - there are no discussions between the band members past and present ongoing, and no intention to open discussions.

Obviously if things change, we'll let you know. Bear in mind, though, that "Live 8" has not yet been officially confirmed as an event that will happen... Bob Geldof, who organised the original Live Aid show, recently denied that any show would take place, however, he is expected to officially announce the show and full details on Tuesday 31st May. Sting has already admitted he is committed to the concert, having been told by Geldof that he would be appearing!

There are also rumours that the band will be appearing at this year's Glastonbury Festival. Again, no truth in this at all.


http://www.brain-damage.co.uk/news/0505262.html



- floydian21 - 05-31-2005 11:03 AM

http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0,1,16658,00.html?tnews

I'm new here, and I have to get some info quick!

Check out this link, it's the most current info on Live 8 at the moment. It all seems to make sense. Pink Floyd *has* signed on (no idea in what figuration) to play, but a venue has not been decided. It makes sense because this applies to the Rolling Stones and other acts as well, and they were all listed as possibilities. I think the reason they weren't mentioned this morning is because maybe they're waiting to find out exactly WHERE they're going to play? At this point, I'm just waiting to hear the word. This will be amazing, and whatever location they decide to play (please let this be true), I will be there.



- waldsmen - 05-31-2005 11:05 AM

yo ima new here hay every body! i just heard today on my local news for phillli that pink floyd are going to be at the live 8 they were the top of the list for performining in londen and maybe the band is trying to suprise you all iam still keeping my fingers crossed.


- FloydianLeaf - 05-31-2005 12:06 PM

Here are the exerpts from the above posted link:

http://www.eonline.com/News/Items/0,1,16658,00.html?tnews

On Tuesday, Geldof unveiled a Live Aid sequel, dubbed Live 8, that aims to be bigger than the original and will feature a who's-who of the top music acts in the world, including Paul McCartney, U2, the Rolling Stones, Madonna and a reunited Pink Floyd, participating in a series of mega-concerts.

and

Meanwhile, several other A-list acts, including Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stones, Usher, Snoop Dogg and Destiny's Child, have signed on to perform, but there's no immediate word on where they'll be playing.



- floydian21 - 05-31-2005 12:20 PM

So what are we to make of this? After doing some more searching for up to date news, Geldof has said that many of the reports of "other bands" have been "vaguely true".

I'm paraphrasing here because the site I looked at was doing the same thing. OBVIOUSLY Geldof is talking about Pink Floyd, and apparently it's just down to whether or not they can get past their differences and play. He said it would be announced in the coming weeks.

If anyone has anything else to add, please post as soon as possible. This is starting to look pretty crazy. I was assuming that, if they even agreed to it in the first place, it would be Waters-less. But now...



- 0001strat - 05-31-2005 04:21 PM

Hi, I'm new here too!

I still think it's highly possible they will play Live 8. The management company will deny any rumours because they don't want to mislead anyone in case things are still in the works and end up not happening. There is no way they would come out and say "might or "maybe". If they ARE going to play they will issue a press release to the media ..not that Pink Floyd fan site or any other fans that write.

Here are a few facts to consider..

1. This type of event is right up Rogers alley. He is a highly charitable and political person.

2. Live Aid (1985) inspired Roger to write the song, "The Tide is Turning".

3. I can't picture David or the rest of the band saying no to this. Saying no to the band reforming, making a new record and going on tour.. yes. But saying no to a one time gig that they know is very important, and all they have to do is play a few songs.. I think that would be highly unlikely.

4. These rumours must have had some truth or they would have been immediately denied.. by Roger especially.

5. There would be no complications as if they were working on new recording together. No fights about the lyrics, music, money or rights. Just the bunch of them playing together again.

In my opinion if they can't put aside their differences for such a good cause, for just this one concert.. I will be very disappointed in all of them. They missed being a part of history.. again!



- 0001strat - 05-31-2005 05:06 PM

One other thing I wanterd to add. Organisers have plans for concerts in other G8 countries (Canada, Russia and Japan), but did not give further details yet. So it is even possible they could play there as well.. just a thought.


- FloydianLeaf - 05-31-2005 05:37 PM

If that happens, I may lose my mind completely.

I am flying to London for the Live 8 show there mostly based on the chance they'll perform. If I am standing in London, watching them perform on a screen in Philly or Ottawa, I think I will literally become sick to my stomach.



- CanadianFloydFan - 05-31-2005 09:05 PM

Myself like so many others is new here.

Any way we look at it its pointless to speculate if and when and where. But i certainly am going to keep my hopes up that they do. I know i wont be the only one straining to hear any small bit of new information on this.




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- buckboy - 06-01-2005 05:55 AM

If Pink Floyd does play a show I will sell off everything I own to see them that has been my dream to see them play since I was 12 yrs old and now I'm 27.



Have a cigar



- Nebakaneza - 06-01-2005 08:33 PM

I come from a very religously strict family in the southern U.S. fashion, and my first rock band that i ever heard was Pink Floyd....my first album was DSOTH...and pink floyd has given me so much, opening the door for so many other bands to come into my life. Reunited or not, Roger, David, Rick, Syd, and Nick, I salute you for making the world a better place to rock out to.

(Although a tour would be nice, i wasn't alive for your last one mates! You Freakin' Broke Up Before I Was Born....what's a 15 year old to do for quality music?)



- bioweapon - 06-02-2005 02:59 PM

this chance of happening i think is unique. i mean, is like a beatles reunion plus an event of a woodstock or bigger proportions, so is history. the thing i dont like is (if they
appear) sharing the same floor with the likes of robbie williams. but the hell.

im flying to london too, i don`t expect them to appear in other city of the event.

just dont know about that lottery for the tickets.



- Wanna Take A Bath? - 06-02-2005 05:44 PM

on the live 8 website it doesnt have them listed as preformers is this because it's supposed to be a suprise or is the whole thing a huge friggin rumor. hopefully its a suprise rocker hammers


- maxwell_1888 - 06-03-2005 05:48 AM

Wanna Take A Bath? Wrote:on the live 8 website it doesnt have them listed as preformers is this because it's supposed to be a suprise or is the whole thing a huge friggin rumor. hopefully its a suprise rocker hammers
Basically it's a rumour, but the die-hard Floyd fans refuse to believe this, so have started another rumour about it being a surprise.


- djdnl14 - 06-03-2005 06:09 AM

how abouts we make it such a huge rumour that they can't turn it down so they have 2 reform due to huge pressure lol u neva kno rog and co cud b reading this as we speak :music:


- djdnl14 - 06-03-2005 06:14 AM

PINK FLOYD RULE rocker from djdnls girlfriend :D


- bioweapon - 06-03-2005 09:07 AM

Geldof knows Waters and Gilmour. is impossible that they dont talk about it in recent days (so the PF management and the Waters manager can`t say that there is no contact or invitation).

so maybe at this point they r thinking about it, and maybe in the expectation that this event gets bigger ( there r some news of increasing the cities to reach the total of the G8) my guess is that they r gonna do it.

it would generate a lot of attention if it is anounced, but i prefer a surprise.



- maxwell_1888 - 06-04-2005 12:36 PM

http://www.brain-damage.co.uk/news/0506011.html

PINK FLOYD DEFINITELY NOT "CONFIRMED FOR LIVE 8 CONCERT"

Live 8
Live 8
Since the Live 8 concert was announced yesterday, the rumour mill has stepped up a gear, and there are fresh claims in many parts of the international media that Pink Floyd are confirmed as appearing. Many of these state that the band are performing in the Philadelphia part of the show.

We spoke to Pink Floyd's manager this evening to clarify matters. It was confirmed categorically to us, that the band are NOT taking part in the show, and there are currently no discussions to place the matter under consideration. The four that could possibly confirm their appearance - Pink Floyd Management, Mark Fenwick (Roger Waters' manager), LD Communications (who are handling the show), and Bob Geldof - have made NO announcements regarding the Floyd involvement.

Any talk, therefore, of them appearing is just wishful thinking on the part of whoever is spreading this rumour. Whilst we have mentioned this previously, the press coverage since the announcement has stepped up the stories of the band appearing, so we wanted to ensure you have the latest clarification of what is (or indeed, isn't) happening.



- Danabis - 06-05-2005 11:20 AM

hey guys, maybe i am just lagging behind and missed something here. but is Bob Geldof the same person who was in The Wall the movie? is this how the group knows him? thanks


- AndersonCouncill - 06-05-2005 03:01 PM

Yeah, but Geldof actually hates Pink Floyd. He realizes there talented he just doesn't like them.


- Maninthealley - 06-05-2005 03:43 PM

If it is true that they aren't appearing, then shame on them for passing up the opportunity to help raise money for charity. (Especially such a high profile cause)


- lukas182 - 06-06-2005 05:26 PM

i am from argentina, and if pink floyd is willing to perform in any part of the world i would attend, i think it is the best band ever. I am know 15, and i never seen them playring live, only dvds, i hope they attend to live 8, lets all pray.. (im not religious). but although i want to see themm !!


- quicksilver - 06-07-2005 06:23 AM

Maninthealley Wrote:If it is true that they aren't appearing, then shame on them for passing up the opportunity to help raise money for charity. (Especially such a high profile cause)
That's complete garbage and hardly worth a response!

Do some research on the band and it's members. They have been publicly connected with raising millions of dollars for charity. Not to mention all of their private and personal charities.

I hate when people like you make these statements.

True charity gladdens the heart of the giver.



- Maninthealley - 06-07-2005 12:11 PM

I'm quite aware of the bandmember's charity, but I think it's bad form to be offered an opportunity to raise so much money for a good cause and turn it down (for whatever reason)


- haha_charade_you_are - 06-07-2005 04:38 PM

lukas182 Wrote:i am from argentina, and if pink floyd is willing to perform in any part of the world i would attend, i think it is the best band ever. I am know 15, and i never seen them playring live, only dvds, i hope they attend to live 8, lets all pray.. (im not religious). but although i want to see themm !!
i too am 15 and would love to see pink floyd. they are my favorite band


- Danabis - 06-07-2005 07:03 PM

guys to what i understand, let me know if i'm wrong, this whole live 8 concert isn't about raising money for africa at all. the whole purpose of the event is to raise attention to poverty in africa and hopefully get the G8 countries(countries that are having these concerts) to abolish any dept that many of these countries in africa owe to them. so basically, pink floyd playing alone, wouldn't help this cause because there is already so much publicity about the whole thing. however, if they were to play they would send out a huge message i am sure that this is a big enough problem(and it clearly is) that the band memebers would get back together to try to help out. however this could also backfire on the organizers of live 8. the governments could see that so many people went to the concert and millions watched pink floyd perform...but they could and probably would think that the only reason so many people wanted to get involved in this concert is to be part of history and watch PF and not for the real reason of the concert...to tell goverments that regular class citizens are fed up with poverty in this world. i would obviously love to see the Floyd play, but if they were to get in the way of the true meaning of this concert then i would prefer to just keep listening LPs and watching DVDs. that just what i think...i'm sure others will think otherwise. have a good one.


