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							 <title><![CDATA[PEOPLE - Pink Floyd]]></title>
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							 <dc:creator><![CDATA[Jonathan Hull]]> | Posted on: <![CDATA[October 09, 2007]]></dc:creator>
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					     <title><![CDATA[The Wall]]></title>
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					     <dc:creator><![CDATA[Mike Moir]]> | Posted on: <![CDATA[November 18, 2008]]></dc:creator>
					     <description><![CDATA[I saw the Wall back in the day. It was such a spectacular production from start to find.  I was really close to the front but you could of been anywhere and gotten a great view of the imagery.  Back then those concerts where life changing.   I remember I had to sneak my camera (film() inside and then when I got it past several layers of security checkpoints, the camera didn't work. That was a disappointment at the time.]]></description>
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					     <title><![CDATA[Pieces of Pink Floyd]]></title>
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					     <dc:creator><![CDATA[Jacqueline Nguyen]]> | Posted on: <![CDATA[June 16, 2008]]></dc:creator>
					     <description><![CDATA[I am a huge fan of old skool Pink Floyd but never got to see them in their glory days.  But I did get a chance to see Roger Waters play the old skool favorites as well as the entire Dark Side of the Moon!  Incredible!]]></description>
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					     <title><![CDATA[pink floyd concert]]></title>
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					     <dc:creator><![CDATA[Mary Engelbart]]> | Posted on: <![CDATA[February 07, 2008]]></dc:creator>
					     <description><![CDATA[We saw a Pink Floyd concert at an outdoor baseball arena in Milwaukee in 1975.I was with 2 of my brothers and some other friends. It was the &quot;Dark side of the Moon&quot; tour. The arena was full, I would say about 20,000 people in the seats and they also allowed people on the grass, which is where we were. Everyone had blankets and were laying down or sitting on them. Some of the kids were on LSD, I guess, I didn't know what that was at the time but I assume that is why they were acting so crazy. One kid fell on top of us while we were watching the concert. Lots of people were smoking pot. Well anyway the band was really good and they had lots of special effects. But the most amazing part came when they performed the song Dark side of the Moon. It had been a cloudy night and by this time it was dark. Just as they began singing &quot;see you on the dark side of the moon&quot; the clouds moved away and the full moon was visible. People started cheering like crazy. It was like it was supposed to happen as part of their show! I told people about it for years afterwards. ]]></description>
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					     <title><![CDATA[I saw The Wall at the sports arena in Los Angeles]]></title>
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					     <dc:creator><![CDATA[philip andrews]]> | Posted on: <![CDATA[December 01, 2007]]></dc:creator>
					     <description><![CDATA[Quite a night, I think it may have been the first performance, not sure- I somehow ended up with front row tix, right there when they pushed that enormous wall into the audience- not only brilliant music, unbelievable theatre.]]></description>
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					     <title><![CDATA[Randy Tuten's Pink Floyd Concert Poster]]></title>
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					     <dc:creator><![CDATA[Mark Lomas]]> | Posted on: <![CDATA[November 27, 2007]]></dc:creator>
					     <description><![CDATA[I'll attempt to post 2 images here of different versions of a Pink Floyd concert that took place at the Oakland Coliseum on May 9th and 10th 1977.
Were you there?

Please visit www.RandyTuten.com if you'd like to know more about this incredible Rock Concert poster artist.  Randy is living in Daily City outside of San Francisco where I acquired one of the poster you'll see here. Randy has given permission for these images to be posted on www.WereYouThere.com

My poster here is an uncompleted version accompanied by the final version, which can be purchased through Randy's site or the website Wolfgang's Vault.]]></description>
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					     <title><![CDATA[Pink Floyd &quot;Unfinished&quot; Poster]]></title>
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					     <dc:creator><![CDATA[Mark Lomas]]> | Posted on: <![CDATA[November 27, 2007]]></dc:creator>
					     <description><![CDATA[I was only able to post one picture at a time here. So this post is in conjunction with the one below. This is the &quot;UNFINISHED&quot; version of which the finished version can be seen in the post below.

Pink Floyd's Oakland Coliseum May 9th and 10th, 1977 Concert Poster....Were You There?]]></description>
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					     <title><![CDATA[Pink Floyd in San Francisco 1975]]></title>
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					     <dc:creator><![CDATA[Mark Lomas]]> | Posted on: <![CDATA[October 10, 2007]]></dc:creator>
					     <description><![CDATA[     In 1975 Pink Floyd released a film in quadraphonic/surround sound.  My girlfriend and I went to the Alhambra Theatre on Geary Street, in San Francisco to watch the film.  At the time I was bussing tables at a resturant in Sausalito called the Trident.  If I hadn't seen the film a few weeks before I probably would not have been able to identify a group of customers that were having lunch on the Trident's deck one afternoon.  I had the good fortune to not only wait on their table, but they actually asked me to join them, and drink some wine.
     After my shift, my girlfriend (Ellen Beutner)and I purchased some Pink Floyd tickets from a scalper on the College of Marin campus in Kentfield.
     From there we headed out to the Cow Palace in the  Daly City neighborhood of San Francisco in a 1957 Morris Minor convertable.  Amazingly the car found it's way to the concert and back without breaking down...a trait I knew too well, but we rolled the dice and the car successfully completed the journey.
     The concert was a blend of their newly released album and movie &quot;Wish You Were Here&quot; that morphed into the &quot;Dark Side of the Moon&quot; towards the second half of the show.  Pink Floyd played in the shadows beneath a large circular movie screen that displayed incredible images and film throughout the show.  
     Pink Floyd attracted an unusual audience that would be almost impossible to describe.  Pot was being freely smoked throughout the show,and there appeared to be quite a few people there who might of been more &quot;elevated&quot;...so to speak.
     The show had been set up quadrophonically (surround sound) with speakers set up on stage, in back, and on both sides of the Cow Palace. The sound was incredible.  I remember nudging towards the center of the Cow Palace with Ellen, to get the full effect during the Dark Side of the Moon portion of the show.
     If your familiar with the Dark Side of the Moon album you'll remember when a chorus of black female voices reaches a cresendo...at this precise moment, an amazingly loud sound came rumbling forth from the rear ceiling of the Cow Palace. As most heads turned towards the rear of the Cow Palace to see what was going on, a World War II airplane (that had somehow been rigged so no one had seen it/and attached to wires) came flying above everyone's heads (and looked to be on fire!) from the rear of the Cow Palace into the massive circular movie screen on stage, and appeared to explode!
      This is possibly my most memorable moment at any concert I had ever attended, including Woodstock.  Some people (who were possibly too &quot;elevated&quot;) went running for the exits.  Everyone else seem to be in a state of shock and awe. I was truly pleased.  The music through the surround sound system, the visuals, the airplane, and explosions were over the top! Amazing! Spectacular!
      You never know what life has in store for you. I had no idea that when I went to work that day who'd I run into, and that I'd be going to a show later that night.  Expect change, and life will never disapoint you...all the best!]]></description>
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