Toilet Rocker
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What a great day...I left work early, deposited a paycheck, and am now priming for tonight's David Gilmour show at Radio City with a Hoegaarden...Life is good.
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El Pistolero
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Dang I'm jealous...sometimes living down here in the third world really sucks.gaelone said:
also jealous. SWMBO and I used to go to at least two concerts every month, but since we had kids, it's more like two concerts every year.
My son's first concert was a Dead show (not the Grateful Dead, but the reunion tour that was going on in 2003/2004, obviously sans Jerry). I hope he appreciates that when he gets older. He definately had a good time.
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My son's first concert was a Dead show (not the Grateful Dead, but the reunion tour that was going on in 2003/2004, obviously sans Jerry). I hope he appreciates that when he gets older. He definately had a good time.
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Toilet Rocker
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I hear that there were a lot of guests that performed last night with him. Can't wait to see who might pop in tonight: Mason? Wright? Crosby? Nash?
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Just keep rubbing it in.gaelone said:
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It should be a great concert Rich. I'm jealous. I like Gilmour's work.
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My boy's was Ratdog. And he seemed to have a good time, also.Imperial Walker said:My son's first concert was a Dead show (not the Grateful Dead, but the reunion tour that was going on in 2003/2004, obviously sans Jerry). I hope he appreciates that when he gets older. He definately had a good time.
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OK, Gilmour left me speechless. It was great to see Richard Wright not only play the keys the whole night, but actually singing as much as he did. Plus seeing David Crosby and Graham Nash (who appear on Gilmour's latest record) provide backup vocals was sweet.
Show stopper was easily the full 23-minute version of Echoes. I've never seen Floyd perform this, nor Roger as a solo genius...so that was truly amazing and left me speechless.
The first set was the entire new album. The second set was entirely Floyd material with selections from Dark Side, The Wall, Obscured by Clouds (he actually performed Wot's uh The Deal), Wish You Were Here, and the Division Bell.
His guitar work still blows me away. I wish I were half the guitarist he is.
If you want to see a set list, head over to http://www.brain-damage.co.uk
I highly recommend those around Chicago, Toronto, and LA rush to get tix, EVEN FROM SCALPERS; you won't be disappointed.
Show stopper was easily the full 23-minute version of Echoes. I've never seen Floyd perform this, nor Roger as a solo genius...so that was truly amazing and left me speechless.
The first set was the entire new album. The second set was entirely Floyd material with selections from Dark Side, The Wall, Obscured by Clouds (he actually performed Wot's uh The Deal), Wish You Were Here, and the Division Bell.
His guitar work still blows me away. I wish I were half the guitarist he is.
If you want to see a set list, head over to http://www.brain-damage.co.uk
I highly recommend those around Chicago, Toronto, and LA rush to get tix, EVEN FROM SCALPERS; you won't be disappointed.