- The Rocketeer - 06-10-2005 09:58 AM

I really hope Roger and David can end their differences and play a set of Classics tunes at Live 8. Is it true that Roger Waters now lives in the USA ?

The Rocketeer



- FloydianLeaf - 06-10-2005 10:11 AM

Yeah, I think he lives in New York.


- Floydian1988 - 06-11-2005 09:48 AM

All those albums they had made, from Dark Side to Final Cut, they had something to do with the live8 cause. Why doesn't at least Roger Waters perform, its really his message they're giving. hammers


- frankandteds - 06-11-2005 10:28 AM

say floyd does get back together what live 8 show would they play at


- FloydianLeaf - 06-11-2005 11:05 AM

I would have to guess it would be in England. It is afterall their homeland and the venue Bob Geldof is playing at whom they would ultimately be performing for.

If they do perform, I can't imagine it would be anywhere other than Hyde Park.



- Steve Hill - 06-11-2005 01:53 PM

FloydianLeaf Wrote:I would have to guess it would be in England. It is afterall their homeland and the venue Bob Geldof is playing at whom they would ultimately be performing for.

If they do perform, I can't imagine it would be anywhere other than Hyde Park.
Good to see you're still around FloydianLeaf.

Anyway, I think Hyde Park would be the venue chosen as most are still based/live in the UK. Roger does spend a lot of time in New York, but I think he doesn't live there full time, (not been able to find out properly either). I seem to remember if you are working in the US for 6 months or more, you have to pay taxes there too and I know for a fact he pays tax to the UK, so I can't see him paying two lots of tax even if he doesn't go out of his way to avoid it.



- CIA - 06-12-2005 05:48 AM

It's Official !!!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/4085484.stm

rocker rocker rocker

Col



- bright eyes - 06-12-2005 06:06 AM

damn i was hoping they would go to the one in philly :(


- cthulhuman - 06-12-2005 07:10 AM

HOLY F^%$ YES!


- zeberifo - 06-12-2005 07:24 AM

I see nothing about this at Live8, Roger Waters or Pink Floyd sights...

I'll believe it when I see it at one of these sights - not per the BBC!



- cali - 06-12-2005 07:39 AM




- zeberifo - 06-12-2005 07:39 AM

It's confirmed from a very good source....
http://www.pinkfloydz.com/
rocker



- FloydianLeaf - 06-12-2005 08:22 AM

WoooooHooooo!!!!!!!

rocker rocker rocker rocker rocker



- Gilmour Is God - 06-12-2005 12:32 PM

I'm 20 years old and never had the opportunity to see Floyd live. I'm hoping this will be my first chance.

I'm just begging god that I can go.

A Great Day For Floydians Has Arrived.



- sea green queen - 06-12-2005 06:18 PM

That would be nice


- Oobleck42 - 06-12-2005 08:15 PM

HOLY CRAP


- Isola - 06-14-2005 12:22 PM




- Gilmour Is God - 06-15-2005 10:56 AM

I have tickets for live 8....


I'M SEEING THE FLOYD!!! rocker Cool



- CrazyLeigh - 07-01-2005 05:30 PM

dys tterab Wrote:i have always wanted to go to a pink floyd concert and it would fullfill my wishes if they got back together

"the sun same is the same in a relegent way but ur older"
It's been a dream of mine for ages... I hate that it was all over before I even really knew what I was listening to. I've been to a cover band concert, but I would die for the chance to experience the real thing...
Cheers! rocker



- Back Together - 07-02-2005 11:59 AM

The first concert I ever saw was The Wall at Earls Court in 1981 and I gonna see them again tonight.

Mind you the show is running about two hours late and I don't care!!



- Shannen - 07-03-2005 05:56 PM

Live8 was awesome, the Floyds just blew me away! They were just fab! :D


- sea green queen - 07-03-2005 07:00 PM

Oobleck42 Wrote:HOLY CRAP
Praise the all mighty KA KA... :p


- yankeerose - 07-03-2005 07:24 PM

I used to dig the floyd since my uncle in 1975 let me listen to the "crying guitar album",...Guess which one!! At that time i was ten years old.
It's almost useless if i say that those moments changed my life compleatly.
Now,30 years later as a satisfied musician i see those four guys again playing..and i hardly slept last night...and i hope to play another 20 years,with the same intensity and purpose as they have now....
Bastards.. they keep my life difficoult...
YR



- ChickenStu - 07-05-2005 12:19 AM

Hey chaps, first time posting. I'm 27, and discovered the Floyd at the tender age of 16 (the night I had my first joint).
It was around the time that "The Division Bell" was out.
I heard "Take It Back" on the radio a few times and liked it. Then I heard "Keep Talking". I bought "The Division Bell", really liked it and then got "Dark Side Of The Moon". Then "The Wall", then "Wish You Were Here", then "Ummagumma" and then "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason" and "A Final Cut". Then I recieved "Animals" as a birthday present. I got P.U.L.S.E at some point too.
I'm a big fan, but hadn't listened to them for a while. When I watched Live 8, I dug everything out, loaded all the CD's into my mp3 and haven't stopped listening to the Floyd since! I'm obsessed, AGAIN!!!
What a band guys, WHAT A F***ing band!!! I love em'!
I would love to see them re-unite for one last album and tour. Just as a final goodbye. The fans would love it! Especially with Mr Waters.




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- Chris Flynn - 07-09-2005 07:39 AM

Santa It feels like Christmas. This band is tied with "early" Genesis (with Gabriel) for me, as my favorite. I've been waiting for Mr Waters to get back on board, for so many friggin years.

Man, I just hope they do The Wall.. apologies if that has been explained in this thread, I'm rushing to get my day going.




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- hemmingway - 07-11-2005 11:17 AM

skullone Wrote:I'd love for Pink Floyd to reunite and actually embark on a worldwide tour. I don't know how good or bad the relationships between the post-Waters band and Roger are, but the current times are very grim (politically and socially) and the band's music has far more to say to the people than all the lovey-sexy-lusty prefabricated stuff we keep being bombarded with everyday.

Which is perhaps why Pink Floyd's music is considered dangerous by some people in power...
Hi Peeps
Rite if any of the floyd or anyone who knows them reads this please get them to tour again live8 really brough it all back just how amazing they are live so come on guys do it for the millions



- pinkfloydruless - 07-11-2005 12:29 PM

They are not going to tour and they NEVER WILL tour again as group so can we please drop it??? The most I can see happening is Gilmour touring on his own next year to promote his solo album..... glare ???


- Philintheflesh - 07-11-2005 12:35 PM

Will they reform? Hang on, I`ll check.....................................................................................
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.computer says no.



- Philintheflesh - 07-14-2005 08:18 AM

Ha ha ha ha!!
I`ve just gone to this link & laughed!
The last mesg. wasn`t meant to kill this link stone dead!!
Nobody`s added to it in 3 days!!
Although "my computer" does say "no", however. :D :p



- Momentary Lapse of Reason - 08-09-2005 11:47 AM

After reading this in Rolling Stone magazine, I do not think that a new Floyd tour will EVERY happen *sniff, sniff*...

Roger Waters
Pink Floyd's bass man on the blues and the Floyd reunion at Live 8
By AUSTIN SCAGGS


God bless the global success that was Live 8 -- not least of all for reuniting acrimonious ex-bandmates Roger Waters and David Gilmour to perform Pink Floyd songs for the first time since 1981. "I was very happy -- I definitely felt warm and cuddly toward everyone in the band," says Waters, sipping white wine in his forty-ninth-floor midtown-Manhattan apartment. "I decided that if anything came up in rehearsals -- any difference of opinion -- I would just roll over. And I did." Not only has Waters -- the Floyd's chief songwriter during the band's Seventies heyday -- closed a bitter chapter in the history of the group, he has completed a full-on opera, Ca Ira, which he began in 1989. Ca Ira is set against the backdrop of the French Revolution; a CD comes out in September, and the concert debut is slated for November 17th in Rome. But with Pink Floyd on the minds of rock fans, Waters flatly denies talk of a future tour in the U.S., even for the reported $150 million payday. "I don't really need it," he says. "It would be a very hot ticket. That said, I didn't mind rolling over for one day, but I couldn't roll over for a whole ******* tour."
Growing up, what record changed your life?

Like everyone else in England, I listened to Radio Luxembourg, a pirate station. They played rock & roll, like Bill Haley and English acts with stupid invented names like Tommy Steele and Billy Fury. Seven or eight years later, the Beatles changed all that. In the meantime I fell in love with Lead Belly, Billie Holiday, Bessie Smith, Art Blakey, Monk and Mingus. The blues is at the root of everything I do.

Did you sing in choir?

Before my voice broke, I used to sing treble in a combined choir.

Children's choirs surface in your opera, and in Pink Floyd.

My great friend Nick Griffiths -- who died this year -- was entirely responsible for recording the kids on "Another Brick in the Wall." The sound those kids make was brilliant, but we were 6,000 miles away, in Los Angeles. Last year some ambulance chaser desperately tried to find the kids -- I think there were about a dozen or so -- and ask them, "Why haven't you gotten any royalties? Why don't you sue Pink Floyd?" He found a few of them, and a couple said that singing on it was the best thing that's ever happened to them.

You were an architecture student. What venue looks the best from the stage?

Most of my career has been in sports arenas, and those are awful places. Those old theaters are really nice, like the Fox Theatre in St. Louis, where they recorded the Chuck Berry movie [Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll]. I've played there, and the weird-red-plush, slightly decaying vibe is really cool.

Do you have the handwritten lyrics to the Floyd classics?

