Beelzebub
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I am guessing the DVD will include the songs plus other stuff like commentary from the band members (which should be interesting to watch), backstage stuff, etc. Should be interesting.
koolboee cdmo87 said:There probably won't be a DVD. Too many legal issues, royalties, etc. Only bootlegs.
I didn't mean that... I think by now, PF are civil enough not to resort to that. They'd all receive royalties from this.Rose Immortal said:You could be right. Anything involving Pink Floyd and its infighting could well be a legal fight.
koolboee cdmo87 said:I didn't mean that... I think by now, PF are civil enough not to resort to that. They'd all receive royalties from this.
What I mean is, when you have all these acts on one bill (aren't there 15-20 acts or sopmething), they all have different legal agreements and all that... it's extremely difficult, you need all the licensing, and if you do, all the royalties amount to too much anyway. That's why they never had a full-out Live Aid DVD.
OfSinsAndShred said:Whoa whoa whoa, WHEN is this gonna be broadcasted again? I'm seeing conflicting answers in a lot of places.
Metal-X said:I just wish that Pink Floyd could put their internal struggles behind and reunite for a tour. They've known each other for 40 years, you think they would be able to get along somewhat. Maybe this will lead to something.
Rose Immortal said:That'll be when hell freezes over...there are some members of that band who never have and never will grow up.
Because Dimebag is just not as cool as David Gilmour, Roger Waters and Coadam123 said:No Dimebag Tribute?!
LOL
Imaginarium said:it was so amazing + special. i actually cried during wish you were here because i've adored that song since i was 7 and i never thought i would ever be able to see them play live. (and i was drunk). they were so perfect. quite simply the best band of all time.