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time to meet
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Praha
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Víte, že na DVD Pink Floyd: Live at Pompeii Floydi popíjejí při jedné "volné konverzaci" Plzeňské pivo? Na lahvi je nápis "Pilsner Urquell", což dokazuje místo původu.
Víte, že na albu The Division Bell ve skladbě Keep Talking zazní robotický hlas Stephena Hawkinga?
Víte, že Stanley Kubrick chtěl původně zařadit hudbu PF do filmu Mechanický Pomeranč, ale skupina nesouhlasila. Tak se ve filmu objevila pouze deska PF Atom heart mother a to ve scéně z obchodu s deskami.
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Did you know...
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Filip Benešovský and Friends
Filip Benešovsky, a big fan of Roger Waters, educated and sought-after bass player (but also an arranger and talented singer as
well), firstly came with the idea of making his staging of Pink Floyd's "The Wall" in 2001. The inscenation was played 22.1.2002
in Prague's club Futurum, with top Czech instrumentalists e.g. Vladimír Guma Kulhánek (bass), Jan Militký (guitar) or Jiří Neužil
(keyboards) taking part (the band consisted of ten people and children choir). In 2004 the whole team was wider and back again to
play "The Wall" in Pilsen - this time on main square full of rock fans. To this day, "The Wall" was played six times and was
suprisingly praised by audience as well as by journalists.
Now, the The Wall will be bigger than ever in the past - see the official website of the project:
The Wall 2009.
Filip Benešovský is together with brothers Kašpars part of the bigger ocassional project Czech Pink Floyd Tribute Shows.
See their profile on MySpace.com: Czech Pink Floyd Tribute Shows
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