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Roger Waters Live Last Night in Glendale,AZ

My first concert in a while. Last was Sia. 

Roger has a message for his audience

that comes with the music. Somewhat off-putting

I must say. I went for music not politics. Not saying

I totally disagree with his. F-bombs galore. All our presidents

past and current are mass murderers. Could be a bit strong.

He is 79 and British.  Has some fun stories. I can live without

the other messages though. Is this messaging common nowadays?

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jeffseight OP
578 posts
 

I should have done some research before buying the tickets.

I knew he used Q Sound in the early 90s so I thought he must appreciate

good sound.  

If Travlinjack and Styleman's statements are correct Roger is not playing with a full

deck.

As people age they often become more paranoid.

He did look good for 79!

 

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roxy54
8,066 posts
 

@baylinor 

I completely agree with your comment concerning Jimi Hendrix. I think that things were going to go downhill shortly, and I'm so glad that I didn't have to witness that.

uncledemp
779 posts
 

I’m not interested in hearing from artists and actors regarding politics, religion, or economics. 

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dodgealum
1,406 posts
 

Isn’t the idea to write SONGS that speak to issues that you care about and through MUSIC move people to agree and take action?

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jcoehler
232 posts
 

I’m not interested in hearing from artists and actors regarding politics, religion, or economics.

How dare they have opinions and/or causes they believe in promoting. As dodgealum states, the history of song writing is packed with songs speaking to these three topics as an artists expression of their opinion/belief.

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