I don't keep anything. No T-shirts or backstage passes -- I have nothing at all of my past. I've been divorced so many times and moved so often.... I think I've still got the drawing I did of "The Wall." It's just on a piece of legal pad -- a perspective view of an auditorium with a wall drawn across it, coming down through the seats. [Whispers] "Hey, what a great idea."

What other band would you have liked to play bass in?

What's always great is playing the blues.

Twelve-bar blues, straight up. Nothing better than that. When Eric [Clapton] was in my band, back in '85, we'd play the blues during soundcheck. In Pink Floyd I was being savaged -- because Dave [Gilmour] and Rick [Wright] were kind of insecure, they'd always try to attack me, saying I sang out of tune or I couldn't really play. I said something about that to Eric, and he said, "Are you ******* crazy? You're a great bass player." I went, "Oh, yeah, maybe I am." I would be totally happy to be standing at the back of a stage playing the blues hour after hour.... I enjoyed playing bass [at Live 8].

It looked like you were having the time of your life.

It was more fun than I can remember having with Pink Floyd twenty-five years ago. When we did The Wall, we'd have four Winnebagos parked in a circle, with all the doors facing away from the circle. It was really, really bad. Everybody was kind of jealous -- definitely Dave. He was so pissed off that I was writing everything and doing all the work. He wanted to be that person, but he wasn't. But at Live 8 everything was easy. I was there to enjoy myself.

How do you think Dave felt?

He did send me an e-mail afterward, saying, "Hi, Rog, I'm glad you made that phone call. It was fun, wasn't it?" So he obviously had fun.

Can you think of a better band name than Pink Floyd?

Brand name or band name? It's a great brand name. Dave and Rick did tours [as Pink Floyd] and made huge fortunes. I've seen videos of those tours. With all due respect, it was sort of muck.

I heard you've been working on a rock & roll record.

I've written a bunch of songs. When I discover what it's actually about, I'll finish it and put it out for better or worse. I just always seem so busy. I have a new woman in my life. I can't believe I'm ******* sixty-one years old, and my golf game is such ****.

I hear you're a pretty good pool player, though. What musician has been the toughest to beat?

There's no musician out there who could hold a candle to me at pool.

(Posted Jul 28, 2005)



- erris_earth - 08-10-2005 09:26 AM

Pink Floyd told us all a story and it moved a generation of people more so than any other small group could do. It was the intention to have thier last words and leave the rest of us to contemplate them, as some have said to leave at there zenith. However, they from the sixties sparked a new generation of awe struck listeners who are themselves looking for masterful minds to give them a small piece of understanding. I know to much of a good thing is not good, but there are some of us who for whatever reason found pink floyd in a dark place and found a new light by them. I believe ( and wish) they would come together for one last grand tour and give all the loyals what they so desire. If not for them selves then do it for the world!
We are lost souls and we wish you were here!



- hello again - 08-11-2005 01:54 AM

erris_earth Wrote:Pink Floyd told us all a story and it moved a generation of people more so than any other small group could do. It was the intention to have thier last words and leave the rest of us to contemplate them, as some have said to leave at there zenith. However, they from the sixties sparked a new generation of awe struck listeners who are themselves looking for masterful minds to give them a small piece of understanding. I know to much of a good thing is not good, but there are some of us who for whatever reason found pink floyd in a dark place and found a new light by them. I believe ( and wish) they would come together for one last grand tour and give all the loyals what they so desire. If not for them selves then do it for the world!
We are lost souls and we wish you were here!
That what I thought but then I read what Waters is saying and it sounds liek he has messages to say still but is too ignorant to work it out with the band.


- darkbladeUS - 09-24-2005 01:59 AM

I wish they would reunite for a tour. I never got the chance to see them and I would, as I'm sure many whose lives were shaped by their music growing into adulthood, love to see them perform. A montage of everything they created musically. It's not the same as the past - you're right. It's a visit with them in honor of a timeless magic that touched our souls - and theirs. I saw the remainder of Skynyrd, and listened for 20 minutes to a guitar solo along with a whole stadium of others, to a man who is a master. It was the same when I saw Jethro Tull. Then, and now. It's the same with Floyd. Something to reconnect with a genius that touched my life. CD's are CD's - it is from the past, not the present. Floyd rules. rocker



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- The Flying Pig - 09-24-2005 05:22 AM




- tucson sunset - 09-25-2005 04:40 PM

That's credible. Some unnamed British newspaper that mispells Roger's last name posted by someone who has never posted here before.

???



- Vintage - 09-26-2005 01:33 PM

If you read the interview with Roger in Word magazine, it's easy to see how one might get the impression that the Floyd will reunite for something in the future. Roger even said he wouldn't mind performing 'Dark Side'.


- pinkfloydruless - 09-27-2005 02:12 AM

Vintage Wrote:If you read the interview with Roger in Word magazine, it's easy to see how one might get the impression that the Floyd will reunite for something in the future. Roger even said he wouldn't mind performing 'Dark Side'.
Problem is that David Gilmour really doesn't want to tour with the group anymore.....If it is another 3 piece I do believe Dark Side would be hard to do without Gilmour.....I could see Waters, Wright, and Mason doing either "Wish You Were Here" or "The Wall.......


Steve rocker rocker



- WidespreadPanicAttack - 09-28-2005 06:31 AM

Honestly, in my opinion, everyone just wants Pink Floyd to tour so bad they get ideas instead of honest to god direct facts. Sure it would be only the most wonderful thing in the universe if they did, but I don't see that happening right now.


- Vintage - 09-28-2005 08:28 AM

pinkfloydruless Wrote:
Vintage Wrote:If you read the interview with Roger in Word magazine, it's easy to see how one might get the impression that the Floyd will reunite for something in the future. Roger even said he wouldn't mind performing 'Dark Side'.
Problem is that David Gilmour really doesn't want to tour with the group anymore.....If it is another 3 piece I do believe Dark Side would be hard to do without Gilmour.....I could see Waters, Wright, and Mason doing either "Wish You Were Here" or "The Wall.......


Steve rocker rocker
I don't believe Roger was alluding to a tour, per se. After reading the interview, my feeling is that there is a strong possibility Pink Floyd (Gilmour, Waters, Mason, Wright) may occasionally reunite for special events and one-offs.


- PinkThePig - 09-28-2005 09:43 AM

Vintage Wrote:
pinkfloydruless Wrote:
Vintage Wrote:If you read the interview with Roger in Word magazine, it's easy to see how one might get the impression that the Floyd will reunite for something in the future. Roger even said he wouldn't mind performing 'Dark Side'.
Problem is that David Gilmour really doesn't want to tour with the group anymore.....If it is another 3 piece I do believe Dark Side would be hard to do without Gilmour.....I could see Waters, Wright, and Mason doing either "Wish You Were Here" or "The Wall.......


Steve rocker rocker
I don't believe Roger was alluding to a tour, per se. After reading the interview, my feeling is that there is a strong possibility Pink Floyd (Gilmour, Waters, Mason, Wright) may occasionally reunite for special events and one-offs.
I think that Roger and company found out that performing on the spur of the moment gigs is easier then making ellaborate concept albums. I feel that Dave wants to end the Floyd saga on a good note. Hopefully everything will accomadate to their needs which in turn might bring us a special occasion gig. Having seen Dave at Live 8, he didn't show no emotion at all while playing. Nowadays, artists who have reached a certain age and have had their prime tend to want to leave on good notes. Pink Floyd, in my opinion, are one of the richest UK bands of all time and their popularity is growing everyday. Just look at how many new generations of music listeners are joining this forum. This band is starting to want to lend their $$$ out to charity. Possably because they can make the world a better place. Another idea of mine was for them to record a new song or two, which Van Halen did on their recent greatest hits. It didn't hurt for them to come up with something new even though they played their hits. One song could be a jam, the other a collaboration with all PF members in the lyrics and music departments.




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- Gadsden Snake - 09-30-2005 07:15 PM

I became a Pink Floyd fan during December 2004, so have never gotten a chance to see them tour(or even be complete), so i wish i can get the chance to see that. I also feel the 2 recent albums don't even compare to the album they released in the 70's hammers


- djdnl14 - 10-07-2005 12:06 PM

good news for all you lot then Dave Gilmour has said that he wants to get the band up and running again in yesterdays Daily Star (06/10/05) the only thing stopping them is Roger's commitments to the Cara Ira stage show so watch this space people :D


- BusStopRatBag - 10-07-2005 12:56 PM

No


- Eclipse73 - 10-11-2005 12:18 AM

The big problem was solved when they decided to play at live8 again.They proved to themselves that they could play together,that the emotions are cooled nowadays,and that there is no more(or very little) conflicts among the members.
I have read Dave Gilmour's statement where he said there is little possibility(or not at all) for Pink Floyd to tour again.BUT,that is the same thing Waters was saying couple of months ago,but now he says he is willing to perform with bandmates again,and he HOPES there will be reunion tour.And I also think there will be it.Not only because of huge amount of money they will earn if they do it,bat also because they feel thay are the strongest when they are together.Waters,Gilmour,Mason and Wright are all very good musicians,but,when they play together,they are music gods.Not to mention that music needs them,and I believe they also feel it,they know that today's music is 90% ******.These are main reasons why I am almost sure they will play again.And,if it happens,it would change and reform complete contemporary music,because this tour would show to all mediocres what the real band is,what art is.




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- Romeo - 10-17-2005 10:44 PM

Why do people who think PF is a good band doubt their ability to make good music if they got back together, seems the thinking is counteractive. I would think they would have more insight now at the musical creation process then they ever had before.


- Summer '68 - 10-18-2005 07:16 PM

Seamus Wrote:
floydhead928 Wrote:Floyd's great, but I think they're left best disbanded. I think they were/are great, and their time of fame is over. If they did get back together, I feel as though it'd ruin it somehow, it's hard to explain.

hammers hammers hammers hammers
I agree. If they reformed, would be no good.
As I watched them perform together a few months back, I could not help but think about the shows I have seen and how amazing they would have been with the whole band.

I have seen Roger and I have seen Dave, Nick and Rick. I have never seen Pink Floyd.

I want to see Pink Floyd.

I also think it'd be good for karma's sake. It would lead to some good feeling amongst the whole Floyd community. Enough trash talk and angst.

In the word of the Blue Brothers ... Let's get the band back together.

