I think I remember the first Wall show being reasonable. The outdoor one was a fist. There were cheaper tickets, but they were for WAY down the back.If I recall correctly, and that's pretty unlikely, tickets for his Wall shows were relatively reasonably priced, like about €60. And you got a good spectacle for your money too. I didn't as I didn't go. I think I'll go this time though. He said in an interview that this is a bigger production than The Wall was. I've never been in the 3 arena - would you fit all this shit in it?
I hope he mixes up the set list a bit for next year and makes it a bit more eurocentric. All this Trump stuff is grand in America. Hey You Da-daaail, haha charade you are
This is a really great read, two very different snapshots of the band in 1974. First of all the author spends the summer with Roger Waters on a remote Greek beach with Roger Waters and his wife as their marriage spirals towards divorce. Great holiday! interesting to see how sudden massive fame and wealth (in the immediate aftermath of Dark Side of the Moon) is impacting their life even when they get away from it all (Roger seems to take it in his stride, his mrs not so much). The second half is a very amusing tour diary of a mostly miserable winter UK Pink Floyd tour of dismal venues as they try to adjust to sudden mad wealth and fame and figure out what's gone wrong. Really shoddy tour, loads of technical hitches and squabbling with among the crew, existential crises left right and centre. Like, OMG we're 30 now, how can we connect with these kids??? Roger Waters comes out of it looking extremely reasonable.
I'm the same but my rationale was that, cos it's so far away, I'd forget the resentment I currently feel for forking out that kind of money, long before the actual gig. Then I'd be glad to have the ticket come next June.
That's what I did with Dylan and Radiohead.
plenty of time to get into training!
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