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[Knottythots]

Good afternoon - I have to agree Roger Waters was a great concert.

[the H team]

5pm bullseye guess - 71

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[Lee03]

not #71

[Mechman47]

I don't get the fascination with Roger Waters?

He is a decent bass player, he wrote the tunes, I get that part.
Gilmour and Wright made them Pink Floyd!
Roger can't sing worth sh|t, and never really did.
Gilmour did most of the PF vocals, and Richard did all those wonderful haunting backup vocals.

So you have the bass player from the original band producing an over priced theatrical show with a cover band.
If Gilmour comes back to town I will go in a heart beat.
Roger Waters is a has been.

Just my opinion.

[habs rule]

Mechman, no disrespect to you, but I saw Roger during the Wall tour and to this day it is in my top 3 concerts of all time! But this writing list should really tell you why he is the man above Gilmour and Wright.

Pink Floyd songs written solely by Waters:

Let There Be More Light - Waters
Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun - Waters
Corporal Clegg - Waters
Cirrus Minor - Waters
The Nile Song - Waters
Crying Song - Waters
Green Is The Colour - Waters
Cymbaline - Waters
Grantchester Meadows - Waters
Several Species... - Waters
If - Waters
Julia Dream - Waters
Bidding My Time - Waters
San Tropez - Waters
Free Four - Waters
Money - Waters
Brain Damage - Waters
Eclipse - Waters
Welcome To The Machine - Waters
Have A Cigar - Waters
Pigs On The Wing (Part One) - Waters
Pigs (Three Different Ones) - Waters
Sheep - Waters
Pigs On The Wing (Part Two) - Waters
In The Flesh? - Waters
The Thin Ice - Waters
Another Brick In The Wall (Part I) - Waters
The Happiest Days Of Our Lives - Waters
Another Brick In The Wall (Part II) - Waters
Mother - Waters
Goodbye Blue Sky - Waters
Empty Spaces - Waters
One Of My Turns - Waters
Don't Leave Me Now - Waters
Another Brick In The Wall (Part III) - Waters
Goodbye Cruel World - Waters
Hey You - Waters
Is There Anybody Out There? - Waters
Nobody Home - Waters
Vera - Waters
Bring The Boys Back Home - Waters
The Show Must Go On - Waters
In The Flesh - Waters
Waiting For The Worms - Waters
Stop - Waters
Outside The Wall - Waters
The Post War Dream - Waters
Your Possible Pasts - Waters
One Of The Few - Waters
The Hero's Return - Waters
The Gunners Dream - Waters
Paranoid Eyes - Waters
Get Your Filthy Hands Off My Desert - Waters
The Fletcher Memorial Home - Waters
Southhampton Dock - Waters
The Final Cut - Waters
Not Now John - Waters
Two Suns In The Sunset - Waters

Total: 58 songs (Note: 46 songs if you exclude TFC)

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Pink Floyd songs written solely by Gilmour:

A Spanish Piece - Gilmour
The Narrow Way (Parts I-III) - Gilmour
Fat Old Sun - Gilmour
Childhood's End - Gilmour

Total: 4 songs (6 if you count The Narrow Way as three songs)

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Pink Floyd songs written solely by Wright:

Remember A Day - Wright
See Saw - Wright
Sysyphus (Parts I-IV) - Wright
Summer 68 - Wright
Paint Box - Wright
The Great Gig In The Sky - Wright

Total: 6 songs (9 if you count Sysyphus as four songs)

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Pink Floyd songs written by Gilmour and Waters:

A Pillow Of Winds - Gilmour/Waters
Fearless - Gilmour/Waters
Obscured By Clouds - Waters/Gilmour
The Gold It's In The... - Waters/Gilmour
Wots...Uh The Deal? - Waters/Gilmour
On The Run - Gilmour/Waters
Wish You Were Here - Waters/Gilmour
Dogs - Waters/Gilmour
Young Lust - Waters/Gilmour
Comfortably Numb - Gilmour/Waters
Run Like Hell - Gilmour/Waters

Total: 11 songs

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Pink Floyd songs written by Waters and Wright:

Burning Bridges - Waters/Wright
Stay - Waters/Wright
Us And Them - Waters/Wright

Total: 3 songs

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Pink Floyd songs written by Gilmour, Waters, and Wright (And Mason in some cases):

A Saucerful Of Secrets - Waters/Wright/Mason/Gilmour
Party Sequence - Waters/Wright/Gilmour/Mason
Main Theme - Waters/Wright/Gilmour/Mason
Ibiza Bar - Waters/Wright/Gilmour/Mason
More Blues - Waters/Wright/Gilmour/Mason
Quicksilver - Waters/Wright/Gilmour/Mason
Dramatic Piece - Waters/Wright/Gilmour
Atom Heart Mother - Mason/Gilmour/Waters/Wright/Geesin
Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast - Waters/Mason/Gilmour/Wright
Careful With That Axe, Eugene - Waters/Wright/Mason/Gilmour
One Of These Days - Waters/Wright/Mason/Gilmour
Seamus - Mason/Gilmour/Waters/Wright
Echoes - Mason/Gilmour/Waters/Wright
When You're In - Mason/Gilmour/Waters/Wright
Absolutely Curtains - Mason/Gilmour/Waters/Wright
Breathe In The Air - Waters/Gilmour/Wright
Time - Mason/Waters/Wright/Gilmour
Breathe (Reprise) - Waters/Wright/Gilmour
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V) - Gilmour/Waters/Wright
Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX) - Waters/Wright/Gilmour