Imagine Amused to death with Dave and his musical sensibility on board. Goose bumps.

I see no reason why it would be bad.



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- Dydion - 11-04-2005 02:25 PM

Quote:WTF??? :Oo:

That was in response to a spam verp that was reported and removed.

No. PF are not touring.




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- ACDCPinkFloydQueen - 11-04-2005 05:29 PM

Quote:Floyd's great, but I think they're left best disbanded. I think they were/are great, and their time of fame is over. If they did get back together, I feel as though it'd ruin it somehow, it's hard to explain.

???

With the musical situation of the world right now (horrible), I would say that another album/tour would be the best thing to ever happen. Sure, they might be older, but that doesn't mean that they wont rock!

rocker rocker



- iNOMAD - 11-06-2005 03:32 PM

ACDCPinkFloydQueen Wrote:
Quote:Floyd's great, but I think they're left best disbanded. I think they were/are great, and their time of fame is over. If they did get back together, I feel as though it'd ruin it somehow, it's hard to explain.

???

With the musical situation of the world right now (horrible), I would say that another album/tour would be the best thing to ever happen. Sure, they might be older, but that doesn't mean that they wont rock!

rocker rocker
i fear that with the music today, the album would perhaps not get the attention it deserves.


- neitakk - 11-17-2005 12:30 AM

Romeo Wrote:Why do people who think PF is a good band doubt their ability to make good music if they got back together, seems the thinking is counteractive. I would think they would have more insight now at the musical creation process then they ever had before.
No one in the world can (and I include the members of Pink Floyd) record an album which would be better then Dark Side, Animals or The Wall. I think they could make a good album today, but not as good as the old ones.


- Eclipse73 - 11-17-2005 02:41 AM

I think,if they do start making new album,they will be more motivated than ever.


- Sully - 11-27-2005 02:32 PM

Waters voice is shot after singing so much then not singing for a while and age. Gilmour managed to keep his voice and is amazing guitar playing. I think that they could still make a great album but I think they are wondering if they do and it fails it could tarnish their legacy. I think they should just tour again one final world tour and call it a day.


- coopers12345 - 11-29-2005 03:36 PM

apparantly it was mentioned on the radio a few days ago that Waters wouldn't mind touring again but Gilmour doesn't want to.
And if they do tour it won't have anything to do with how much money they could get - they already have more money than they can spend. The ONLY reason they might tour again is if THEY want to.



- High Mesa Floyd - 11-29-2005 07:20 PM

iNOMAD Wrote:
ACDCPinkFloydQueen Wrote:
Quote:Floyd's great, but I think they're left best disbanded. I think they were/are great, and their time of fame is over. If they did get back together, I feel as though it'd ruin it somehow, it's hard to explain.

???

With the musical situation of the world right now (horrible), I would say that another album/tour would be the best thing to ever happen. Sure, they might be older, but that doesn't mean that they wont rock!

rocker rocker
i fear that with the music today, the album would perhaps not get the attention it deserves.
Btw, cool to see another Duff fan around here! (Hey, her voice is underrated, and her music isn't near as bad as 80% of todays music)

Anyway, I think a new reunited Pink Floyd album would not only get attention, it would dominate the media. It would go straight to #1 and probably sit there for weeks and weeks! Not to mention the singles and videos (if they decide to do them).



- The_Final_Brick - 03-24-2006 06:04 PM

A while ago on Fox News (keep in mind it is Fox News) that Roger Waters would have no problem touring again, saying that Live 8 reminded him of how fun it was to play with those guys.. or something to that effect. This of course, could be old news to you but I wasn't sure


- niksagkram - 03-27-2006 12:38 PM

If only it were as easy as that. David is a family man, who doesn't want to make the same mistakes as when he was younger. He's comfortable now.

Even though I really really hope they do one more tour, I can't see it happening.

Rock on guys,

rocker



- _Learning_To_Fly_ - 03-28-2006 07:49 AM

Clearly everbody would be happy if pink floyd would re-unite, they have done something to affect the lives of every person who listens to their music. hammers


- mattmc1973 - 03-28-2006 05:59 PM

Dave's interview in Guitar World makes it pretty clear that he has NO interest in reuniting.


- niksagkram - 03-29-2006 07:09 AM

mattmc1973 Wrote:Dave's interview in Guitar World makes it pretty clear that he has NO interest in reuniting.
Yea, I read that too, he 's more than happy to spend time on his "little" boat with his guitars and family.

Too bad. :(

rocker



- bassplayer142 - 04-05-2006 07:20 AM

I have heard that one of the reasons that Pink Floyd would not tour again is because they would be unable to recreate the same aura of music. That they would slaughter their own songs because of their age. I heard this from my dad who heard David Gilmour say it.


- Wings on the Pig - 04-05-2006 07:25 AM

Exactly what I believe. Anyway, if all the members were as good now as Rick Wright and Dave Gilmour showed in On An Island, I'm not so sure they would be a disaster.


- Challenger - 04-09-2006 03:49 PM

I could care less if their music wasn't as crystal clear like in their younger days.

I'd still stand up on my chair, Pint in hand and the other, a sign that reads "Thank You"

I'd give everything I have to see them play together in my end of the world, one last time.



- Quincy - 04-09-2006 04:56 PM

Dave's concert totally blew me away...if they all played together, ESPECIALLY with Roger, it would be the best concert/tour of all time.

:(

ticking away...the chances for Floyd to playyyyyyyyy...



- MUSICAL NOTES - 04-11-2006 06:24 PM

THE GREAT NEWS IS ROGER WATERS MAY TOUR IN THE U.S. THIS FALL, AND GILMORE IS PLAYING 4/20/06 UNIVERSAL STUDIOS CALF. ROGER IS ALSO TOURING EUROPE THIS SUMMER ON TOUR IS (DARK SIDE OF THE MOON).


- cleangreenie - 04-15-2006 05:19 AM

Would love nothing more than to see the original Pink Floyd(Roger, David, Richard, Nick, and even Syd) preform for one final time, whether in concert or studio(dvd or cd). I watched "Live 8" last summer(PF reunion is only reason I watched), and the earth stood still (at least for me)when PF preformed! I know that rumors of Floyd's reunion and tour are false, but there still is hope!! Just one last time, pleeeeeaaaaaaaaasssssseeeeeeeee! Pink Floyd to me is IMMORTAL!!!!!! hammers hammers hammers rocker rocker rocker


- Sir Frankie Crisp - 04-15-2006 01:30 PM

Pink Floyd is letting down their younger fans who weren't able to see them originally. If Dave says he doesn't want to do a tour of the old songs because it would just be a money tour, then they should either do some new stuff, or just give the proceeds to charity if it makes him feel better. Then everyone'd be happy. Who cares if it's still the old songs? Fans just wanna see them together again.


- 767 - 04-19-2006 04:08 PM

You'd think that if Dave is so dedicated to raising money for charities, he could raise a whole lot more with a Floyd tour. He could personally bring a couple of African nations out of debt. :;):


- Grguitarfreek100 - 04-27-2006 06:20 PM

what was the guitar world quote, can anybody send me a link, i dont get that mag.


- Grguitarfreek100 - 04-27-2006 06:22 PM

also, we gotta remember that these guys are old men now, like, my grandpa-old.

My greatest wish in the world is to see a Floyd Concert, but these guys are old and tired. They dont even know we exist. They went on living their lives, and for people in my generation, we are just out of luck. But by god how i wish i could just shake their hands. I just wish they knew how much i respect them.



- ItWouldBeSoNice - 04-30-2006 07:05 AM

It seems like a tour is out of the question, but couldn't they at least do one final concert (with a full set) for the fans with all the proceeds going to charity?


- Challenger - 05-02-2006 10:23 PM

ItWouldBeSoNice Wrote:It seems like a tour is out of the question, but couldn't they at least do one final concert (with a full set) for the fans with all the proceeds going to charity?
It would be so nice...

:D



- coopers12345 - 05-03-2006 07:18 AM

I can't see that pleasing eveyone as the concert would almost certainly be in London


- ItWouldBeSoNice - 05-03-2006 11:34 AM

coopers12345 Wrote:I can't see that pleasing eveyone as the concert would almost certainly be in London
But the concert would surely be released on CD and DVD.


- BusStopRatBag - 05-03-2006 12:09 PM

But its not like being there... Though it would be great.


- coopers12345 - 05-07-2006 07:19 AM

yer, it would almost certainly be on dvd but it would start a clamour for them to do a full tour and they'd never get a moments peace


- The_Final_Brick - 05-12-2006 08:08 PM

I've been informed (via a rumor) that the Roger Waters shows that are goin on around the U.S. later this year are actually not only Waters but a reunion. This source also told me that it is supposed to be underwraps but i wasn't sur. Anyone else here that???


- ItWouldBeSoNice - 05-13-2006 04:42 AM

The_Final_Brick Wrote:I've been informed (via a rumor) that the Roger Waters shows that are goin on around the U.S. later this year are actually not only Waters but a reunion. This source also told me that it is supposed to be underwraps but i wasn't sur. Anyone else here that???
What's the source? This won't happen, except for the possibilty of Nick playing some shows. Rick's already turned down Roger and Dave will not accept Roger's invitation.


- EmericaSkate91 - 05-13-2006 10:56 AM

yeah i think we should not igve up already they will never reunite for a last concert or something like that...but i wish they did though :(


- ursus - 05-17-2006 02:13 AM

Like said already many times before:

They gave us a perfect farewell with the 4 magnificent songs of the London Live 8. Thats the bonus, i am totally grateful for that. It was godlike! Now rest in peace and thanks again for everything, Pink Floyd!

What should be also said: their music is eternal, folks! Go, grab some guitars, sit behind a drum set, get some keys and go for it! Play the music you love and it will never fade away! hammers



- Dragonrider - 05-18-2006 03:11 PM

As a youth I'd Like to see one last tour so I can experiance the majic that is Floyd...I unfort missed the 2001 waters concert and it has been killing ever since...I also become sad whenever the oldies talk about how great they were in concert.

Dragonrider



- mmarconi - 05-24-2006 08:05 AM

its all bs..you owe it to the people we're so happy we could all make out...it's over...except perchance Syd's funeral rights and that is iffy...all 4 may do some one off at pyramids or some such, perhaps on a sound stage, but TOUR TOGETHER??? NEVER...


