Wright down

as subject:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7617363.stm

 

Plane crash?

Oh, right, that Wright.

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The speccy Geordie twat.

 

"I am not frightened of dying, any time will do"

<sad>

 

Bugger.

 

Bollox

 

Your name, age, date of birth..

D.

 

That's a pisser.

 

wrote in @m3g2000hsc.googlegroups.com:

<glum>

 

Is Syd Barrett dead?

I'll bet it was in that poxy fucking helicopter crash.

 

<plays Shine on You Crazy Diamond as a requiem>

 

I love that track. Although a better requiem would be Great Gig in the Sky,
which Rick Wright composed.

Pah

The BBC is not what it used to be. They are playing pre-recorded shows on
R1 & R2. Paul Jones show is quite good, mind.

 

That's what I'm listening to right now...

...although I've had a bit of a grim few days on the death front so it
seems rather apt all round.

 

**** me.

Not watched telly or had radio on all day

sad

Very Sad


But on a bright note ...

<skips over and turns on planet rock>

.... bound to get wall to wall <pun intended> Floyd

 

More than once

 

Yer,but, thats a technically a compilation album, which means its not from
Pulse, its from DSOTM.

And *that* matters

 

Hah... just got that joke ......

 

Yer, but, by the time you listen to it, its not *live* but a recording of
a live gig, and lest face it they will have tweaked it so that it doesn't
sound the same as it did when it was performed.

I normally buy live tour ablums, but for some reason never felt this was
needed with Floyd.

 

the DVD of Gilmour's last tour, at the Albert Hall is a worthwhile purchase
http://www.davidgilmour.com/dvd.htm

The music on the first DVD is excellent. D Bowie Esq does an excellent
cover of Arnold Layne. The version of Echoes is wonderful. It's such a
pisser that my BiL has borrowed the fucker.

The 2nd DVD is also very entertaining.

 

wrote in @m3g2000hsc.googlegroups.com:

incidentally, where is Miss Pullen? Supply teacher to my primary school
when I was 10/11.

As an experiment she played Saucerful of Secrets to my class and asked us
to write down what we were thinking. I think I was the only one of 30 or so
pupils who enjoyed the experience.

I went home and enthused to my older brother. I received Relics as a
birthday present and A Nice Pair for Xmas. The following summer I was off
to Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, with said brother, to see the Dark Side of
the Moon show. Quite a memory as your first proper gig.

I wonder if my lad will feel the same about his first gig: going to Cardiff
to watch the Arctic Monkeys with his dad?

 

You lucky bugger.

Mind you, the first proper gig I went to was Queen, at Bristol
Hippodrome, in 1975, so I guess I can't complain.