...and still, over a decade later, far from seeming outdated. It takes your breath away, the rhythms, the light show. The flowing sound of some of the best songs ever in the history of rockn' roll. "Todays'" Pink Floyd has style, so presise and talented -and in my opinion (in this show) better than ever! Thank God Roger Waters left, we'd never had experienced this progress had he still dominated the band. I am a big fan of the Pink Floyd-albums he "headed" (or had a major influence on that is, and without doubt), but after "The Wall" and "The Final Cut" -well, enough was enough. The way he has critized David Gilmour, accusing him for never coming up with any workable ideas during their "creative relationship" -he has even called Phil Collins a disaster as an artist. Roger Waters, who are you to talk? I must admit Collins' resent albums are a bit uninspiring, but he is at least a far better musician than you'll ever be. In Floyd Waters was a consept-builder, David Gilmour was (and is) his voice and together with Richard Wright put the sound to Waters ideas (Mason too of course). And what a sound! What would "Wish you were here" have been without Wrights' tangents? Imagine the sound-picture then. And the title track itself without Gimours' voice and guitar? I usually don't give a damn about people hating post-Water-Floyd, but do not even dare to call David Gilmour a session-player. That was then, in the late 60's! An "ok back-up singer"? Oh yeah, you know what you are talking about, don't you??