- ChickenStu - 05-29-2006 11:11 AM

You know, if these guys re-unite have you any idea how difficult it would be to get tickets? Be like rocking horse ****.


- Dark Side - 05-31-2006 03:34 PM

nick played in london!!!!
with dave n rick..



- quickpost - 05-31-2006 04:03 PM

holy ****!! he did and all....

Wish you were here
find the cost of freedom
and CN...

N1 Randy, but just 2 days out, tut tut :p

I bet the place went nuts!!



- illuminatingtherapy - 06-03-2006 08:09 AM

Waters said he wanted, Gilmour he's happy as it is. Makes it tough... But Gilmour DID say he didn't want to get on the road just to play old material, so when his kids are grown up and if they're not dead, perhaps they'll want to make new songs together. Unlikely, but not that unlikely?

What's with "they've had their fame" and "they split while on top"? The top may not even have been reached!



- quickpost - 07-29-2006 12:46 PM

Rumour mill is back in action again:

contact music

Devil



- 0001001 - 07-30-2006 01:03 AM

quickpost Wrote:Rumour mill is back in action again:

contact music

Devil
that would be great


- Wings on the Pig - 07-30-2006 02:08 AM

Oh my God. That would be incredible.

Don't know what to believe any more though - that's the trouble.



- pic3789 - 07-30-2006 06:12 AM

FloydianLeaf, is this gonna happen? because i surely hope it does.


- Metabog - 07-30-2006 06:36 AM

OMFG!!! :Oo: If this happens, i gotta be there, last chance to see Floyd and send off Syd with a huge event!

Have you got a better source?



- whong - 07-30-2006 07:36 AM

I've got a pretty solid feeling this WILL happen. Afterall, differences aside, those guys have always been on the same page concerning Syd. They've always felt a mixture of love, friendship, admiration, and even guilt concerning Syd over the years. They've also always been pretty classy in paying respect to him as solo artists in concert in recent years.

I see no reason why the classic lineup wouldn't reform to do a one-off event for their founding member. Question really is....what will they play?

My guess would be a handful of the Syd gems, WYWH, maybe a couple other classics, and maybe.....just maybe....a new song or two, for Syd!



- ZombieKarma - 07-30-2006 07:57 AM

ehhh... that would be rad if they played a few songs for syd, but it's just going to mess with fans and rile up more album or tour rumors.

cause let's face it, I'm not going to stop crossing my fingers until they perform Dark Side of the Moon again or make a new album. If they play a few songs, it will just stir up more rumors that they probably don't want. I don't think they should play a few songs for syd unless they are planning on doing one of the two afterwords

But with all that said, I will be right there with all of you, selling my furniture for tickets to whatever show they would do.



- whong - 07-30-2006 10:09 AM

Well...we are talking Floyd here....after all....what's stopping them from doing anything under the circumstances? The smart money's on them reforming for a show for Syd. Something maybe a little unexpected, with a few obvious things too.

If this happens, one thing's for certain...they'll work together for the common cause of the project, for Syd. And I do think they'll show the music world how it's done...they are, afterall, Pink Floyd!



- mmarconi - 07-30-2006 11:44 AM

mmarconi Wrote:except perchance Syd's funeral rights and that is iffy...all 4 may do some one off at pyramids or some such, perhaps on a sound stage, but TOUR TOGETHER??? NEVER...
odd I posted the quote in May, so perchance it will happen...If so, I suspect, 1 set would be Syd's stuff...rest WYWH..maybe a new song or two one of Dave's one of Rogers...perhaps in Cambridge...DVD/CD to follow...Syd's sister would get Syd's royalties..rest could be split up to various charities...Diabetes..mental illness ect. I won't write this one off out of hand..They DON'T OWE US ANYTHING...but Syd and his survivors..they DO


- pic3789 - 07-30-2006 05:56 PM

they should perform the whole Wish You Were Here album. and if possible, end the concert with Jugband Blues or Bike. im really hoping this happens, but i dont know where they would do it and who would get to go to the concert.


- quickpost - 07-31-2006 01:55 AM

OutsideTheWall is now suggesting this too! and that Randy Dude seems to know his $h1t!!



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- Wings on the Pig - 07-31-2006 02:56 AM

Omg. If this is true then I will be so happy.

No offence quickpost, but I wasn't really sure how much to trust your link. Now that I have seen it on Outside the Wall though, god, he knew Nick Mason was going to play with David Gilmour, he knew Nick Mason was going to play with Roger. This is very very exciting!!



- quickpost - 07-31-2006 03:02 AM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:Omg. If this is true then I will be so happy.

No offence quickpost, but I wasn't really sure how much to trust your link.
Me either!!!

And I 'echo' what you said about outsidethewall. How he gets such accurate info early is beyond me! rocker



- ItWouldBeSoNice - 07-31-2006 05:24 AM

I really believe it will happen. I can see lots of Syd songs like Astronomy Domine, Dark Globe etc., all of WYWH, and maybe Nobody Home since it's about Syd. Hopefully it'll be released on DVD since most of the fans won't be there.


- Wings on the Pig - 07-31-2006 07:45 AM

Where would you think the location would be? I would guess probably Earls Court.


- ItWouldBeSoNice - 07-31-2006 07:50 AM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:Where would you think the location would be? I would guess probably Earls Court.
Or Royal Albert Hall, if they want to go with a more intimate performance.


- Wings on the Pig - 07-31-2006 07:52 AM

Both those locations would be fine for me - I live just 30 minutes away from London!! :D


- Wings on the Pig - 07-31-2006 07:57 AM

OutsidetheWall is online. Maybe he knows something.


- ItWouldBeSoNice - 07-31-2006 08:22 AM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:Both those locations would be fine for me - I live just 30 minutes away from London!! :D
You and everyone else in the London area are lucky, your pretty much garunteed to have the concert there! :p


- Wings on the Pig - 07-31-2006 08:58 AM

Fingers crossed, yes.

Wait a minute, we're going on about this imaginary concert here - it hasn't even been confirmed or fully speculated, so let's shut up for a while!! rocker rocker



- BOOOSH - 07-31-2006 11:25 AM

I will be the happiest person in the world if this does happen, and will contemplate selling my body parts to get a ticket, if that is necessary!!

As for setlist, they should do all of wish you were here, some floyd classics, some syd era floyd stuff, and syd solo stuff.... that I would be satisfied with!! Actually, I'd be happy with anything, just having all the floyd together again would be enough. rocker



- Myriad Small Creature - 07-31-2006 06:34 PM

Here's something to think about, though. I hate to rain on anyone's parade, but I think anyone who has been in Pink Floyd or Syd's family would agree with me.
Don't lose sight of exactly why this is occurring. If a reunion happens, keep in mind that they are not reuniting for us, the fans. The show, if it happens, is for Syd. There was a blog on David Gilmour's website the other day (I don't think David writes his own blogs very often, but it was certainly someone representing him) pretty much lashing out at a multitude of "fans" practically demanding the reunion. A lot of the vibe online (in general, not necessarily this website in particular) seems to be "Oh, Pink Floyd should reunite; that would be awesome," rather than "Wow, it sure would be a nice gesture if Pink Floyd reunited to pay tribute to their long departed friend who has inspired a good 40% of their material with his absence alone". Things like that are what David was lashing out at; the event potentially overshadowing the cause. Don't get me wrong: I'd love to see it happen. Someone here earlier hit the nail right on the head: Pink Floyd doesn't really owe us anything, much less a reunion. But they owe Syd everything. If doing the gig will help them grieve, they should go for it. But don't be disappointed if it doesn't happen. They've all kind of done their various tributes at the solo gigs anyway; if they think that's sufficient, they should leave it be.



- Wings on the Pig - 08-01-2006 01:35 AM

That is a great post. I think that with Live 8 the event overshadowed the cause. I couldn't help it, due to the fact that Pink Floyd were playing. This time, if it does happen, however, it will be all for Syd, not for the fans - fine with me.


- Funky Dung - 08-01-2006 09:18 AM

I think Roger & Dave should try to put aside their differences here (if they have any last ones still) because it seems to me that Rick & Nick are on the same page. They're both willing to tour again. Already Nick has been performing with Roger & Rick has been performing with Dave, so all that is is Pink Floyd split in half. They've always pointed out that Syd has been a longlasting influence on their music after his departure, so why not join together for a memorial concert in honor of Syd? IMO, it's definitely the right thing to do. And I agree, that if another reunion does occur, then it probably WON'T be for the fans, but for Syd, which I think is rightfully so.


- BOOOSH - 08-01-2006 09:33 AM

Indeed! All the money made should go to charities as well. It would be unfair for them to make money out of something like this. The money should go to help people rocker



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- RickD - 08-01-2006 08:35 PM

great post Myriad - the thought that the "Pink Floyd Reunion" could overshadow the reason for the show could be the one thing that prevents it happening.


- IbanezIsTheColour - 08-01-2006 08:45 PM

RickD Wrote:great post Myriad - the thought that the "Pink Floyd Reunion" could overshadow the reason for the show could be the one thing that prevents it happening.
I agree...although it would be exciting for one to happen, it would be even better because it would be for Syd, and even though not all of us love him, you have to admit that without him, the music wouldnt be the same. if they do actually do a concert, it would be good then to know that we can finally put the idea of them reuniting to rest.

shine on Syd Cool rocker



- Wings on the Pig - 08-03-2006 01:06 AM

This is even more promising:

http://cyberextazy.wordpress.com/

Please let it happen. For Syd. Shine on!! rocker



- pinkfloydruless - 08-03-2006 11:56 AM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:This is even more promising:

http://cyberextazy.wordpress.com/

Please let it happen. For Syd. Shine on!! rocker
Well, I got some bad news everyone! My local DJ from Q104.3 just informed me that there will be no collective reunion in tribute to Syd. He said there is a slight chance it may happen, but not in the foresable future... Most of the rumors you see out there are just that... RUMORS! :( :sleepy:



- ComfortablyNumb212 - 08-03-2006 12:04 PM

Imagine how much a ticket would cost also...a ticket for The Who is around $250, thats only two of the original members,and all four of Pink Floyd...that would be a lot of money...


