What you watching?

[D41]

Due to the lockdown quite a few University lecturers are posting stuff up on Youtube , I have been following a series of lectures about Naval history 1920 - 1960 by Dr Alexander Clarke , and some cosmology stuff from Sean Carroll called The Biggest Ideas In The Universe

If you're into aeroplanes & stuff, there's a great lecture on YouTube..."Myths of the Luftwaffe". ...it's worth a watch, as the guy really knows his subject matter without getting into minutiae.

[C00kiemonster]

David Gilmore Live from Pompeii on YouTube for Covid fundraising.

Got the album but not seen the vids. What a master.

2000 odd people there, what a golden ticket

Love Pompeii and that area too.

[Kwacky]

Bennetts War

[Monty]

David Gilmore Live from Pompeii on YouTube for Covid fundraising.

Got the album but not seen the vids. What a master.

2000 odd people there, what a golden ticket

Love Pompeii and that area too.

Class, I've got that on VHS!

[C00kiemonster]

David Gilmore Live from Pompeii on YouTube for Covid fundraising.

Got the album but not seen the vids. What a master.

2000 odd people there, what a golden ticket

Love Pompeii and that area too.

Class, I've got that on VHS!

No you'd have the Pink Floyd concert from the 70's - this was in 2016 and defo not on VHS He did do a lot of Floyd classics - 2.5hrs of brilliance. Really enjoyed it. Have been watching a few. Genesis from 1994 tonight

[D41]

Gilmour sold a bunch of his guitars a while back. His black Stratocaster sold for 3 or 4 million $$$. That's just frickin' mental.
Or maybe that was for all of them...I forget. Either way that's an insane amount of money for some old guitars.

[C00kiemonster]

Gilmour sold a bunch of his guitars a while back. His black Stratocaster sold for 3 or 4 million $$$. That's just frickin' mental.
Or maybe that was for all of them...I forget. Either way that's an insane amount of money for some old guitars.

It is quite a guitar. If it's his black one he uses it a lot in the 2016 concert - he makes it sing.

He sold most of his guitars to raise money for charity and force him to use new ones. He was using that Strat since the 70's all the way through Pink Floyd - serious history. Saying that i wouldnt pay that for it

[D41]

Yeah..I suppose. I'm guessing it was the one he did Dark Side Of The Moon with, in which case it almost makes sense.
I'd have to look it up, TBH. A lot of those famous guitars end up having been passed around and/or sold by other musicians. Steve Jones white Les Paul was originally stolen from Peter Frampton, or some other numbnuts. Then sold by Jones when he was broke. Then bought back years later.
I think Slash' famous "Appetite For Destruction" LP Standard is actually one of three that were built up for him.

[D41]

And in showbiz news, all-time rocker and legendary homosexual Little Richard, dead at 87.

[Kwacky]

Racing Legends - Stirling Moss

[Stonesie]

Secondhand Lions

[duke63]

Vita and Virginia.

[kiwikrasher]

Watching my son and a younger neighbourhood lad (also on the spectrum) having a social distancing catch up across the road

[Perkles]

Watching my son and a younger neighbourhood lad (also on the spectrum) having a social distancing catch up across the road

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That's a heart melting photo
Evie sat on a deckchair on the front lawn all day Friday watching the VE day front garden parties
Forget us adults I wonder how the young kids when they get older will look back on these times

[Kwacky]

The last series of Star Wars Clone Wars.

[Blade]

Paint drying.......literally






Well until I can put back all the furniture and wire up the AV if I can remember how it all went

[D41]

"Rear Window," with James Stewart.

[Frankie]

King Kong - Loving Naomi Watts all over again lol.....

[Perkles]

Man from uncle

[D41]

"Yellowstone".
Surprisingly good TV show. Kevin Costner is his usual talkative self.
And Kelsey Chow......