Sometimes Life Ain't What It Seems - John Butler Trio

Back In The U.S.S.R. - The Beatles

One - U2

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Received my tix for Jane's and NIN for next month - can't wait!!!

Oh, That Smell - Lynard Skynard

Good idea. The stage is going to be HUGE (the entire Stones stage from their last tour can fit inside) and the are playing "in the round" basically so shouldn't be too many bad seats in the house. I got my $95 tix for the Tampa gig in October, this past Monday. Going to be awesome!!!!

Just a little fun, that's all.

It actually sounds good, coming from you

Trick Of The Light - The Who

Down - Stone Temple Pilots

Messy girls, gotta love 'em!!

Highway Star - Deep Purple

I don't have the cd, but have seen the dvd and I think even though PULSE is better than the Delicate Sound Of Thunder, it still does not compare to Gilmour's playing on The Wall live disc or the shows I have heard from the 70's. Again, just my opinion. PULSE is a whole lot better than Roger's rendition of Dark Side and the other Floyd classics played with his band.

Highway Chile - Jimi Hendrix

If you ever have the chance to get a copy of a show from mid 70's, do so. I am currently listening to a show from the Animals tour. They do Wish You Were Here in one set and Animals in the other set, with Money and Us and Them for encores. Great stuff! Also, I know earlier everyone was down on The Wall and I know it is not always my favorite to listen to from beginning to end. However, the live disc they released is VERY GOOD, much better than the studio version, with much more jamming and Gilmour's guitar work is great on it. It adds a different dimension to the body of work, even without the visuals that were going on around them while it was being performed. DO NOT think Delicate Sound Of Thunder and Pulse are proper representations of what was being played by the 70's version of the band, they sound stale by comparison. IMO.

Black Dog (from TSRTS soundtrack)

Run Like Hell - Pink Floyd

Money - Pink Floyd

The Logical Song - Supertramp

That is how they became noticed in the underground scene they came from. They would have never been signed if that was the case.

The Show Must Go On - Pink Floyd

Where are you seeing them? Is it with NIN? Enjoy, I'm sure you will!!

Spats, this is not an insult - just get that out of the way upfront. Pink Floyd built their reputation as a live act based on cutting edge visuals back in the mid 1960's. They were pioneers in light show and psychedelic sounds, even The Beatles were checking them out before making Sgt. Peppers... Action is in the eyes of the beholder. I love the multi-sensory shows that I watched Floyd put on and I have bootlegs of performances by them in the 70's that I just love listening to Gilmour and Co. go off on "Shine On...", "Dogs" and "Money" among others. They were a great band, critically acclaimed, artistically acclaimed and obviously have legions of fans. Last word on this, how many visuals were at the Live 8 reunion gig? Not much. How many of those hundreds of thousands of fans in Hyde Park were there to hear them play? Most, if not all. End of story.