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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve983 View Post
    Although I enjoyed it I always wondered why when it was a DG solo show he included so much Floyd even having the same ending as the 80's and 90's shows. Also disappointing how he ignored his first (and best?) solo album.
    The same reason Steve Hackett does Genesis songs for half his show. It sells tickets. A lot of people don't remember that before Hackett started doing the Genesis Revisited thing he hardly ever toured in the U.S. and when he did he was playing much smaller venues.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveSly View Post
    The same reason Steve Hackett does Genesis songs for half his show. It sells tickets. A lot of people don't remember that before Hackett started doing the Genesis Revisited thing he hardly ever toured in the U.S. and when he did he was playing much smaller venues.
    in the early 90s, Steve played in Ottawa at a tiny club that held 200 (at the most). I was sitting front row and recall Steve playing a riff of Genesis music and the audience had total attention.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveSly View Post
    The same reason Steve Hackett does Genesis songs for half his show. It sells tickets. A lot of people don't remember that before Hackett started doing the Genesis Revisited thing he hardly ever toured in the U.S. and when he did he was playing much smaller venues.
    Well yes, I saw Hackett many times when he didn't play any Genesis at all but by about 2010 his pulling power dwindled and he had to do the G thing which has proved very popular. I would argue though that Gilmour has a much higher profile than Hackett and doesn't actually need to play much Floyd apart from some big encores perhaps. Still, I'd be happy with Floyd tracks from AMLOR and TDB and when he releases his live album/dvd/blu rays he won't have to hand a big wedge of cash to Mr Waters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve983 View Post
    Well yes, I saw Hackett many times when he didn't play any Genesis at all but by about 2010 his pulling power dwindled and he had to do the G thing which has proved very popular. I would argue though that Gilmour has a much higher profile than Hackett and doesn't actually need to play much Floyd apart from some big encores perhaps. Still, I'd be happy with Floyd tracks from AMLOR and TDB and when he releases his live album/dvd/blu rays he won't have to hand a big wedge of cash to Mr Waters.
    It's also nice because across the different projects, all the eras of Floyd are being covered.

    Mason has the early stuff
    Waters has the Dark Side - Final Cut 70's stuff
    Gilmour has the 80's/90's stuff

    Something for everyone
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    Quote Originally Posted by mozo-pg View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by SteveSly View Post
    The same reason Steve Hackett does Genesis songs for half his show. It sells tickets. A lot of people don't remember that before Hackett started doing the Genesis Revisited thing he hardly ever toured in the U.S. and when he did he was playing much smaller venues.
    in the early 90s, Steve played in Ottawa at a tiny club that held 200 (at the most). I was sitting front row and recall Steve playing a riff of Genesis music and the audience had total attention.
    The vAbout Face tour in 84 came to Toronto's Massey Hall and it wasn't sold out (but filled nevertheless) and he didn't play Floyd stuff

    A few months later, Waters' P&C tour filled the MLG twice (a couple of months apart) and the second hald of the show was all Floyd. From memory it was jam-packed.

    Quote Originally Posted by battema View Post
    It's also nice because across the different projects, all the eras of Floyd are being covered.

    Mason has the early stuff
    Waters has the Dark Side - Final Cut 70's stuff
    Gilmour has the 80's/90's stuff

    Something for everyone


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    Quote Originally Posted by battema View Post
    It's also nice because across the different projects, all the eras of Floyd are being covered.

    Mason has the early stuff
    Waters has the Dark Side - Final Cut 70's stuff
    Gilmour has the 80's/90's stuff

    Something for everyone
    Freud would have had a blast with the 3 living Floyd's touring different music from the same group!

    Hope DG plays some tracks from DG, About Face and Endless River. Maybe Childhoods End, part of Narrow Way, and Fat Old Sun. He is gonna need Comfortably Numb and 1 or 2 others because he is well, David Gilmour and his guitar and voice on PF are why most people will be there. I hope he does change it up, don't need the 6th version of some of those tracks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tangram View Post
    Hope DG plays some tracks from DG, About Face and Endless River.
    It would be nice to hear him add back some of his earlier solo tunes. Endless River would be interesting although somehow it feels unlikely to me (unless it was Louder Than Words, but I'm not rushing to hear that live).
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