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wonderboy
Keep trying.
Points to the band for being open about this.
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dcba
People who coughed out big bucks to see them over the years will be "delighted" to know their enjoyement was secondary to some stripper's titties...
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Nikkei
I never understood Keith's remark "Rehab is for quitters" (to Ronnie) Seems like the opposite, he who does rehab is bound to relapse.
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dcba
People who coughed out big bucks to see them over the years will be "delighted" to know their enjoyement was secondary to some stripper's titties...
David Gilmour admitted in a latter day interview that when he's up on stage and playing guitar, like a solo he's already played hundreds of times, he's mentally composing a grocery shopping list for the following day.
David Gilmour grinning after just remembering there's a sale on lamb chops at the supermarket tomorrow.
That is a distortion of reality for those that want to change for a more healthy life . Good for those that want to live healthy . Our health is the most important in order to have a good quality of life . Rant over .Quote
Nikkei
I never understood Keith's remark "Rehab is for quitters" (to Ronnie) Seems like the opposite, he who does rehab is bound to relapse.
I wasn't very impressed with the clips I saw...the song selection was really lacking.Quote
tomcasagranda
I just want to know when S&M2 is coming out as an album.
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crholmstrom
i hope james beats his demons.
It's ridiculous to take Het's quote at face value, as if he didn't care about his live performances. He was simply being brutally honest, and it's probably a mindset that more musicians than we think share.Quote
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crholmstrom
i hope james beats his demons.
I hope not. They feed his creativity (same goes for Keef... or Francis Bacon).
I hope he'll not be destroyed by his demons. An artist without demons is what? An entertainer, like Celine Dion.
Urgh...
And it's quite interesting to compare Keef to Het. In the most "turbulent" times of his life (the 70's) Keef coud say sth like : "the only moments of sanity you'll find in a day is the two hours you spend onstage". Translation : nothing matters more than the day gig. The rest (the partying the drugs) is secondary.
Apparently Het reversed the priorities...
Oh, I know all about their history...I've heard the complaints about them selling out and going soft back to the mid '90s.Quote
dcba
Well I saw them in 92 96 and 99 and they always delivered.
Then I listened to tons of Met-club B tapes of their 2000's shows and frankly I felt sorry for the poor souls who they were seeing a band at its prime. Lars particularly was lacking to say it politely. If at that time Het had quit alcohol Lars was obviously more interested in his Basquiat collection than in practicing the drums at home.
But hey old-timers will tell you they already sucking in the 90's and their golden era was the 80's.
Hyper-exclusive fans might claim they started to suck right after Cliff died, so they had 3 good years and the rest was a slow decline.
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crholmstrom
i hope james beats his demons.
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dcba
People who coughed out big bucks to see them over the years will be "delighted" to know their enjoyement was secondary to some stripper's titties...
David Gilmour admitted in a latter day interview that when he's up on stage and playing guitar, like a solo he's already played hundreds of times, he's mentally composing a grocery shopping list for the following day.
David Gilmour grinning after just remembering there's a sale on lamb chops at the supermarket tomorrow.
Admittedly, my mind has gone grocery shopping at times whenever I've seen David Gilmour live (excluding The Wall, 1980).
One of my favorite guitarists and vocalists on some of my favorite Floyd albums (up until The Wall), and an occasional decent solo tune here or there, but seeing him live on his own can be a chore in itself.