Roger Waters - The Pros & Cons of Going Solo

Logan wrote: I thought it was a Scottish thing where you have been adopted into the clan, be it the clan MacDonald, the clan MacDougal, the can MacRob. or in this case the clan MacHine and they were wondering about his whereaboots before realising the he was having a bite to eat at the house o the nice lass wha livit doun the lade. Welcome ma son welcome tae the MacHine where have ye been? it's alricht we know where ye've been... Ower at Miss MacMillan's tastin her delicious cullen skink again, richt?

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^ As I understand, the meaning of Gilmour standing on top of the Wall is that he did exactly that in the original concerts with Pink Floyd in the 80's.

O666 wrote: Dellinger wrote: ^ As I understand, the meaning of Gilmour standing on top of the Wall is that he did exactly that in the original concerts with Pink Floyd in the 80's. Can you explain about "the meaning" that you mentioned?! I don't get it!

I don't know if there was a meaning, I only know Gilmour did that since the Pink Floyd shows back in the 80's (in the booklet to the live version of The Wall, there was a quote of Gilmour saying that was the best part of the shows for him). I guess he or Waters just thought it would look cool... remember they had built a Wall between the band and the crowd, so they had to find ways to keep the audience enternained and not just looking at a blank wall (at some point Waters would appear from the middle of the wall, as if from a window, and I don't know what else). So Gilmour just did it again when he was a guest for Waters (though I believe in the rest of the tour Kilminster had been taking his place on top of the wall).

mellotronwave wrote: Sean Trane wrote: Seen it last monday Broadcasted during La Tribune (every Monday evening and dedicated to Football) on Belgian TV 1 :-)

 2023: Roger Waters - This is Not a Drill: Still Live and Rocking in Prague in 2023. 

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - October 05 2023 at 02:57

Roger Waters presents The Dark Side of the Moon worldwide concert tour 2006-2008 which has never been released on DVD, so Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun and enjoy it while you can. You know it all makes Perfect Sense, Rodney. 

Psychedelic Paul wrote: Roger Waters presents The Dark Side of the Moon worldwide concert tour 2006-2008 which has never been released on DVD, so Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun and enjoy it while you can. You know it all makes Perfect Sense, Rodney.

Actually. It all makes perfect sense in all 3 parts.

Psychedelic Paul wrote: progbethyname wrote: Psychedelic Paul wrote: Brilliant news! When the rest of the world was in lockdown during the Covid-19 scare, Roger Waters was busy recording The Lockdown Sessions (with special guests Jonathan Wilson and Dave Kilminster), the aim being to improve on his previous iconic works with Pink Floyd. So how do you improve on a masterpiece you may well ask? Just like this!  <span style=": rgb248, 248, 252;"> 2022: Roger Waters - The Lockdown Sessions - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kHSppQrHjZrehfvgTQBS9nwG9b-dCKqZE</span> <span style=": rgb248, 248, 252;"> </span> <span style=": rgb248, 248, 252;">* This outstanding album may have already been featured elsewhere. </span> Still Waters runs deep - so deep in fact that Roger's reworked version of Two Suns in the Sunset   Yes. I finally bought this on CD. It is absolutely lovely. Two suns and the Sunset is my favourite. Amazing spin on that track. Still Waters runs deep - so deep in fact that Roger's lovely reworked version of Two Suns in the Sunset runs right into my very heart and soul.

Wow. I love this attitude of yours. This uninhibited enthusiasm. Looks like we are in the same camp, my friend. Straight through the heart indeed.