Yes, Roger we liked your pig tonight
Five quick thoughts from the Roger Waters show at the Xcel:
1. Sheep! (with the new-fangled pig)
2. Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun.
3. The spinning "prism" at the end of Dark Side (which, to be honest, I could have done without the entire album -- it's probably my fifth favorite Floyd album).
4. Apart from a few pointed comments, Roger seemed to be in a good mood (the sold-out house probably helped).
5. Southhampton Dock/Fletcher Memorial Home and Vera Lynn/Bring the Boys Back Home (completed with explosions).
More anon.
Saturday, June 30, 2007
And how could I forget Doctor Who?
The final episode of Season 3 is (slowly) arriving. Don't think I'll get to it before the concert, but -- oh man -- I think I'm going to have a class five geek out later today.
Here's the official BBC website:
Doctor Who
Cheers all
Here's the official BBC website:
Doctor Who
Cheers all
More posts are coming, really
Hey. Been supremely busy as of late, but should be posting on a regular basis starting soon (even tonight if possible). Off to see Roger Waters in a few hours. Will post on a trip to Las Vegas (including stuff from a backstage tour of "Love," and impressions of the show). Meanwhile, I'm working through a couple of stacks of CDs, LPs and other releases that have landed on my desk as of late (when I finally retrieved my mail following my Vegas vacation, I literally had a brick of stuff, including a number of albums of interest. There's a nice renaissance of music going on right now -- plenty of artists in a lot of genres making music that's interesting and even thrilling.
But since the Waters concert is only 3 hours away right now, I really can't think about much else. I saw him 20 years ago on the Radio KAOS tour at a venue (the Met Center) that is now the parking lot for the Mall of America. No matter the gap of years, there are still details I remember clear as day from the show -- including the way that old hockey arena pulsed during Welcome to the Machine. We'll see how he does at the new hockey arena tonight.
But since the Waters concert is only 3 hours away right now, I really can't think about much else. I saw him 20 years ago on the Radio KAOS tour at a venue (the Met Center) that is now the parking lot for the Mall of America. No matter the gap of years, there are still details I remember clear as day from the show -- including the way that old hockey arena pulsed during Welcome to the Machine. We'll see how he does at the new hockey arena tonight.
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