A Pink Floyd Tribute is playing both the Universal Amphitheater and the former Pond of Anaheim. 
(I'm not using the current corporate names of those venues).
(I'm not using the current corporate names of those venues).
So much for the limits of tributes
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Metallicat180
Rockstar-In-Training
Is that the Australian Pink Floyd? They fill arenas over here which is pretty amazing for a tribute band!
Danny rctv
Girl Band Geek!
Limits??? There are none.I posted my Womentors interview in another thread. check out www.bayareatributes.com there's awhole network out here ofr teh tribute bands.
I saw Which Ones Pink do the entire Wall a few years back and enjoyed it very much. The Gilmore guy was a great singer and guitarist. I have not seen the Australian one. To me, the key for later Floyd material, lies in the guitar and Gilmore vocals. A good example is Hey You, where Dave clearly saves the song.
Pink Floyd tribute band seems to be a good market, since Roger Waters refuses to reunite. Of course, no tribute band on Earth can afford a light show anywhere near to the insanity Floyd used to have. That wasn't a light show, that was intergalactic time travel. No band to date has come close to that. Even more interesting, is how they had 3 seperate stage set ups travelling with them. So they could build a venue in one city, while performing in another. Then leap frog the 3rd one. A multi-million dollar super sonic operation.
Pink Floyd tribute band seems to be a good market, since Roger Waters refuses to reunite. Of course, no tribute band on Earth can afford a light show anywhere near to the insanity Floyd used to have. That wasn't a light show, that was intergalactic time travel. No band to date has come close to that. Even more interesting, is how they had 3 seperate stage set ups travelling with them. So they could build a venue in one city, while performing in another. Then leap frog the 3rd one. A multi-million dollar super sonic operation.
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