Gettin' some backlash, from the non-Woke crowd...
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Dark Side Of The Moon...
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No, the joke is that they were dumb enough not to realize that Dark Side actually featured a rainbow in the album cover.
AND snowflakes.
The paper holds their folded faces to the floor and every day the paper boy brings more.
Few of them might have been. But it woulda really weird of PF to release an anniversary album with a political statement like that. (so if you legitimately thought that's what they were doing I get the complaint)
I think im going to listen to this album today.
"I'll never listen to this band again"
It's fairly obvious that you never did
It's fairly obvious that you never did
Republicans getting triggered by the light spectrum. BAU.
Pink Floyd is one of the greatest groups of all time. So glad I saw them in concert.
I'm not bothered by this in any way. I think the people complaining about it are stupid. (All 5 of them).
But, it would not be weird at all for PF to make a political statement. Their live show was full of political rants while Trump was president. They are EXTREMELY politically inclined.
I have the iconic prism cover over my shed. The thing lights up from sundown till about 10 at night…
You're an eclectic sort. Kind of a hard-working hippie redneck. Pretty cool!
Yeah, kind of...
When I bought this place I didn't like the existing Harsh, bluish yard light so I took it down and put up an old Schwinn bike I had on the pole, with red chasing rope lights on the rims and white rope lights on the frame. It lit the driveway up enough to see to back out and made a good conversation piece. When the lights burned out I built the " Dark Side " , lighting it with rope lights from Menards on post Christmas sale. I thought they would burn out by now but 4 years later they all still lit...
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Which Pink Floyd concert would that be, considering Pink Floyd hasn't toured in what...25 or so years?
It serves as a beacon, guiding southern Iowa alternative lifestyle individuals towards the Athens of the Midwest. Kind of like an underground railway for country homos...
I dont think so. My brother saw them a few years ago. Maybe it was just one of the members playing their songs or something. I'll ask him and come back to this thread. I could certainly be mistaken.
I guess it was just Roger Waters but the rest is accurate.
Because Pink was the first name of Pink Anderson, who was a blues musician that Waters and Barrett admired. The band's full name was The Pink-Floyd Sound. Floyd being another blues musician. No one named Green was involved.
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