ROAR ENDS PINK FLOYD BLOGSPOT TV
Katie Daryl came out for the TV introduction for the band to the deafening roar of the audience. What last week’s show had in theatrics, this one had incredible lighting and lasers, along with really good sound, which made the entire venue an exciting display of sound and lights to back the music of the band. Everyone there was really excited to hear Pink Floyd music done right.
The huge crowd was incredibly enthusiastic (and quite loud) at the show. With an abundance of Pink Floyd material to draw from (14 studio albums and 27 singles), there wasn’t exactly a shortage of great songs to choose from. Witnessing a very small portion of the sound check turned out to be a great show in itself. And having seen Roger Waters perform the same album at the Hollywood Bowl less than a year earlier was a good way to gauge how great they really were. That evening, they played “The Dark Side of The Moon” in its entirety and it was incredible.
I actually saw Which One’s Pink? play a show with upcoming World’s Greatest Tribute Band act Led Zepagain at the Oceanview Pavilion in a little beach town far north of LA about 5 years ago. They have had a solid and well deserved reputation as the premiere Pink Floyd Tribute band for quite some time. Which One’s Pink performs a spectacular tribute to Pink Floyd.
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