- spacement - 08-03-2006 07:41 PM

pinkfloydruless Wrote:
pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:This is even more promising:

http://cyberextazy.wordpress.com/

Please let it happen. For Syd. Shine on!! rocker
Well, I got some bad news everyone! My local DJ from Q104.3 just informed me that there will be no collective reunion in tribute to Syd. He said there is a slight chance it may happen, but not in the foresable future... Most of the rumors you see out there are just that... RUMORS! :( :sleepy:
Trust me on this one. Your local DJ isn't the end all know all. I'd be willing to bet if Floyd does reform for whatever reason at all, that we would find out the same time, or even before, your local DJ. Just an observatoin from someone who has been in the music business a long time. Don't give up hope yet.



- Wings on the Pig - 08-04-2006 06:31 AM

O. K pinkfloydrules, no offence intended.

Why would your local DJ be able to say for sure - what evidence does he have?

Before Live 8 many people were like no, never gonna happen, and it did. Unless your local DJ is Roger Waters or David Gilmour, I have to say I trust Outside the Wall more than your DJ at the moment.



- Eclipse73 - 08-04-2006 11:45 PM

ComfortablyNumb212 Wrote:Imagine how much a ticket would cost also...a ticket for The Who is around $250, thats only two of the original members,and all four of Pink Floyd...that would be a lot of money...
Who cares?That would be "once in a lifetime" opportunity!


- ComfortablyNumb212 - 08-05-2006 02:32 AM

Still though....who has im guessing around $500 just laying around to blow on anything?


- Wings on the Pig - 08-05-2006 07:31 AM

Yeah. It would be expensive but come on, 500 dollars to see Pink Floyd reunite is well worth it!!

How much is that in English Pounds by the way?



- ComfortablyNumb212 - 08-05-2006 05:16 PM

i dont remember how to convert them....that was in 6th grade we learned that...now im in 9th :Oo:


- mmarconi - 08-05-2006 08:06 PM

it's a dream gig, so, think like them...if it was me..i'd go for a gig at the Pyramids...and it won't be a tour, just a one off gig, but a WHOLE GIG..(Maybe a couple, once they setup, it will most likely be filmed/recorded..so better shot to pay expenses...ticket sales will pay for electricity and that's about it ...it would cost tons to get there, but full moon over the Sphinx...worth it(and money wouldn't be the issue for this gig)..I was lucky enough to see the Dead there in 78 and it was awesome..the shows were ok,(I have listened to the tapes...but at the time..I thought it was the END OF THE WORLD..yeah it was THAT GOOD!!) but the scene was incredible...and the actual tickets for the concert were easy to get and cheap..there was something in the contract that for playing in Egypt, the locals could afford it..but getting there from Hawaii cost me 3 grand back then..(enough to buy a new car)...But knowing the conflicts with the Band...They will probably play in Hyde Park..Easiest for them and a fitting end..altho..so was Live 8...Altho a gig in Cambridge would be fitting as that's
where it all started and where Syd lived out his life..Ah..just a Dream...So like I said..Dream Gig...Pyramids at Full Moon!!!!
You know..this makes me wonder what other people think..I think it's time for a new thread



- Wings on the Pig - 11-18-2006 07:57 AM

mmarconi Wrote:it's a dream gig, so, think like them...if it was me..i'd go for a gig at the Pyramids...and it won't be a tour, just a one off gig, but a WHOLE GIG..(Maybe a couple, once they setup, it will most likely be filmed/recorded..so better shot to pay expenses...ticket sales will pay for electricity and that's about it ...it would cost tons to get there, but full moon over the Sphinx...worth it(and money wouldn't be the issue for this gig)..I was lucky enough to see the Dead there in 78 and it was awesome..the shows were ok,(I have listened to the tapes...but at the time..I thought it was the END OF THE WORLD..yeah it was THAT GOOD!!) but the scene was incredible...and the actual tickets for the concert were easy to get and cheap..there was something in the contract that for playing in Egypt, the locals could afford it..but getting there from Hawaii cost me 3 grand back then..(enough to buy a new car)...But knowing the conflicts with the Band...They will probably play in Hyde Park..Easiest for them and a fitting end..altho..so was Live 8...Altho a gig in Cambridge would be fitting as that's
where it all started and where Syd lived out his life..Ah..just a Dream...So like I said..Dream Gig...Pyramids at Full Moon!!!!
You know..this makes me wonder what other people think..I think it's time for a new thread
That would be good but, if they would reunite, they would play at the Albert Hall or Earls Court which is perfect for me!! :D


- drk229 - 11-19-2006 11:40 AM

I say 3 concerts...UK, Ausstralia (don't be offended I can't spell) and the U.S


- Morglor9 - 11-21-2006 06:28 PM

ComfortablyNumb212 Wrote:Still though....who has im guessing around $500 just laying around to blow on anything?
Me. Seriously. I do.


- Grguitarfreek100 - 11-22-2006 09:33 AM

i prefer for a band to die off like floyd and zep than go on disgracing themselfs like The Rolling Stones.


- Wings on the Pig - 11-22-2006 10:15 AM

Grguitarfreek100 Wrote:i prefer for a band to die off like floyd and zep than go on disgracing themselfs like The Rolling Stones.
I see what your saying but I think the majority of us are just asking for one more proper concert (not like Live 8 where they only played 4 songs) and then be done with. I wouldn't want them to do a world tour like the Rolling Stones.


- pinkfloydruless - 12-04-2006 03:34 AM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:
Grguitarfreek100 Wrote:i prefer for a band to die off like floyd and zep than go on disgracing themselfs like The Rolling Stones.
I see what your saying but I think the majority of us are just asking for one more proper concert (not like Live 8 where they only played 4 songs) and then be done with. I wouldn't want them to do a world tour like the Rolling Stones.
I found out that Genesis will be doing a collection of dates in Europe and the U.S in 2007.. I never thought they would get back together as a Trio, but they are! So never say never for a mini PF reunion or tour of sorts.. Just 3 dates would be fine with me!


- monkey.choker - 12-04-2006 05:42 AM

Hi, I'm new to the site and have a passion (what some might call obsession) for Pink Floyd.

The reunition will never happen unless there is a huge charity gig again, even then, that's doubtful.



- sjmcd - 12-04-2006 05:50 AM

Welcome to the forum, monkey.choker. I think you'll find most people here have an obsession with Pink Floyd :;): .


- Wings on the Pig - 12-04-2006 06:08 AM

Welcome to the site Monkey.choker. You will love it here. :D


- bumpyknuckles - 12-06-2006 11:05 PM

drk229 Wrote:I say 3 concerts...UK, Ausstralia (don't be offended I can't spell) and the U.S
Australia would be cool, cheap for me to go. Just wondering why u chose Australia anyway?


- carefulwiththataxluke - 12-07-2006 06:45 PM

Maybe because your country is so darn beautiful, I dream of getting to visit some day/maybe even live there possibly in the future (dare to dream).


- human genocide 420 - 12-15-2006 12:54 PM

If for some reason the band would somehow get back together they wouldn't be able to bring back the pure greatness of the music like they use to back in the 60's due to the lack of originality because i have no idea how they'd be able to create also they wouldn't have the newness of there first trips.


- human genocide 420 - 12-15-2006 12:55 PM

obsession what obsession.. ???


- Morglor9 - 12-15-2006 03:57 PM

human genocide 420 Wrote:If for some reason the band would somehow get back together they wouldn't be able to bring back the pure greatness of the music like they use to back in the 60's due to the lack of originality because i have no idea how they'd be able to create also they wouldn't have the newness of there first trips.
Why not?

Musically, David Gilmour's new(ish) album is wonderful. Roger still writes good music and lyrically sound pieces (see: Leaving Beirut). Rick Wright is playing and singing well on Dave's tour from what I hear, and Nick has played on both of the current solo tours. I think they could create and play quite fine...

But I kind of hope they'd just do a reunion/farewell.



- Wings on the Pig - 12-16-2006 06:06 AM

I am not looking for a tour at all. Just one more concert (and by t hat I mean proper, not just playing 4 songs!)


- severalspeciesofsmallfurry - 12-19-2006 08:13 AM

I don't care what anybody says,if Mick and the boys can do it,think what Rogers and Gilmour would and could do.I never had the chance to see them.It would be the TO DO thing for me.Would travel anywhere to see them.P.S. why don't I hear much about the FINAL CUT.I think it was one of there better albums.Just me.


- Wings on the Pig - 12-19-2006 08:15 AM

severalspeciesofsmallfurry Wrote:I don't care what anybody says,if Mick and the boys can do it,think what Rogers and Gilmour would and could do.I never had the chance to see them.It would be the TO DO thing for me.Would travel anywhere to see them.P.S. why don't I hear much about the FINAL CUT.I think it was one of there better albums.Just me.
I think that you will find many fans of The Final Cut on this forum by the way. Welcome to the site. :D

Personally, I wouldn't like a big tour, because I know that they wouldn't all enjoy it and there wouldn't be any point. However, a couple of concerts at Wembler, Earls Court or the Albert Hall would be just perfecto! :)



- sjmcd - 12-20-2006 05:51 AM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:Personally, I wouldn't like a big tour, because I know that they wouldn't all enjoy it and there wouldn't be any point. However, a couple of concerts at the Acer Arena in Sydney would be just perfecto! :)
Fixed


- Wings on the Pig - 12-20-2006 07:59 AM

sjmcd Wrote:
pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:Personally, I wouldn't like a big tour, because I know that they wouldn't all enjoy it and there wouldn't be any point. However, a couple of concerts at the Acer Arena in Sydney would be just perfecto! :)
Fixed
:D


- bwfcboy - 01-23-2007 01:59 PM

everybody else is reforming, genesis, police, james, take that (sorry!)


- Wings on the Pig - 01-25-2007 09:08 AM

bwfcboy Wrote:everybody else is reforming, genesis, police, james, take that (sorry!)
Crowded House. :)

Welcome to the site. :D



- dayanks24 - 02-24-2007 08:14 AM

ok before i get showered with people yelling newbie to me, i just wanted to post an interesting commercial i saw.

I was watching tv on 2/23/07 here in Boston, MA and a commercial came on, all that was on the screen was the album cover from dark side, and Run was playing in the background, and then the message flashed on the screen: "Stay tuned for a special concert announcement coming to TD Bank Garden" (or whatever the garden is called these days)

at any rate it was the first i heard of anything and it totally took me off guard



- slief - 02-24-2007 02:03 PM

dayanks24 Wrote:ok before i get showered with people yelling newbie to me, i just wanted to post an interesting commercial i saw.

