This is United States calling

Post by **SkiDork** » Jan 19th, '07, 10:43

Are we reaching?

Vinny Vincenzo · Post by **Vinny Vincenzo** » Jan 19th, '07, 10:48

A man keeps answering. There must be somebody else there besides your wife.

Post by **SkiDork** » Jan 19th, '07, 10:51

close, but not quite accurate.

ozzy · Post by **ozzy** » Jan 19th, '07, 10:53

david gimore is playing the garden??

johnny the jibber · Post by **johnny the jibber** » Jan 19th, '07, 10:55

watched this the other day. it was good...

DMC_Freeride · Post by **DMC_Freeride** » Jan 19th, '07, 11:11

"Oh, wow! Look at this tub. Wanna take a bath? "

Jodi · Post by **Jodi** » Jan 19th, '07, 11:32

Oh my God... what a fabulous room. Are all these your guitars?

johnny the jibber · Post by **johnny the jibber** » Jan 19th, '07, 11:35

whats up jodi?

Keithus · Post by **Keithus** » Jan 19th, '07, 15:28

johnny the jibber wrote:watched this the other day. it was good...

I was there! The company I was working for in London sent me to Dusseldorf for most of '90.
It cost me more to fly Dusseldorf->Berlin than it would have cost London->Berlin, but I hadda go. My first "real" concert was Floyd 2/28/80 - The Wall at Nassau Coliseum.

A friend from England was one of the set carpenters; he built the "One of these days" room with the chair.
I sat up there with Jem for the Friday soundchecks with big kaleidoscope eyes. Roger badly mangled his check of "Hey You" and I though it was the funniest thing ever.

I was prepared to hate all of the special guests, but they rocked.
Even Cindy Lauper did an awesome job.

RedRider · Post by **RedRider** » Jan 19th, '07, 15:56

If you don't eat your meat, you can't have any pudding.
How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat!!

BigKahuna13 · Post by **BigKahuna13** » Jan 19th, '07, 16:06

Apropo. In my daughter's music class today they listened to "Dark Side of the Moon"

Vinny Vincenzo · Post by **Vinny Vincenzo** » Jan 26th, '07, 13:10

Our babysitter loves Pink Floyd. Imagine that. Today's high school kids liking a 70's band.

XtremeJibber2001 · Post by **XtremeJibber2001** » Jan 26th, '07, 13:40

Vinny Vincenzo wrote:Our babysitter loves Pink Floyd. Imagine that. Today's high school kids liking a 70's band.

Bet she's got the kind out on your table after you leave, too!

johnny the jibber · Post by **johnny the jibber** » Jan 26th, '07, 13:40

Keithus wrote:
johnny the jibber wrote:watched this the other day. it was good...

I was there! The company I was working for in London sent me to Dusseldorf for most of '90.
It cost me more to fly Dusseldorf->Berlin than it would have cost London->Berlin, but I hadda go. My first "real" concert was Floyd 2/28/80 - The Wall at Nassau Coliseum.

A friend from England was one of the set carpenters; he built the "One of these days" room with the chair.
I sat up there with Jem for the Friday soundchecks with big kaleidoscope eyes. Roger badly mangled his check of "Hey You" and I though it was the funniest thing ever.

I was prepared to hate all of the special guests, but they rocked.
Even Cindy Lauper did an awesome job.

thats awesome, lots of people there, something 250,000...

Keithus · Post by **Keithus** » Jan 26th, '07, 16:56

johnny the jibber wrote:
Keithus wrote:
johnny the jibber wrote:watched this the other day. it was good...

I was there! The company I was working for in London sent me to Dusseldorf for most of '90.
It cost me more to fly Dusseldorf->Berlin than it would have cost London->Berlin, but I hadda go. My first "real" concert was Floyd 2/28/80 - The Wall at Nassau Coliseum.

A friend from England was one of the set carpenters; he built the "One of these days" room with the chair.
I sat up there with Jem for the Friday soundchecks with big kaleidoscope eyes. Roger badly mangled his check of "Hey You" and I though it was the funniest thing ever.

I was prepared to hate all of the special guests, but they rocked.
Even Cindy Lauper did an awesome job.
thats awesome, lots of people there, something 250,000...

The crowd filled the entire Potzdammer Platz which is pretty big.
I remember missing my U-Bahn stop and having the train stop at the next station instead of doing the dark loop back to West Berlin. I got off in former East Berlin and was amazed to be on Unter den Linden with NO WALL anymore looking over at the Brandenberg Gate.

Now that Gilmore and Waters played nice at Live 8 maybe THIS band will get back together.