I eat peanuts with the shells on.

Roger's long lost son?

This thread has to stop falling into the abyss.

Anyways, it appears that while Roger is touring in the Middle East, he took the opportunity to leave his mark lol.

[url]http://www.brain-damage.co.uk/pics/wall06061.jpg[/url]

He is truly devoted to politics. So is anyone else looking forward to what Rick Wright will be able to do for his next solo effort after touring with Gilmour?

Hahaha. Nice job Roger. That made me laugh.

He's getting a bit of a beer belly recently.

Eh, I guess you kind of have to expect that. He's not exactly young anymore. Anyway, compared to Dave he looks like a 13 year old girl. Hehe.

Great picture, good to see someone in the Western world hasn't forgotten about that wall.

Ok, so I was at the record store today and found Ummagumma. This is easily the most F-ed up record I've ever heard. I'm currently on the 3rd side about to listen to Roger Waters' piece, but Wright's isn't that great. :confused:

But the tape version is top class.

And David looks so bloody creepy now. Those eyebrows! :eek:

Roger's the only one who looks under sixty. Had some work done perhaps? I don't wanna speculate, but just compare a current photo of the stubborn one with that of the cover of PATGOD. Anyone else notice the apparent size downgrade in the Waters shnoz?

So I pretty much just realized that High Hopes is an amazing song.. Personally I think in lyrics it's well, but musically there is no doubt. What a good ending to an album as well.. Not Floyds best, but yeah. I think High Hopes is the best post-Waters song.


On the topic.. I'm going to literally sh[size=2]i[/size]t my pants when the Pulse DVD comes out.

[quote=standard]I'm going to literally **** my pants when the Pulse DVD comes out.[/quote]
Let's just say I'm [i]waaay[/i] ahead of you.

And [b]High Hopes[/b] is a corker. The lap-steel guitar solo in the end is brillo too. My favourite post-Waters track would probably be [b]Coming Back To Life[/b].

The best Post-Waters song is Learning To Fly. I love it.

[QUOTE=Riva]The best Post-Waters song is Learning To Fly. I love it.[/QUOTE]

It's good.. But I can't stand the generic 80s sound to it.

I dont like Learning to Fly as much. But High Hopes is such an incredible song. A Great day for Freedom from the Division Bell album is fantastic.

[QUOTE=Hamilcar]aaaah folklore lol. My dad also claimed that he saw Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Van Halen in the same week haha.[/QUOTE]
I'm not exactly sure, but I think that could have happened in '79. But I don't know if I could handle seeing Zeppelin's '79 tour, Pink Floyd perform The Wall, and Van Halen all in the same week. I'd probably keel over and die of happiness after just one of those concerts :lol:

[QUOTE=bahamut_ali]Roger's the only one who looks under sixty. Had some work done perhaps? I don't wanna speculate, but just compare a current photo of the stubborn one with that of the cover of PATGOD. Anyone else notice the apparent size downgrade in the Waters shnoz?[/QUOTE]
I personally subscribe to the theory that Roger went to see The Mothman Prophecies, walked out of the theater, drove straight to a plastic surgeon, and said, "I want to look exactly like Richard Gere." The resemblance is just too similar to be coincidental :p

Holy crapola. I think you're onto something. I never noticed it before, but now it's just uncanny.

[QUOTE=Hamilcar]Ok, so I was at the record store today and found Ummagumma. This is easily the most F-ed up record I've ever heard. I'm currently on the 3rd side about to listen to Roger Waters' piece, but Wright's isn't that great. :confused:[/QUOTE]
That's one of my favorite albums of all time.

RIP Syd.

I beat all the Floyd fans :o

Yep, I was expecting this thread to be on fire right about now.

Shine on Syd.

R.I.P.

Syd wont be forgotten :(

RIP you diamond...

[QUOTE]Yep, I was expecting this thread to be on fire right about now.

Shine on Syd.

R.I.P.[/QUOTE]
GMT 10+ ftw

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids]GMT 10+ ftw[/QUOTE]

Should the biggest fanboy of them all be around here somewhere then? :p

Indeed he should!

oh wait I think it's past his bedtime :o

Man, Barrett's gone at sixty, isch.

That ain't old.

RIP you crazy diamond.

Wow, that came as a shock. RIP. I'm just now really getting into Syd's stuff with Pink Floyd.

The Pulse DVD should be out right now (according to the posters on the walls in my city, at least), has anyone already checked it out?

I bought PULSE earlier today on DVD. The picture quality and sound quality is phenomenal, the highest quality I've ever seen in a concert DVD.

The actual performances present are what make the DVD worth it. Every song is performed wonderfully, Gilmour is in top form here. Basically, if you consider yourself a fan of Pink Floyd, buy this DVD as soon as you finish reading this post. You will not regret it one bit.

RIP Syd Barrett, you were an amazingly creative person and I'm happy to know that you have finally found peace. Rest in peace and shine on...

Syd will be missed, does anyone actually know how he died? He wont be forgotten.
RIP

[QUOTE=Deconstruction]Syd will be missed, does anyone actually know how he died? He wont be forgotten.
RIP[/QUOTE]
It says complecations with Diabetes on the BBC website.

the pigs have flown :( syd barret never be forgotten always in the hearts of Pink Floyd fans