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From: abd1@ur-tut.UUCP (   Al)
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Subject: Re:  The Wall
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Date: Thu, 20-Mar-86 16:55:11 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 20 16:55:11 1986
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> When Pink Floyd were on their extensive "The Wall" tour (two concerts),
> bunches of roadies would actually build an actual wall in front of the band.
> By the time the concert ended, they were completely hidden by the wall,
> even though Roger Waters kept climbing up behind it before he was completely
> overcome. In their final number (the courtroom Gilbert and Sullivan take-off),
> they destroy the wall.

Wrong, the wall was completed half-way through the show and the band was 
'hidden' then, at the end of the 'Good bye Cruel World' song.  After that
was a break, then they played a song behind it; then they played in front,
on top, and behind the wall with new openings that the roadies made. 
I wish I saw it more than once. Too much to take in in one sitting......

                                Al Dunn

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