Those set lists are pretty solid. Man I can't wait to see Roger.

Yeah, it was exactly the same when I saw him (as far as I know, there was a couple of songs towards the end of the first set, that I also don't recognise on that setlist).

Live, with the giant video screens, props, lights and pyrotechnics, it's fu[size=2]cking[/size] fantastic.

Has anyone read the news I posted about Pink Floyd reuniting?

They will do that for 1 show again ...

im so jealous.

and i think that article was fake, if its the same one we're talking about

Probably, I found that link on a Peter Gabriel fansite where they said he was playing the show. I also noticed Pink Floyd in the line up

[quote=gmac] Roger Waters show being amazing.[/quote]

:confused:

He was replying to a post on the previous page.

other bands similar to pink floyd plz

i started to listening to them the other day i love this ****

And a young Pink Floyd fan is born.

I really can't think of similar bands. There's David Gilmour's solo career.

[quote=Leper;14262854]He was replying to a post on the previous page.[/quote]

umm what previous page

[QUOTE=form;14263648]other bands similar to pink floyd plz

i started to listening to them the other day i love this ****[/QUOTE]

Not much else sounds like Floyd. So the solo career's of the individual member's might be a good place too look.

Radiohead?

Some of the Beatles' psychedelic stuff sounds like early floyd

[QUOTE=form;14263648]other bands similar to pink floyd plz

i started to listening to them the other day i love this ****[/QUOTE]

:thumb:

I would say Porcupine Tree, they don't sound much like Floyd ... but if you like PF then it is highly likely you will like Porcupine Tree, because they are mind-blowingly awesome.

[QUOTE=Danger Bird;14265575]Radiohead?

Some of the Beatles' psychedelic stuff sounds like early floyd[/QUOTE]

That's probably because toward the Sergent Pepper recordings the Beatles and Pink Floyd were in Abbey Road Studios at the same time. Floyd of course was recording Piper at the Gates of Dawn. Supposedly they would go to each other's studio rooms and listen to what each were doing to try and get some influence.

awesome thanks guys

ill check them out

[QUOTE=form;14266510]awesome thanks guys

ill check them out[/QUOTE]

You might want to check out King Crimson too.

I think I'll be seeing Roger Waters this summer at Summerfest. C=

[url]http://www.pandora.com[/url] is great for finding similar artists

EDIT: Run Straight Down by Warren Zevon has a heavy late Floyd vibe.

Me like Pandora :smoke:

Good for finding similar music you're into.

Id never heard of that site before, thats really helpful. Although sometimes it misses the mark completely.

I have Animals and Meddle.

What next? I refuse The Wall and Dark Side of the Wall, so anything except those.

Refusing those albums is silly, but whatever.

Get [I]Wish You Were Here[/I], it's their best anyway.

It's silly but from what I've heard of The Wall I didn't like.

I'm so true that I'm purposely not getting their most popular albums.

the wall sucks

[I]The Wall[/I] has some great stuff, but I do find it a little boring sometimes. I think WYWH, Dark Side, Meddle and maybe Animals are all better.

It's all good. Not getting an album because of it's popularity is stupid. I really recommend Dark Side Of The Moon.

yeah considering it's the only pink floyd album worth listening to all the way through

[QUOTE=Eliminator;14271125]yeah considering it's the only pink floyd album worth listening to all the way through[/QUOTE]not even meddle? i really like that one :/

Guys guys we all know Ummagumma's the best.

i've been told it wasn't that good