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psychadelicMINDenhancer · 03-15-2004 08:22 AM

dosen't everybody love the smirk on DG's face as he says that
they were not a drug orientated group and you can trust them
OK and Clinton really didn't inhale j/k but come on...In one of the multiple books i own about PF they all admidt to at least
smoking a lil pot....But whats wrong with that...Just a thought

"I love she, She loves me".....Syd Barrett

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FloydWright · 03-15-2004 09:12 AM

Still, he IS correct to say that they are not one of those bands that exists just for drugs or popularizing drugs. There's more to them than that. So what if they tried it on occasion? Even if they did, they're still not a "drug-oriented" group.

simps · 03-15-2004 10:39 AM

Apparently Roger says he and Nick were great friends and were mostly into heavy drinking, whereas the Gilmour-Wright camp dabbled in all kinds of illegals instead. Obviously Syd could hardly have been more drug orientated.

Brokaw_VS_Rather · 03-18-2004 08:21 AM

No kidding. Syd once forgot how to play guitar. Gilmour had to teach him how to play again. I find that HI-larious. Good ol' Syd. We love you dude.

Wourm · 03-19-2004 11:34 PM

thats a pretty cool clip

divot109 · 04-09-2004 03:19 PM

I missed it, but it seems to me VH1 could have choosen better people to comment on Floyd. Joe Elliot & Brett Michaels?????? Come on you crazy diamonds, those two goof-balls are hardly in the same dimension let-alone category or class as Floyd! Far from it, in fact. We're not talking about "every rose" having it's thorn or how "love bites", and it's certainly no "unskinny bop..."

Lazlow · 04-15-2004 03:01 AM

Well, about the breathe: I think that album is about life and death. It starts with a heartbeat, then goes into Breathe ( the first breath) then everything else, then Great Gig In The Sky (Death) Then the other songs, are just there.

Lakeweirdo · 06-23-2004 01:08 PM

That's pretty cool.

slygirl · 06-23-2004 02:52 PM

FloydWright Wrote:Still, he IS correct to say that they are not one of those bands that exists just for drugs or popularizing drugs. There's more to them than that. So what if they tried it on occasion? Even if they did, they're still not a "drug-oriented" group.

yes, but, PF were so popular in the 60s-drug-era. whether the band members did drugs or not is a moot point. most of the population did (doesnt make it right, just a realistic fact). BTW...to some (like me) PF is still popular. touring or not!!! rocker

BusStopRatBag · 12-24-2004 08:26 PM

Walrus123 Wrote:I liked the clip with Dave talking which answered the question to the whole message board about whether Floyd did drugs or not. :love:

it took him long enough to say " 'course we're not"

HAHA..

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