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Pink Floyd, rock music, psychedelic images running on the screen, LSD - was that fun?
Doing crazy things, eating a mountain of jelly and other activities that Pink Floyd and their audiences were getting in-famous for, is there an actual account of somebody who lived in the scene and can recall happy memories? I'd really be interested in it!
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I don't think it was a very crazy time, but when Pink Floyd were performing The Wall at Earls Court in my husband and myself spent the weekend there and went to see the show.
We stayed at the cheapest bed and breakfast place we could find, the room we had was on the top floor of an old building, an attic, it was pretty basic, but at least it was clean.
Breakfast was just tea and cornflakes and we couldn't afford to eat in restaurants so we smuggled food up to the room, which was strictly forbidden! Two memorable meals were Kentucky fried chicken and cream cakes bought from Harrods which we ate sat on the edge of the bed!
The show itself was amazing, something, I shall never forget. I have the album and when I play it I have instant recall of one of the happiest time in my life.
We stayed at the cheapest bed and breakfast place we could find, the room we had was on the top floor of an old building, an attic, it was pretty basic, but at least it was clean.
Breakfast was just tea and cornflakes and we couldn't afford to eat in restaurants so we smuggled food up to the room, which was strictly forbidden! Two memorable meals were Kentucky fried chicken and cream cakes bought from Harrods which we ate sat on the edge of the bed!
The show itself was amazing, something, I shall never forget. I have the album and when I play it I have instant recall of one of the happiest time in my life.
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