OT-music-Beth Dark Side of the Moon

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I can't imagine. When I went I had to almost beat the crowd off of me trying to

buy my ticket for as much as $500

That had to be one of the best concerts I've seen. It sure didn't lose it's

touch over all these years. The sound was better than ever. I would liked it

to last 10 hrs.

DM

 

, " Beth " <elmothree2000 wrote:

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> Sniff. I saw Roger Waters a couple of years ago. I bought 2 $80 tickets &

could find NOBODY to come with me. So I drove myself into the city, found

parking & took myself. The people looking for tix outside were creepy & I

didn't want to sit beside them so I kept my extra ticket. I sat all by myself &

sang along to Dark Side then cried when it ended too soon. I managed to find my

way out of the city again & home. LOL.

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> > I just saw Dark Side of the Moon. Roger Waters. I had tears when it ended,

no words to describe how wonderful it was.

> > Donna

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> > Lol, my partner and I were just saying how Pink Floyd instantly takes us

> > back to (the good parts of) being teenagers/young adults. You must have

> > heard us, Donna The Wall was one of my all-time favorite

> > concerts. I imagine the technology wouldn't be half so impressive now,

> > but at the time all I could do was gape and burble about how amazing it

> > was! xxoo, Mo

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> > thelilacflower@ wrote:

> > > It is telling you to grab a hot cup of tea, put your feet up and play some

Pink Floyd. It really is relaxing and in style for everyone. I will never

tired of it.

> > > I have the Moody Blues on right now. My Mom is 86 amd she bought the

Moody Blues amd Pink Floyd first, I followed lol. She never could stand Rod

Stewart though and she would run when I put on Black Sabbath.

> > > Donna

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