I was watching tv on 2/23/07 here in Boston, MA and a commercial came on, all that was on the screen was the album cover from dark side, and Run was playing in the background, and then the message flashed on the screen: "Stay tuned for a special concert announcement coming to TD Bank Garden" (or whatever the garden is called these days)

at any rate it was the first i heard of anything and it totally took me off guard
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Probably an add for the 2007 Roger Waters Dark Side Concert that is coming to Boston on July 9 to the Fleet Centre (TD Banknorth). Just my guess.




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- V[?€¢] - 03-16-2007 07:27 PM

i think it's just something about Roger's Tour...
he played the entire Dark Side Of The Moon album 2 nights ago, here in Chile...
:(



- floydfan716 - 03-17-2007 11:21 AM

I hope they reunite!!!

I'm only 16 and was never able to Pink Floyd live (except on dvd) I would love to go to a show!
I'm gunna try to go to Rogers concert tour this summer when he comes to town.

Cant wait, I just have to get $300 for a ticket rocker



- Wings on the Pig - 03-18-2007 05:13 AM

floydfan716 Wrote:I hope they reunite!!!

I'm only 16 and was never able to Pink Floyd live (except on dvd) I would love to go to a show!
I'm gunna try to go to Rogers concert tour this summer when he comes to town.

Cant wait, I just have to get $300 for a ticket rocker
Who doesn't?

We shall just have to see.



- azza200 - 03-18-2007 01:44 PM

dont we all hope they do a farewell tour Cool


- Wings on the Pig - 03-19-2007 09:05 AM

I would actually prefer one last show than a whole tour. I think if they played one more show they could end on a high and would have (hopefully) made up with each other. However, if they did a whole tour, I feel that the same thing that happened in the late 70's would happen again and they would end their wonderful career on a low and their relationships could, very well, never be healed.


- Sir Frankie Crisp - 03-24-2007 02:19 PM

floydfan716 Wrote:Cant wait, I just have to get $300 for a ticket rocker
He's a proper socialist, our Roger.


- Wings on the Pig - 03-25-2007 05:28 AM

Sir Frankie Crisp Wrote:
floydfan716 Wrote:Cant wait, I just have to get $300 for a ticket rocker
He's a proper socialist, our Roger.
:laugh:


- Lamb - 04-04-2007 07:18 AM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:
Sir Frankie Crisp Wrote:
floydfan716 Wrote:Cant wait, I just have to get $300 for a ticket rocker
He's a proper socialist, our Roger.
:laugh:
Actually... If the Dark side tour is coming to a city near you: GO TO IT!

I went to a concert on march 24, LOVED IT! LOVED IT!!

And of course I would love to see the 4 of them all togheter, but only seing Roger was mind blowing!



- azza200 - 04-04-2007 09:03 AM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:I would actually prefer one last show than a whole tour. I think if they played one more show they could end on a high and would have (hopefully) made up with each other. However, if they did a whole tour, I feel that the same thing that happened in the late 70's would happen again and they would end their wonderful career on a low and their relationships could, very well, never be healed.
na just a few shows in LA NY London a couple in Europe it is feasable Cream done it why cant the Floyd.


- Wings on the Pig - 04-05-2007 03:09 AM

Because I think if they did any more than just one concert egos would once again start to get in the way and they would leave on a bad note.


- Els - 04-16-2007 02:07 PM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:I would actually prefer one last show than a whole tour. I think if they played one more show they could end on a high and would have (hopefully) made up with each other. However, if they did a whole tour, I feel that the same thing that happened in the late 70's would happen again and they would end their wonderful career on a low and their relationships could, very well, never be healed.
They already did that at Live 8! (one last high point show)


- BusStopRatBag - 04-17-2007 04:38 PM

Els Wrote:
pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:I would actually prefer one last show than a whole tour. I think if they played one more show they could end on a high and would have (hopefully) made up with each other. However, if they did a whole tour, I feel that the same thing that happened in the late 70's would happen again and they would end their wonderful career on a low and their relationships could, very well, never be healed.
They already did that at Live 8! (one last high point show)
I think madchris means that they should do something like what Cream did.
One last full length show.



- Wings on the Pig - 04-18-2007 07:17 AM

BusStopRatBag Wrote:
Els Wrote:
pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:I would actually prefer one last show than a whole tour. I think if they played one more show they could end on a high and would have (hopefully) made up with each other. However, if they did a whole tour, I feel that the same thing that happened in the late 70's would happen again and they would end their wonderful career on a low and their relationships could, very well, never be healed.
They already did that at Live 8! (one last high point show)
I think madchris means that they should do something like what Cream did.
One last full length show.
Yeah. That's what I meant. Live 8 was only four songs.


- Els - 04-18-2007 11:01 AM

It *was* only four songs, but what a four songs, what an event, and that hug at the end is a nice iconic moment on which to end.

I truly believe that's what David thinks... and probably Rick. Roger is keen for more, evidently, and Nick will play with anyone, anytime. But David holds the keys, and he's done.



- See Saw 4 - 04-18-2007 01:13 PM

Els Wrote:It *was* only four songs, but what a four songs, what an event, and that hug at the end is a nice iconic moment on which to end.

I truly believe that's what David thinks... and probably Rick. Roger is keen for more, evidently, and Nick will play with anyone, anytime. But David holds the keys, and he's done.
F!!! David Gilmour then!!!


- Dragonrider - 05-02-2007 04:26 PM




- Never Fear 33 Is Here - 05-02-2007 11:46 PM

A little harsh IMO. The fact is that we do not know the ins and outs of what is going on, what has gone on and what will go on, other than what we read in interviews, (which are generally scewered), and any other articles. Unfortunately for us this is the only fact that we have.

Daniel



- Lostinthewall6 - 05-03-2007 01:49 PM

As a whole i still love them, fighting or not. I would fly all around this world just to see them together again rocker


- stemac1234 - 05-11-2007 03:24 PM

ffs people they should get back together ,, think about there fans .... its all in our hearts that roger is reunited with pink Floyd ... they have all been great friends for many years .... does`nt that count for anything????? forget what happened in the past ... do it for syd and there fans

life to short... :)




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- Blue_sky - 06-05-2007 06:26 PM

I also wish that Pink Floyd reunites someday!
I hope they can put their past conflict behind and move forward. I never had a chance to attend any of Pink Floyd concerts. My only wish is that they reunite and come up with a new album for the sake of their fans. rocker



- Wings on the Pig - 06-06-2007 07:12 AM

No offence anyone but it is really starting to annoy me with all the new members coming in this thread along the lines of:

'I love Pink Floyd and David Gilmour is ruining it by not reuniting. They should release a new album as well for the fans.'

There must be about 10 pages now of people just saying those sorts of things.



- Funky Dung - 06-18-2007 07:34 AM

I really don't think it's going to happen. Roger's on a solo tour now, Dave's already said countless times that he doesn't want to do it anymore, it's done with I'd say...


- FLOYDFOLOWEROF11 - 06-21-2007 03:21 AM

I AM A FLOYD FOR LIFE ROCKER AND I AM CRAZY ANGERY AT THE COMMENTS I HAVE SEEN! THEY SAY THINGS VERY NEGATIVE ABOUT FLOYD AND I CAN'T TAKE THAT! THEY WOULD DO GREAT IF THEY REUNITED. JUST THINK OF ALL THE MATERIAL THEY HAVE WRITTEN THAT THEY THAUGHT WOULD ONLY BE GOOD WITH ROGER OR ROGER THAUGHT WOULD ONLY BE GOOD WITH FLOYD. AT THAT TIME GAVE THEM SO MUCH TIME TO PLAN AND THINK AND WRITE!I MEAN COME ON! WHEN SOLDIER FIGHTS IN A WAR HE HAS NO IDEA WHAT TO EXPECT. IF HE GOES A SECOND TIME HE SEES IT ALL. THEY WOULD BE BEAUTIFUL REUNITED. rocker


- quickpost - 06-21-2007 03:39 AM

welcome to the forum FLOYDFOLOWEROF11


- Wings on the Pig - 06-23-2007 10:15 AM

FLOYDFOLOWEROF11 Wrote:I AM A FLOYD FOR LIFE ROCKER AND I AM CRAZY ANGERY AT THE COMMENTS I HAVE SEEN! THEY SAY THINGS VERY NEGATIVE ABOUT FLOYD AND I CAN'T TAKE THAT! THEY WOULD DO GREAT IF THEY REUNITED. JUST THINK OF ALL THE MATERIAL THEY HAVE WRITTEN THAT THEY THAUGHT WOULD ONLY BE GOOD WITH ROGER OR ROGER THAUGHT WOULD ONLY BE GOOD WITH FLOYD. AT THAT TIME GAVE THEM SO MUCH TIME TO PLAN AND THINK AND WRITE!I MEAN COME ON! WHEN SOLDIER FIGHTS IN A WAR HE HAS NO IDEA WHAT TO EXPECT. IF HE GOES A SECOND TIME HE SEES IT ALL. THEY WOULD BE BEAUTIFUL REUNITED. rocker
WELCOME TO THE FORUM!! YOU WILL ENJOY IT HERE!! rocker


- paparazzi! - 06-25-2007 06:35 AM

At the Cleveland show in 06, a fan was pissed off and yelled his anger at the mixer becasue Roger was too "political" and left the concert. "No wonder the band kicked him out" he said. I think if I recall, Roger quit, right after the The Wall Tour? I don't like the security at Waters concerts, i couldn't even get a little closer (80 feet away) at the end* of the conert. I don't know if It was the mixer guy who got mad me or what, but I couldn't see, so I stood up on the chair and got a perfect view. Security came over and threatend me. Then these people were walking up and down the isles, security finaly came to me, asking for my ticket, they thought I was sitting in the wrong seat. A good thing I listened to my dad.He didn't ask anyone around me, just me. lmao. But the prick infront of me smoked crack and wasn't even noticed lol. At Pittsburgh I wasn't even botherd with the bumble bees as I call them. Crosby Stills and Nash had barely any security, course that was 10 years ago. It's sad to see Pink Floyd down. Is it fair to say they are a band anymore? Ots even sadder that they are getting older.


