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  • deepthroat
    VIP Member
    • Mar 2008
    • 1947

    #91
    13-15
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    • deepthroat
      VIP Member
      • Mar 2008
      • 1947

      #92
      The last two....
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      • deepthroat
        VIP Member
        • Mar 2008
        • 1947

        #93
        And one final image.

        This is hanging behind me on the wall in my office as I type, it's an original (super rare) promotional poster for the Pink Floyd "The Wall" concerts in Los Angeles. I drove from Seattle to Los Angeles for the first show - Feb. 7 1980 - and it's still one of the greatest memories of my life.

        They played 6 shows in LA, then 6 in New York, then London, Dusseldorf Germany, then London again a year later.

        Other than Live Eight, these were the final live performances with Roger Waters, and one of the most spectacular concerts of all time.
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        • Napalm
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2006
          • 139

          #94
          (Snick @ Feb. 22 2010,07:30) "I Was Punk Once"
          Yea we knew him well but he was more of a performer/artist than a muso even thought his brother keeps his legacy alvie
          Not up the ass thank you very much...

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          • PigDogg
            Legendary Member
            • Aug 2004
            • 8201

            #95
            (Snick @ Feb. 21 2010,17:27) I remember the floor being so sticky
            Show World?

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            • El_hefe
              Executive Member
              • Jul 2008
              • 597

              #96
              I'm impressed by the Astral Weeks & Armatrading mentions.....
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              • El_hefe
                Executive Member
                • Jul 2008
                • 597

                #97
                And......
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                • Napalm
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2006
                  • 139

                  #98
                  Not up the ass thank you very much...

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                  • katoeylover
                    Legendary Member
                    • Jul 2004
                    • 5821

                    #99
                    (JaiDee @ Feb. 22 2010,03:01)
                    (Bumpa STIKKA @ Feb. 22 2010,08:15)
                    very dark, loud, smelly bathrooms, unwashed and tattooed patrons, cheap beer, graffitti, no attitude or trendiness;
                    Damn... where do I find this nirvana?  
                    In Montreal ......not that you would ever go inside, you wise-arse!!
                    I am having serious giggles thinking of Jaidee and Tomcat hitting a hard rock biker bar in Montreal....

                    Time to dust down those leather pants, boys...
                    seriously pig headed,arrogant,double standard smart ass poster!

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                    • pacman
                      Veteran Member
                      • Apr 2007
                      • 4446

                      #100
                      (deepthroat @ Feb. 22 2010,10:41) 4. Pink Floyd - Dark Side of the Moon.
                               ....Perhaps my favorite album of all time.
                      I think on balance, I would have to agree with you.

                      I have loved 1000's of artists & their albums but I can't think of any that come closer to the sustained perfection Pink Floyd managed with Dark Side of the Moon. A local poll a few years back gave the prize to Sergeant Peppers Lonely Heart Club, just ridiculous IMO.

                      I saw Roger Waters in concert 2 years ago (with the giant floating pig) & he played the entire album from start to finish. Note perfect, it was quite surreal how close it was to the studio version. Their David Gilmour stand-in could well have been David, that's how good he was.
                      Despite the high cost of living, it continues to be popular.

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                      • mirimark
                        Veteran Member
                        • Mar 2004
                        • 4487

                        #101
                        Time Is On My Side Ruby Tuesday
                        Heart Of Stone P Let's Spend The Night Together
                        lay With Fire Jumpin' Flash
                        (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction Street Fighting Man
                        As Tears Go Sympathy For The Devil (my personal favorite.)
                        By Get Off Of My Cloud Paint It, Black
                        Mother's Little Helper Under My Thumb
                        19th Nervous Breakdown Honky Tonk Women
                        Gimme Shelter Midnight Rambler (Live)
                        You Can't Always Get What You Want Brown Sugar Wild Horses
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                        • mirimark
                          Veteran Member
                          • Mar 2004
                          • 4487

                          #102
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                          • guydesavoy
                            Veteran Member
                            • Nov 2008
                            • 3086

                            #103
                            Aint it funny how the kids these days seem to think the 70's was all about disco ?

                            We could start another thread on how many great albums came out in '76... What a year.

                            Here's a trip down the West Coast sound of the time...
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                            • Bobcat
                              Senior Member
                              • Feb 2006
                              • 373

                              #104


                              Punk was best, God I worked as a tape op on this album & had the great privilage of working with Steve Lilywhite. It was my first LP credit. Never forget mixing the album down at the end and going to a Pizza House in Hampstead for a meal getting them to put the cassette on the in house muzak system. Hearing it for the first time in public. Fu#k me I thought I was famous at 22.

                              Remember "The sound of the Suburbs". Best white Punk Reggae, Offshore banking business which was a piss take on one of the lads dads.

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                              • guydesavoy
                                Veteran Member
                                • Nov 2008
                                • 3086

                                #105
                                Sorry this airport wi-fi is shite   West Coast Pt 2
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