Chapter Two wrote:

alex maiolo wrote: It's like the first girl you ever loved though. It was everything you could imagine at the time but now you think "wow, she had poodle hair and really liked Jim Morrison's poetry." Your life would be different without the experience, it's nice to think about, but there's no pining for the lost love.

Oh, you know Earwicker's sister then?

Ba-doomp-PISH!
"Thanks, I'll be here all week - don't forget to tip your bartenders!"

hyper crap, super crap, mega crap.....bouu, i'm a rock star nobody understand me, ahahah, there is on think cool in this film it's the cartoon scene, all the rest is crap!!!

but i admit it was cool when you'r 10 years old!!!!...hummm.....no it wasn't!!! ...queen was cool
viva queen greatest hits video!!!

Calm down, Beavis.

Dave

Gilmour

Plays

Elevator

Solos

Elevator going up.

I'm never been a fan of the album, the movie, or anything else associated with, The Wall. Crap.

It's not a bad album really for what it is, I can't imagine ever sitting down and watching the movie.

About as crap as you can possibly get.

I liked this band in middle school, which ended abruptly in 8th grade when i saw this film. Call it a "waking up" experience.

Actually, I have never listened to the actual record I am piecing my NOT CRAP together from songs I have heard on the radio.
Now that I am thinking about it, half of the songs I am thinking of are probably not even on this record.
Whenever I heard any Pink Floyd on the radio, I just assume it's off of The Wall.

Probably not, it's a very uneven record. Definitely not within their top five albums, probably just about in the top ten though.