- quickpost - 06-25-2007 07:09 AM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:
FLOYDFOLOWEROF11 Wrote:I AM A FLOYD FOR LIFE ROCKER AND I AM CRAZY ANGERY AT THE COMMENTS I HAVE SEEN! THEY SAY THINGS VERY NEGATIVE ABOUT FLOYD AND I CAN'T TAKE THAT! THEY WOULD DO GREAT IF THEY REUNITED. JUST THINK OF ALL THE MATERIAL THEY HAVE WRITTEN THAT THEY THAUGHT WOULD ONLY BE GOOD WITH ROGER OR ROGER THAUGHT WOULD ONLY BE GOOD WITH FLOYD. AT THAT TIME GAVE THEM SO MUCH TIME TO PLAN AND THINK AND WRITE!I MEAN COME ON! WHEN SOLDIER FIGHTS IN A WAR HE HAS NO IDEA WHAT TO EXPECT. IF HE GOES A SECOND TIME HE SEES IT ALL. THEY WOULD BE BEAUTIFUL REUNITED. rocker
WELCOME TO THE FORUM!! YOU WILL ENJOY IT HERE!! rocker
LOL


- Wings on the Pig - 06-25-2007 07:14 AM

paparazzi! Wrote:At the Cleveland show in 06, a fan was pissed off and yelled his anger at the mixer becasue Roger was too "political" and left the concert. "No wonder the band kicked him out" he said. I think if I recall, Roger quit, right after the The Wall Tour? I don't like the security at Waters concerts, i couldn't even get a little closer (80 feet away) at the end* of the conert. I don't know if It was the mixer guy who got mad me or what, but I couldn't see, so I stood up on the chair and got a perfect view. Security came over and threatend me. Then these people were walking up and down the isles, security finaly came to me, asking for my ticket, they thought I was sitting in the wrong seat. A good thing I listened to my dad.He didn't ask anyone around me, just me. lmao. But the prick infront of me smoked crack and wasn't even noticed lol. At Pittsburgh I wasn't even botherd with the bumble bees as I call them. Crosby Stills and Nash had barely any security, course that was 10 years ago. It's sad to see Pink Floyd down. Is it fair to say they are a band anymore? Ots even sadder that they are getting older.
At last a good, quality post. None of this 'I hope they reunite. I hate David because he won't reunite them' business. I have never heard about the security issues at Rogers concerts before but it does sound pretty bad. Also, with regards to this stuff that people are saying, as if it is David's fault they are reuniting, we are not to know what is happening between the members. All I can say is that I have read some things Roger has said about David about his wife e. t. c and if I was in his situation I wouldn't just turn a blind eye and forget about it to reunite. It would be great to see them renite but I would rather leave the band as they were, hugging and smiling at Live 8, than have them reunite when none of the members are up for it and have only agreed to do it to be obliged to the fans. That is the way I see it anyway.

And, by the way, welcome to the forum paprazzi! :D



- Pros and Cons - 06-25-2007 05:41 PM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:At last a good, quality post. None of this 'I hope they reunite. I hate David because he won't reunite them' business. I have never heard about the security issues at Rogers concerts before but it does sound pretty bad. Also, with regards to this stuff that people are saying, as if it is David's fault they are reuniting, we are not to know what is happening between the members. All I can say is that I have read some things Roger has said about David about his wife e. t. c and if I was in his situation I wouldn't just turn a blind eye and forget about it to reunite. It would be great to see them renite but I would rather leave the band as they were, hugging and smiling at Live 8, than have them reunite when none of the members are up for it and have only agreed to do it to be obliged to the fans. That is the way I see it anyway.

And, by the way, welcome to the forum paprazzi! :D
pinkfloydmadchris - Are you willing to elaborate on what Roger has said about Dave's wife? I've never heard of this before...? ???



- quickpost - 06-26-2007 12:34 AM

there are a number of things I think. He compared her to yoko ono and said writing pf lyrics with the wife was very spinal tap. Thats it put nicely btw...cant find a quote however :(


- Never Fear 33 Is Here - 06-26-2007 12:54 AM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:
paparazzi! Wrote:At the Cleveland show in 06, a fan was pissed off and yelled his anger at the mixer becasue Roger was too "political" and left the concert. "No wonder the band kicked him out" he said. I think if I recall, Roger quit, right after the The Wall Tour? I don't like the security at Waters concerts, i couldn't even get a little closer (80 feet away) at the end* of the conert. I don't know if It was the mixer guy who got mad me or what, but I couldn't see, so I stood up on the chair and got a perfect view. Security came over and threatend me. Then these people were walking up and down the isles, security finaly came to me, asking for my ticket, they thought I was sitting in the wrong seat. A good thing I listened to my dad.He didn't ask anyone around me, just me. lmao. But the prick infront of me smoked crack and wasn't even noticed lol. At Pittsburgh I wasn't even botherd with the bumble bees as I call them. Crosby Stills and Nash had barely any security, course that was 10 years ago. It's sad to see Pink Floyd down. Is it fair to say they are a band anymore? Ots even sadder that they are getting older.
At last a good, quality post. None of this 'I hope they reunite. I hate David because he won't reunite them' business. I have never heard about the security issues at Rogers concerts before but it does sound pretty bad. Also, with regards to this stuff that people are saying, as if it is David's fault they are reuniting, we are not to know what is happening between the members. All I can say is that I have read some things Roger has said about David about his wife e. t. c and if I was in his situation I wouldn't just turn a blind eye and forget about it to reunite. It would be great to see them renite but I would rather leave the band as they were, hugging and smiling at Live 8, than have them reunite when none of the members are up for it and have only agreed to do it to be obliged to the fans. That is the way I see it anyway.

And, by the way, welcome to the forum paprazzi! :D
Very well said Chris rocker


- Pros and Cons - 06-26-2007 04:11 AM

quickpost Wrote:there are a number of things I think. He compared her to yoko ono and said writing pf lyrics with the wife was very spinal tap. Thats it put nicely btw...cant find a quote however :(
Oh, good grief....

Thanks for the info, quickpost. :;):



- quickpost - 06-26-2007 04:15 AM

any time bud!

Welcome to PFO!



- Wings on the Pig - 06-26-2007 07:32 AM

Pros and Cons Wrote:
pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:At last a good, quality post. None of this 'I hope they reunite. I hate David because he won't reunite them' business. I have never heard about the security issues at Rogers concerts before but it does sound pretty bad. Also, with regards to this stuff that people are saying, as if it is David's fault they are reuniting, we are not to know what is happening between the members. All I can say is that I have read some things Roger has said about David about his wife e. t. c and if I was in his situation I wouldn't just turn a blind eye and forget about it to reunite. It would be great to see them renite but I would rather leave the band as they were, hugging and smiling at Live 8, than have them reunite when none of the members are up for it and have only agreed to do it to be obliged to the fans. That is the way I see it anyway.

And, by the way, welcome to the forum paprazzi! :D
pinkfloydmadchris - Are you willing to elaborate on what Roger has said about Dave's wife? I've never heard of this before...? ???
I will try and find the quote.

And cheers Daniel, glad you liked my little rant. :D



- Pros and Cons - 06-26-2007 07:59 AM

quickpost Wrote:any time bud!

Welcome to PFO!
Thanks! :D


- Wings on the Pig - 06-26-2007 08:03 AM

This isn't the interview I was talking about, but if you read the part at the bottom about Floyd you can see why David is a bit cautious of Roger:

http://www.pinkfloydonline.com/int33.htm



- Pros and Cons - 06-26-2007 08:50 AM

pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:This isn't the interview I was talking about, but if you read the part at the bottom about Floyd you can see why David is a bit cautious of Roger:

http://www.pinkfloydonline.com/int33.htm
Thanks very much for your efforts! :D Like everyone else, I'd known that Dave and Roger had their problems with each other, but I never realized that Roger had talked about Dave's wife. :(


- Wings on the Pig - 06-26-2007 12:15 PM

Pros and Cons Wrote:
pinkfloydmadchris Wrote:This isn't the interview I was talking about, but if you read the part at the bottom about Floyd you can see why David is a bit cautious of Roger:

http://www.pinkfloydonline.com/int33.htm
Thanks very much for your efforts! :D Like everyone else, I'd known that Dave and Roger had their problems with each other, but I never realized that Roger had talked about Dave's wife. :(
No problem. I hope that people can understand David's decision to tour on his own once they read these things. Also, I would like to point out that David has also said uncomplementary things about Roger so it has happened both ways.


- paparazzi! - 06-27-2007 02:06 AM

I wonder if they really meant the things they said when they were mad? We all get mad and probbaly say or said some- thing dumb, then regret it and then can't take it back. Do you think it relates to this?


- Never Fear 33 Is Here - 06-27-2007 04:23 AM

paparazzi! Wrote:I wonder if they really meant the things they said when they were mad? We all get mad and probbaly say or said some- thing dumb, then regret it and then can't take it back. Do you think it relates to this?
Definitely a fair assumption. However generally when we/people say things in the heat of the moment it is indeed in the heat of the moment and not necesarilly (sp?) in interviews that are generally at the least hours apart from any argument.

Daniel



- Funky Dung - 07-06-2007 06:39 PM

I really think that they both act like babies kind of, when they take these silly chances to personally attack one another. It's ridiculous. That's why I prefer Wright and Mason to them, as people.


- wall1985 - 07-07-2007 08:42 AM

i've been a big pink floyd fan for ages since about '89, now they've done live8, i really want them to tour

don't think much of david though, he should sort it out, what's wrong with him? he makes me angry.



- Crowley - 07-25-2007 02:29 AM

David tried several times to reconcile with Roger (audi: "Lost for Words" lyrics) but failed. It's Roger's fault, if you ask me. He could understand that Pink Floyd is Pink Floyd only if working as a team. Fighting for the name, even though it's not his (it's Syd's)? Ridiculous. OK. In this very interesting interview above, Waters mentions performing pieces from "The Wall" by PF without him as a betrayal. OK he meant the two tours without him - Delicate... and PULSE. Which songs were played from that album? Another Brick pt2 which is so gerat because of David's solo. CN - the same. Run Like Hell - OK it's more Water's thing, but Dave and Guy Pratt sing it incomparably better than Roger. Hey you? Again, Dave has most of the vocals and this absolutely amazing guitar solos. So they've chosen to play the things that weren't 100% Waters-like. DSOTM? Waters sings only "Brain Damage" and "Eclipse" an so on.