20 years ago next week was Pink Floyd’s last show
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20 years ago next week was Pink Floyd’s last show
I remember like it was yesterday. I DVR’d it back then and watched it on a loop. Gilmour was in his own league that night.
https://youtu.be/xVQTKSWULu8?si=xo0V-rfpXWTunmoh
https://youtu.be/xVQTKSWULu8?si=xo0V-rfpXWTunmoh
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Wow, amazing, thank you for the link!
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Gilmour and the prick and the drummer are still at it, expect a cash grab in 3 years.
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No way. They don't need it and don't want it.
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They should've played Welcome To The Machine and Young Lust only and walked off stage. Or just played Dogs.
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The "Roger Waters vs. David Gilmour" & "Are the records without RW worthy of the Pink Floyd name?" debate is a Sludge highlight for me.
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Hell, no. They are Gilmour solo albums. Roger’s solo work sucks too though. More bands should be allowed to die with dignity. With stuff like the Australian Pink Floyd, there is zero reason for the originals to even get on stage again.
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Gilmour solo albums, Pink Floyd I don’t care what you call them. They rule
Roger Waters is talented but blows chunks as a person
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I love Pink Floyd!
I have been a huge fan of concept albums since I was a kid. Starting with Alice Cooper, Welcome to my Nightmare and Alice Cooper Goes to Hell, The Who's Tommy, later the movie.
I suppose Dark Side of the Moon and even Animals could be considered concept albums, but they didn't really tell the story that The Wall did.
My stepdad would not let me and my stepsister go to that show because the marines a couple of doors down were going to drive us.
They were nice enough guys but our Retired Master Sargent USMC dad thought he knew best, so we missed it.
I saw the movie a few years later when it came out. So good!
And then in 1994, I saw The Division Bell Tour in San Diego.
I have been a huge fan of concept albums since I was a kid. Starting with Alice Cooper, Welcome to my Nightmare and Alice Cooper Goes to Hell, The Who's Tommy, later the movie.
I suppose Dark Side of the Moon and even Animals could be considered concept albums, but they didn't really tell the story that The Wall did.
My stepdad would not let me and my stepsister go to that show because the marines a couple of doors down were going to drive us.
They were nice enough guys but our Retired Master Sargent USMC dad thought he knew best, so we missed it.
I saw the movie a few years later when it came out. So good!
And then in 1994, I saw The Division Bell Tour in San Diego.
Re: 20 years ago next week was Pink Floyd’s last show
Absolutely. Both of those albums are great, and both tours were amazing.Tommy2Tone84 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 01, 2025 7:11 pm
Gilmour solo albums, Pink Floyd I don’t care what you call them. They rule
Roger Waters is talented but blows chunks as a person
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Neither of those albums holds a candle to the real Floyd albums. Without Roger It’s like half a band with no lyricist.uwec95 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 01, 2025 8:25 pmAbsolutely. Both of those albums are great, and both tours were amazing.Tommy2Tone84 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 01, 2025 7:11 pm
Gilmour solo albums, Pink Floyd I don’t care what you call them. They rule
Roger Waters is talented but blows chunks as a person
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Re: 20 years ago next week was Pink Floyd’s last show
So did you stop liking KISS when it was just half the original band?
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Bono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Wed Jul 02, 2025 1:51 pm So did you stop liking KISS when it was just half the original band?

Also, maybe learn what “It’a like” means. it is 3/4 of the classic lineup, but without Roger “it’s like a little icing and no cake”
There is a HUGE hole left by Roger, sorry. They had the brand/name and Gilmour’s brilliant voice and playing, but that’s it. Oh yeah, and lots of lights which were mostly Roger’s concept too. If the law suit over the name went the other way, Roger would have had a decent sound alike for Dave and sold just as many tickets (and unlike 2 of the other 3 members would have earned it). “Pink Fraud” seemed to go out of their way to shit all over Roger’s vocals by making those parts sound like shit.
Roger’s In The Flesh Tour > any Rogerless Pink Fraud tour.
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Well, Roger lipsyncs, so i can see why you slob his knob.
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Boring troll is boringBono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Wed Jul 02, 2025 4:20 pm Well, Roger lipsyncs, so i can see why you slob his knob.
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100% true.
I love Gilmour's guitar playing and voice, and Rick Wright and Mason were magic with him as well.
BUT without Waters' songwriting, lyrics and overall vision, it wasn't Pink Floyd: anymore than the Beatles would be the Beatles without either John Lennon or Paul McCartney.
Fortunately, they never tried that bullshit.
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uwec95 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 01, 2025 8:25 pmAbsolutely. Both of those albums are great, and both tours were amazing.Tommy2Tone84 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 01, 2025 7:11 pm
Gilmour solo albums, Pink Floyd I don’t care what you call them. They rule
Roger Waters is talented but blows chunks as a person
Truth
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Wiseacre wrote: ↑Wed Jul 02, 2025 2:54 pmBono Nettencourt wrote: ↑Wed Jul 02, 2025 1:51 pm So did you stop liking KISS when it was just half the original band?because Ace and/or Peter were somehow the equivalent of the sole visionary who wrote pretty much EVERYTHING and sang half of it? Hahaha
Also, maybe learn what “It’a like” means. it is 3/4 of the classic lineup, but without Roger “it’s like a little icing and no cake”
There is a HUGE hole left by Roger, sorry. They had the brand/name and Gilmour’s brilliant voice and playing, but that’s it. Oh yeah, and lots of lights which were mostly Roger’s concept too. If the law suit over the name went the other way, Roger would have had a decent sound alike for Dave and sold just as many tickets (and unlike 2 of the other 3 members would have earned it). “Pink Fraud” seemed to go out of their way to shit all over Roger’s vocals by making those parts sound like shit.
Roger’s In The Flesh Tour > any Rogerless Pink Fraud tour.
Ace wrote or co-wrote classics like Cold Gin, Parasite, Strange Ways, Comin Home, Rock Bottom, Get Away, Flaming Youth, Shock Me, Hard Times, Save Your Love, Talk To Me, Two Sides of The Coin and Torpedo Girl. He also brought two obscure covers to the band and made them signatures and concert staples for himself with 2,000 Man and New York Groove.
If all Peter did was co-wrote Beth with Stan Penridge with a later tweak from Bob Ezrin, that would be enough. It was a million selling single and the band’s first of only three career top ten hit singles. Peter’s voice and vocal style, drumming, persona and personality are a fan favorite.
KISS lost more fans with the loss of Criss and Frehley then Pink Floyd did with the loss of Waters. Momentary and Division were big albums with huge tours.
Clearly, fans didn’t miss Waters that much or understood what an insufferable prick he was despite his talent. His absence didn’t hurt the band. They came back with a vengeance in the late 80 even with legal disputes and other drama. Ezrin chose to work with Gilmour rather than Waters. That speaks volumes. Waters thought he was Pink Floyd but he wasn’t. Not discounting his contributions but he comes off as a dictator. His time in Pink Floyd had as much crap as it did genius. He didn’t become a bass playing version of Eric Clapton or a Robert Plant upon his departure. His solo career wasn’t a breakout or runaway success.