Pink Floyd to Reunite

cowhead · 06-14-2005, 01:20 PM

saw them in St. Louis and Kc in the 80's damn fine show, then again I was one of those doped up kids who only listened to pink floyd.. a more grim deadhead I suppose. although they didn't have Waters with them, the show still kicked some serious ass.. although.. I really wish they (as in old rock stars) would just stop.. just stop.. how many freakin' 'last show ever' tours am I going to have to put up with and get suckered into seeing.. YEAH! I damn well paid the 60$ to see the original line up of Black Sabbath!.. and all told it was a little disapionting.. then again it could have just been the blistering heat and the 5$ glasses of water that had me a little in the way of surly.

ps. can aerosmith all just fucking stop! I mean DAMN! how many times can you crank out a formulaic album and expect people to buy it?!?! (oh wait, this is amurikuh isn't it?)

Elspode · 06-14-2005, 06:21 PM

I must respectfully disagree with Cowhead regarding old rockers just quitting. As long as they can still bash the strings and pummel the drums and press the keys and shriek off key, I say "do it!".

No one thought Horowitz should kick back and take it easy when he played Moscow at 90. No one told Jessica Tandy to get off the screen when she was pushing 80 and doing the best work of her career.

There will always be young punks out there to be relevant, smash hotel rooms and die from drug overdoses. The guys who have survived have something to sing about, and I think they need to do it until they either keel over or just decide that no one's listening anymore.

Let's see who ends up with the biggest grossing tours the next couple of years. I'm betting The Stones and Aerosmith will be in the top five. If Floyd goes on to tour, I'm betting it will be the most profitable in history.

kerosene · 06-14-2005, 08:26 PM

EEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

Saw these guys in 94 with the Division Bell tour. I will see them again. I was too young to go to a Pink Floyd concert for any of their earlier tours.

Who is being re-assembled within the group? Is Roger Waters (doubtful) coming back?

capnhowdy · 06-14-2005, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by case

EEEEEEEEEEE!!!!

Saw these guys in 94 with the Division Bell tour. I will see them again. I was too young to go to a Pink Floyd concert for any of their earlier tours.

Who is being re-assembled within the group? Is Roger Waters (doubtful) coming back?

Yes the bassman/singer will play, they say......

kerosene · 06-14-2005, 08:27 PM

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Originally Posted by cowhead

ps. can aerosmith all just fucking stop! I mean DAMN! how many times can you crank out a formulaic album and expect people to buy it?!?! (oh wait, this is amurikuh isn't it?)

I think you are the only person in the world who agrees with me on this one. I don't like any of their stuff, though, so that would be why.

06-14-2005, 01:20 PM	#1
cowhead halve your cake and eat it too. Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Georgia.. by way of Lawrence Kansas Posts: 1,359	saw them in St. Louis and Kc in the 80's damn fine show, then again I was one of those doped up kids who only listened to pink floyd.. a more grim deadhead I suppose. although they didn't have Waters with them, the show still kicked some serious ass.. although.. I really wish they (as in old rock stars) would just stop.. just stop.. how many freakin' 'last show ever' tours am I going to have to put up with and get suckered into seeing.. YEAH! I damn well paid the 60$ to see the original line up of Black Sabbath!.. and all told it was a little disapionting.. then again it could have just been the blistering heat and the 5$ glasses of water that had me a little in the way of surly. ps. can aerosmith all just fucking stop! I mean DAMN! how many times can you crank out a formulaic album and expect people to buy it?!?! (oh wait, this is amurikuh isn't it?) __________________ no my child.. this is not my desire..I'm digging for fire.

06-14-2005, 06:21 PM	#2
Elspode When Do I Get Virtual Unreality? Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Raytown, Missouri Posts: 12,719	I must respectfully disagree with Cowhead regarding old rockers just quitting. As long as they can still bash the strings and pummel the drums and press the keys and shriek off key, I say "do it!". No one thought Horowitz should kick back and take it easy when he played Moscow at 90. No one told Jessica Tandy to get off the screen when she was pushing 80 and doing the best work of her career. There will always be young punks out there to be relevant, smash hotel rooms and die from drug overdoses. The guys who have survived have something to sing about, and I think they need to do it until they either keel over or just decide that no one's listening anymore. Let's see who ends up with the biggest grossing tours the next couple of years. I'm betting The Stones and Aerosmith will be in the top five. If Floyd goes on to tour, I'm betting it will be the most profitable in history. __________________ "To those of you who are wearing ties, I think my dad would appreciate it if you took them off." - Robert Moog

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kerosene Touring the facilities Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The plains of Colorado Posts: 3,476	EEEEEEEEEEE!!!! Saw these guys in 94 with the Division Bell tour. I will see them again. I was too young to go to a Pink Floyd concert for any of their earlier tours. Who is being re-assembled within the group? Is Roger Waters (doubtful) coming back?

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