Guest guest Posted June 15, 2006 Report Share Posted June 15, 2006 Were you a fan of the early days with syd? you didnt stop liking them when he went doolally? I think that Dave Gilmors voice and definative clean sounding guitar solos are what makes 75% of Pink Floyd, .................just my opinion........... Dont be surprised that I like some Floyd, after all they did wright a song about Sheep getting their revenge on those nasty dogs! The Valley Vegan.................... Colin Sky <colinsky wrote: jo i know, my mate loves 'em, they clone the music perfectly. i like pink floyd though because they are original and can write their own tunes... ofcourse the john lennon amongst them is roger waters. his' wall is the film and music masterpiece of the twentieth century... peace colin - jo Thursday, June 15, 2006 6:22 AM Re: Re: John Lennon, my Inspiration Colin They are very good - my husband, who is a Floyd fan, reckons they are just as good if not better. I enjoyed them when we saw them the year before last. Jo - Colin Sky Wednesday, June 14, 2006 3:45 AM Re: Re: John Lennon, my Inspiration jo if this is 'their' clone that is about... no. and wouldn't want to... col - jo Wednesday, June 14, 2006 6:09 AM Re: Re: John Lennon, my Inspiration Colin Have you heard Australian Pink Floyd? Jo - Colin Sky Monday, June 12, 2006 11:08 PM Re: Re: John Lennon, my Inspiration great story. u r legendary character too. :-) my greatest dissapointed btw about john was he never embraced pink floyd who were my real musical heros... peace colin - Anouk Sickler Monday, June 12, 2006 2:13 PM Re: John Lennon, my Inspiration hi michael, I'd be curious to know how many of us were vegetariansback in the 1970's certainly it was much harder. I am one of the rare onesand was born a vegetarianin that sense I have never tasted meat or fish. however, I know for sure that itwas damn hard, my mom and I walked for milestrying to find a health food storewhen I was a kid. and when they feed me soya milk it tasted gross. back then, it tasted nothing like it does today. so who are we to judge someone for not being vegetarian in the 1970's?Vegetarianism/veganism is something that is progressing with people'sgrowing awareness everyday.any naturally evolving person would reach it, and it's ok to stumble. , "Michael Benis" <michaelbeniswrote:>> He was never really big on vegetarianism ever and never claimed to be.> > His most dangerous drug part from heroin was booze and he largelystopped> it. > > Learning and changing doesn't mean becoming perfect.> > > > > On> Behalf Of jo> 08 June 2006 20:45> > Re: Re: John Lennon, my Inspiration> > He didn't learn though. He kept going back to drugs - just like he kept> having a go at pretending to be vegetarian and deviating from it.> > Jo> > Peter H Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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