Found it on Wikipedia, it's called What Shall We Do Now? I don't think they ever released a studio version, I can only find live versions of the song. That kind of sucks because the live version leaves out the screams of the faces when they come stetching out of the wall, but still a good find none-the-less.
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Like i said in my other post, I have an import that has the songs just like you would hear them from watching the movie "the Wall"..it is called "the Film" & has "When the tigers broke free" & What Shall We Do Now"...if you are a Floyd head, this is a must have CD...along with Live at Pompeii.
i would grab the dvd of live at pompeii too.
I couldn't find that album on Amazon when I searched earlier, where did you get it? Sounds like a cool album, because I've always like the movie version of Mother better than the album version.
Here you go...The Film
1. Learning to Fly
2. Money
3. Welcome to the Machine
4. Wish you were here
5. Mother
I guess you could say anything written by Roger Waters
Syd Barret was good too.
Did anyone get to see them in concert in 94? I missed it but made it to the light shows.
1. Learning to Fly
2. Money
3. Welcome to the Machine
4. Wish you were here
5. Mother
I guess you could say anything written by Roger Waters
Syd Barret was good too.
Did anyone get to see them in concert in 94? I missed it but made it to the light shows.
I was there Easter Sunday...Alamodome...8th row...mind blowing.
HA! I had better seats than you. Of course I had better seats than everybody. We were front row center. Literally. Right in front of David Gilmour. It was ing awesome.
Sweet...not sure how much you paid, but that was the best $35 I ever spent.
We completely lucked out. The (then) Mrs. and I went to our local ticket outlet (Sound Warehouse) when they started handing out wristbands. I got like 70 something and she got 2nd. The limit was 6 tickets and the people in front of us were only buying 4. When the tickets went on sale, the chick running the computer had a request for 6 tickets preloaded and she hit "send" as soon as it came online. The kicker is that the people running the Floyd tour that year designated the section one back from the stage as the "golden circle" tickets, allegedly for better views of the laser show. We almost had to fight for our seats because some Richie Rich types who thought they had paid big bucks for front row were PISSED when they found out they were screwed. Those red jacket wearing flunkies earned their money that night...
And may I just say that NOTHING beats the feeling of looking back at 52,000 people who wish they had your seats!
I think I had the best seats in the house... almost the last row at the top. I got to see absolutely everything. It was a religious experience.
floyd is overrated
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