Wat luister je nu? #2201 De ballade van de gouden vogel

Pink Floyd Pigs(Three Different Ones) Montreal 1977 pt.2

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BackRowRacing98 _{3 jaar geleden}
6:22 beginning of the Wall.

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André Escajeda Ríos _{1 maand geleden}
There was a relatively small but over-excited group in the audience close to the stage, who were probably high on chemicals and definitely low on attentiveness. Being right at the front they were audible and defined the sense of the audience's mood. During the break between a couple of numbers, this group were shouting out suggestions for songs. When Roger's eye was caught by one particularly vocal member of the claque yelling, 'Play "Careful With That Axe", Roger,' he finally lost patience, and spat at the offender. This was more than unusual, it was weird. Roger had always been the spokesman on stage since Syd's departure, and handled the introductions, the gaps in proceedings when the projectors broke down or the hecklers with some aplomb, and often with some droll observations. This incident just indicated that establishing any kind of bond with the audience was becoming increasingly difficult. Roger was not alone in feeling depressed about this show. Over the years Pink Floyd had evolved a definitive final encore, where they played a slow twelve-bar blues while the crew gradually removed all the equipment and instruments, leaving one lone, silent musician to walk off stage. On this occasion, David was so upset by the mood of the concert that he refused even to take part in the encore. This also was the THE MOMENT that sparked The Wall.
- Taken from Inside Out: A Personal History of Pink Floyd by Nicholas Berkeley Mason.