How Pink Floyd made The Wall album, tour and film | Vinyl Rewind

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  @DanLetts97 · 5 years ago

  Watching this documentary makes me realize how focussed and hard-working progressive rock musicians were. Most musicians would be too busy partying and boozing to ever get projects like this to see the light of day. Incredible work ethic

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  @Vidaluko · 5 years ago

  I waited 12 hours to see The Rolling Stones in 2006 under the sun in a stadium in my city, I would wait for days for a Pink Floyd concert today

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• IB

  @ibr0ughty0umybull3ts · 5 years ago

  the moral of the story: spit on a fan out of frustration, make a masterpiece of a musical experience 5 years latee

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• TH

  @THAT_CLOWN_DOES_NOT_CARE · 4 years ago

  Richard Wright was done so wrong during this era, he contributed so much, but it wasn't apparent until they let him go. Thankfully David picked him up, and brough his enormous talent back to life, what a dude! The way Wright was treated is what solidified my opinion of Roger, and it has not changed, that's doesn't take anything away from his talent, but that's not all that matters.

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• AL

  @albertvaninwegen601 · 5 years ago

  Gilmore solo on top of wall  was the coolest live concert moment I have ever witnessed.  The wall show was  to  far beyond any  other live anent  at the time.  What a fortunate life moment.  The opportunity to see Floyd perform the wall live at Nassau Colosseum. I still get chills when I think about it. Oh and the ticket was $15.00.

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• MI

  @mightyV444 · 5 years ago

  Some time in 1979, when I was 9, we had relatives coming to visit our family, and when I told my cousin that I loved Pink Floyd's song 'Another Brick In The Wall', he got excited and said he'd bought the 'The Wall' album and that it was amazing, and he told me he'd copy it on tape for me - I'm still waiting for that tape today!  x-))

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• JO

  @jonathanyork8977 · 5 years ago

  I saw the concert twice at Earls Court. And I've still got photos I took! Amazing experience.

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• ST

  @Step198626 · 7 years ago

  This is great, I consider this the best The Wall project analysis I have ever seen, it includes the original and rare material and is worth of using it as a lecture material

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• RA

  @ramirezmanuel117 · 5 years ago

  Roger wishes the film had more humor when he had one of the funniest lines ever.<br>&quot;If you dont eat your meat, how can you have any pudding.&quot;

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• RO

  @Roach_Dogg_JR · 4 years ago

  I just love that the idea was born out of such a personal experience that isn&apos;t relatable at all to us non rockstars (The disconnect between yourself and your audience), but so many of the songs on the album are relatable and speak to me personally.

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• KE

  @KenobiStark1 · 5 years ago

  77’ Pink Floyd concert so long that David Gilmore had time to leave the stage, watch show from mixing board, the band hired a guitar player to play the rest of set, by the time the whole concert finished it was 1978

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  @AlinaAniretake · 1 year ago

  The best part about Bob Gedolf not being a fan of Pink floyd, is the moment, when you realize, that he was the sole reason - why Band was reunited one last time in Live Aid

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