Total: 20 songs (Note: I treated SOYCD as two songs for simplification)

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Other:

Jugband Blues - Barrett
Up The Khyber - Mason/Wright
The Grand Vizier's Garden Party (Parts I-III) - Mason
Mudmen - Gilmour/Wright
Speak To Me - Mason
Any Colour You Like - Gilmour/Mason/Wright
The Trial - Waters/Ezrin

Total: 7 songs (9 if you count GVGP as three songs)

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Number of songs each had a hand in WRITING:

Waters - 93 songs
Gilmour - 37 songs (39 if you consider The Narrow Way as three songs)
Wright - 32 songs (35 if you consider Sysyphus as four songs)

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[Spartacus]

I don't get the fascination with Roger Waters?

He is a decent bass player, he wrote the tunes, I get that part.
Gilmour and Wright made them Pink Floyd!
Roger can't sing worth sh|t, and never really did.
Gilmour did most of the PF vocals, and Richard did all those wonderful haunting backup vocals.

So you have the bass player from the original band producing an over priced theatrical show with a cover band.
If Gilmour comes back to town I will go in a heart beat.
Roger Waters is a has been.

Just my opinion.

I agree with you Mechman. I saw Roger Waters and I have seen Pink Floyd with Gilmour. Pink Floyd rocked much better. Waters was alright but not the same energy.

[rock lobster]

World's eight richest people have same wealth as poorest 50%


A new report by Oxfam warns of the growing and dangerous concentration of wealth


Larry Elliott Economics editor

Monday 16 January 2017 00.01 GMTLast modified on Tuesday 21 February 2017 17.05 GMT

The world’s eight richest billionaires control the same wealth between them as the poorest half of the globe’s population, according to a charity warning of an ever-increasing and dangerous concentration of wealth.

In a report published to coincide with the start of the week-long World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Oxfam said it was “beyond grotesque” that a handful of rich men headed by the Microsoft founder Bill Gates are worth $426bn (£350bn), equivalent to the wealth of 3.6 billion people.

The development charity called for a new economic model to reverse an inequality trend that it said helped to explain Brexit and Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election.

Robotics, Trump and Brexit turn up the heat amid the snow of Dav

Oxfam blamed rising inequality on aggressive wage restraint, tax dodging and the squeezing of producers by companies, adding that businesses were too focused on delivering ever-higher returns to wealthy owners and top executives.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) said last week that rising inequality and social polarisation posed two of the biggest risks to the global economy in 2017 and could result in the rolling back of globalisation.

Oxfam said the world’s poorest 50% owned the same in assets as the $426bn owned by a group headed by Gates, Amancio Ortega, the founder of the Spanish fashion chain Zara, and Warren Buffett, the renowned investor and chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway.

The others are Carlos Slim Helú: the Mexican telecoms tycoon and owner of conglomerate Grupo Carso; Jeff Bezos: the founder of Amazon; Mark Zuckerberg: the founder of Facebook; Larry Ellison, chief executive of US tech firm Oracle; and Michael Bloomberg; a former mayor of New York and founder and owner of the Bloomberg news and financial information service.

Last year, Oxfam said the world’s 62 richest billionaires were as wealthy as half the world’s population.

However, the number has dropped to eight in 2017 because new information shows that poverty in China and India is worse than previously thought, making the bottom 50% even worse off and widening the gap between rich and poor.

[Mechman47]

Waters could never pull off a Pink Floyd song solo on stage.
He wrote a lot of it, but I am pretty sure he never even knew all the notes.
They kicked him out because he tried to write ALL the notes.

We lost the soul of PF with Richard.
They will never be again.

[Mechman47]

We can still enjoy their brilliance together!


and its relevance!

[Mechman47]

Gilmour owns the guitar, Roger pays someone to play!

Takes two vocals to get it done. I like Davids!

[Mechman47]

Then again Eddie Vedder Kills it and Roger is there.

[Mechman47]

OK Eddie wins...


(a little too fast for me)

[habs rule]

Waters could never pull off a Pink Floyd song solo on stage.
He wrote a lot of it, but I am pretty sure he never even knew all the notes.
They kicked him out because he tried to write ALL the notes.

We lost the soul of PF with Richard.
They will never be again.

As a whole, the band was great together, but when the true creativity behind Pink Floyd is Roger Waters, why bash that?? The 3 albums that came out minus Waters were good (Division Bells being the best of those) but never truly lived up to the full collective of Pink Floyd! You can have the voices, the guitar, even Wright for all 3 of those albums (though we know he died way before the release of the last album), but without the haunting lyrics, you don't have Floyd! Outside of Comfortably Numb, Young Lust and Wish You Were here (all co-written with Gilmour/Waters and three of my all time favs), I still think the greatest thing Gilmour did was discover Kate Bush!
I love Floyd as a collective, but I love the songs that Waters made and although he may be rough at times, he still is a genius! MM, I am not attacking you in any way, I am just letting you know that some of us do appreciate Waters for everything he did with Floyd!

[Mechman47]

Habs! Love your opinion! Its for you, we are having a dialog.

Going out on a limb here...
Prince kills it, destroys any previous concept of what this guitar solo is about!
Then again George was the same.