Pink Floyd - Us And Them - From Live At Pompeii

Us And Them, an excerpt from the film Live At Pompeii of Pink Floyd shot in 1971. Simply and magic...

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[CAinfowarrior]

@lucksantistaFC Rolling Stone didn't include them in their "100 greatest musicians/bands of all times" because that magazine sold out to a pseudo-intellectual elitist group of society.

[luxiniv320]

I laugh at that old hag from Panema... obviously she doesn't know anything about PF or else she would have known that they are more successful in their lives than most others..especially her. She's just bitter and knows she's inferior to even the smallest of microscopic amphibian shit

lol, dont insult or attempt to troll the floyd, bitch. Us fans are rabid like you wouldn't believe.

[hubiffm]

@girlfromipanema1966 They´ve done more for mankind with their music than any soldier for any country did. And yes - I´ve served my country

[ksteiger]

@GirlFromIpanema1966 Yes they were all high ranking generals in the army of great entertainment. Thanks for asking.

[GirlFromIpanema1966]

I have only one question; did any band member of Pink Floyd serve their country in the military? Yes or No, goddamn it !

[FatmanCaufield]

@GirlFromIpanema1966 Your comment makes absolutely no sense.... I don't even know how to respond to it!

[rickolarse]

@CAinfowarrior i know who's laughing now... the sound of london lives in this sound

[brownyuio]

I wonder if Nick digs Uncrustables.

[bodesi]

"Listen son," said the man with the gun, "There's room for you inside."

[bodesi]

@GirlFromIpanema1966 You're a complete dolt! Roger Waters lost his father in war, and it shaped is outlook from there on. War only deprives children of their fathers/parents. Citizenship has never been derived from military service, in any civilization.

[bodesi]

@mbeckwith146 It's useless trying to reason with parochial rabble. They only know the way of the gun.

[CRABcraftpwnz]

@GirlFromIpanema1966 Roger Waters father opposed World War II and drove an ambulance to avoid serving. At some point he changed his mind and enlisted. He died when Roger was 5 months old. I don't know about any of the other members, I just learned this because it kind of relates to The Wall.