things you find on the web

[richmon]

One of my favorite all time time concerts was Pink Floyd during the 1972 dark side of the moon tour, although the working title for the album was Eclipse- a piece for assorted lunatics. They toured the album before it was released with a 360 degree sound system and a zillion piece light show.
A booklet was passed out at the concert, which I lost eons ago.
On a whim I did a web search, and Viola, found it!
Nice glimse of the band while they were still relatively unknown, before they 'hit it big'.

http://www.neptunepinkfloyd.co.uk/gallery/v/PinkFloydPhotos/Cartoons/1972-EclipseAPieceForAssortedLunatics/?g2_GALLERYSID=14ee62d1058005b70eb36b6b6854fb30

[Finch Platte]

...and Viola, found it!...

When you greet someone, do you say "Cello"? :D

fp

[richmon]

When you greet someone, do you say "Cello"? :D

fp,
no but when we're parting and they say 'when will I see you again?' .. I sez bassoon.

[Dave_G]

All that old stuff would probably sell for a ton of dough on ebay, huh.

Dave

[jasn]

I have a pristine, 20-page program guide from The Wall Tour (Nassau Colliseum) tucked inside my vinyl copy of the same album. I wonder how much....?

[Dave_G]

That pup might be worth some dough, ya.

Hen, I just won a sealed Steve Hackett lp, "Please don't Touch", for only $9.99 + $3 for shipping, killer deal!

Dave

[unleasHell]

I think I still have my Animals Tour Book, I'd have to look...

[jasn]

I have a pristine, 20-page program guide from The Wall Tour (Nassau Colliseum) tucked inside my vinyl copy of the same album. I wonder how much....?I snooped out the NINE PAGES of PF memorabilia on eBay. No program from The Wall, but a similar, glossy program for the Animals tour was Buy-It-Now listed for $45. That's not enough to part with somethng I reminisce over every few years or so.