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Pink Floyd to Tour
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Mon Mar 06, 2006 10:24 amby JK
Rex Jory mentioned in an article in the Mail yesterday that there's a top shelf internationl act heading to Adelaide Oval in December ... on AA this morning they revealed that it is in fact Pink Floyd ... Just wondering if there's many Floyd fans on here likely to attend if that is the case?
Re: Pink Floyd to Tour
Posted:
Mon Mar 06, 2006 11:31 amby mick
Constance_Perm wrote:Rex Jory mentioned in an article in the Mail yesterday that there's a top shelf internationl act heading to Adelaide Oval in December ... on AA this morning they revealed that it is in fact Pink Floyd ... Just wondering if there's many Floyd fans on here likely to attend if that is the case?
Liked 'em a lot once, sold all my PF albums in garage sale a few years ago. Won't be going I can never see the point of paying a heap of money to be uncomfortable.
Yay!! I'll be there
Posted:
Mon Mar 06, 2006 11:50 amby Lunchcutter
I have fond memories of 1986 at Thebby Oval and that flying pink pig!
Re: Yay!! I'll be there
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Mon Mar 06, 2006 12:47 pmby Rik E Boy
Lunchcutter wrote:I have fond memories of 1986 at Thebby Oval and that flying pink pig!
That was 1988 Lunchy..it would have been a bit hard to play some of the songs from
Momentary Lapse in 1986!
regards,
REB
Re: Yay!! I'll be there
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Mon Mar 06, 2006 1:47 pmby Lunchcutter
[quote="Rik E Boy"][quote="Lunchcutter"]I have fond memories of 1986 at Thebby Oval and that flying pink pig!
[/quote]
That was 1988 Lunchy..it would have been a bit hard to play some of the songs from [i]Momentary Lapse [/i]in 1986!
regards,
REB[/quote]
Oops thanks for that must be going senile in my old age.. reckon it was Dire Straits in 1986 then...
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Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:41 pmby MUNGO JERRY
Thats very interesting. I read the same article.
I also belong to another website (non footy) in which recently they interviewed Roger Waters and he blatantly denied touring again and said that Floyd's performance at Live8 was purely a one off and something they needed to do as a band to put the "what if's' to bed.
However, if the rumour is true, I will be going. I've never seen them and would like the experience.
Posted:
Mon Mar 06, 2006 5:30 pmby zipzap
MUNGO JERRY wrote:I also belong to another website (non footy) in which recently they interviewed Roger Waters and he blatantly denied touring again and said that Floyd's performance at Live8 was purely a one off and something they needed to do as a band to put the "what if's' to bed.
I've read that too. Strange...
Posted:
Mon Mar 06, 2006 5:52 pmby JK
Well the story did come from AA, and they're never wrong!
Posted:
Mon Mar 06, 2006 7:25 pmby Interceptor
Wish it was true, but Dave Gilmour and Roger Waters are (separately) touring around Europe in coming months and the PF tour rumours are just bullcrap.
From
http://www.brain-damage.co.uk/ (4 Feb 2006)
PINK FLOYD & ROGER WATERS DENY CONCERT RUMOURS
Following on from our story of 27th January scotching the talk in the media of upcoming Pink Floyd reunion shows at London's Royal Albert Hall at the end of the year, the band themselves have come together to officially deny these rumours.
Their statement advises that David Gilmour, Nick Mason and Richard Wright are joined by Roger Waters in categorically stating that there is no truth in the recent news reports about a Pink Floyd tour planned for this Autumn.
David Gilmour said: “Since Live 8 there are certain sections of the media that have deliberately misled fans and public by inventing stories and quotes about Pink Floyd touring: Nick, Richard, Roger and I are telling fans directly that this is not happening. We are also asking the various parties who are fabricating these stories to desist, if only for the sake of the fans.â€
Please do not believe ticket agents, parts of the media with "exclusives" from "band insiders", and any other places claiming to know different! Should any decision be made for ANY activity, it will be announced properly through official channels. All that these false announcements have done have cruelly raised the hopes and expectations of fans worldwide, as is clear from our email inbox!
Rex Jory and Co could've at least been up to date with their fabrications!
Posted:
Tue Mar 07, 2006 7:31 pmby JK
This is indeed disappointing news, would love to have seen them ... When I first read the article, I thought he might have been referring to Robbie Williams as I thought I read somewhere he was a possibility to head out??
Re: Yay!! I'll be there
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Tue Mar 07, 2006 8:20 pmby Ian
Rik E Boy wrote:Lunchcutter wrote:I have fond memories of 1986 at Thebby Oval and that flying pink pig!
That was 1988 Lunchy..it would have been a bit hard to play some of the songs from
Momentary Lapse in 1986!
That was a great concert, I would love to see them again.
Posted:
Tue Mar 07, 2006 10:12 pmby Interceptor
We'll have to make do with the Pulse DVD which is (finally) due out on Sep 18th.
Posted:
Wed Mar 08, 2006 10:34 amby doggies4eva
Bugger! The Momentary Lapse of Reason concert was the best concert I have ever been to.
I would have been there.
Posted:
Wed Mar 08, 2006 10:35 pmby McAlmanac
Rex Jory - the last word in rock journalism.
Next week - Peter Goers' AFL Top 50.
Posted:
Wed Mar 08, 2006 11:24 pmby Leaping Lindner
McAlmanac wrote:Rex Jory - the last word in rock journalism.
Next week - Peter Goers' AFL Top 50.
That's funny
Posted:
Fri Mar 31, 2006 8:53 amby blink
Looks like Jory was talking out of his a*se again! According to the Advertiser today, it is not Pink Floyd touring mid-December, infact it is Robbie Williams.
Posted:
Fri Mar 31, 2006 8:31 pmby MUNGO JERRY
blink wrote:Looks like Jory was talking out of his a*se again! According to the Advertiser today, it is not Pink Floyd touring mid-December, infact it is Robbie Williams.
geepers...i hope i dont get free tickets.....if I do I better take a pillow and a sleeping bag cos it would be very very BORING!