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[Music] UK Pink Floyd Experience...Theatre Royal Saturday 9th February 2019 @ 7.30pm
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Deleted member 37369
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I haven't seen these guys but have watched a few videos and they seem pretty good.
I think they do things on a slightly smaller scale to Australian Pink Floyd and Brit Floyd. I've seen both a number of times at The Brighton Centre and their shows are huge with amazing laser shows, inflatable pigs etc (even an inflatable kangaroo when watching Aussie Pink Floyd).
So enjoy the show on Saturday and keep a look out for Brit and Aussie Floyd - there's usually one of them at The Brighton Centre most years.
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swindonseagull
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is that Think Floyd?
studio150
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So you're giving the Burnley home game a miss to see a tribute act
penny's harmonica
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- Jan 30, 2012
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Saw them in Tunbridge Wells about 3 years back. Musically spot on but without the stage presence or light show. They did get a bit lively for the final song Run Like Hell and everyone was on their feet at the end asking for more. Close your eyes and it’s hard to tell it’s not the real thing.
Algernon
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Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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Eh? Have I missed something here? He says it's at 7.30pm.
studio150
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5.30 kick off, going to be some going to get from the Amex to the Theatre Royal in about 10 minutes from the final whistle
studio150
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But live, wasn't Pink Floyd about the lights, animation, and props combined with the sound and stage presence. If you close you eyes, why not just sit at home, put a pair of headphones on and listen to Pulse, it would be extremely difficult not to believe its the real thing
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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Bloody Hell, is it? I was going to turn up for 3pm.
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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I had missed something. Thank you for your help.
Pogue Mahone
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- Apr 30, 2011
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I was never going to the Burnley game anyhow.
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I haven't seen these guys but have watched a few videos and they seem pretty good.
I think they do things on a slightly smaller scale to Australian Pink Floyd and Brit Floyd. I've seen both a number of times at The Brighton Centre and their shows are huge with amazing laser shows, inflatable pigs etc (even an inflatable kangaroo when watching Aussie Pink Floyd).
So enjoy the show on Saturday and keep a look out for Brit and Aussie Floyd - there's usually one of them at The Brighton Centre most years.
Let us know what you think
Bit late for a review but the performance wasn't that great tbh. I'd been down to Southwick Square for a haircut and did a little shopping in the Co-op and then popped into the Beer Engine for a livener and then got interested in the rugby that was on. Subsequently getting home and dropping off shopping as planned went by the board. Trying to get a taxi around 6.45pm would have been ideal in getting me to the Theatre for around 7.15pm. However they couldn't promise me a taxi for at least half an hour so I took my chance on the bus service which dropped me in North Street after 8pm. Time I'd got to my seat I'd missed around fifty minutes as they had started on the planned time. The second half wasn't bad but I didn't see any passion. The musicians themselves were competent and played well but there was little rapport with the audience and apart from polite applause there was little passion shown by the crowd either. Felt a little disappointed by the time it all finished but on the other hand it was great hearing the Pink Floyd music live.
Pogue Mahone
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You lucky sod.
