The funny thing is that now he wouldn't need to. He's been a household name since Live8 and the latest Wall tours.

Yes. Animals is great too, but one could argue it's a little overwrought as well.

The period between Syd leaving and Dark Side Of The Moon is probably them at their most adventurous. Meddle, Atom Heart Mother and Obscured by Clouds are all solid works. Wish You Were Here is their best album though.

Yeah during the Live8 gig you could tell he was as surprised as anyone that it was actually happening.

They never officially broke up in 1994, I think to keep from Roger trying to use the name again.

Ugh, I can't believe I missed out on this going up. I've often bemoaned how awful this song is before. I think I even offered up to write a full article about it, but I'm glad it wasn't taken up on.

I know I've been behind on these lately. One of my early New Year's resolutions is to finally go over each episode from my DVD set and then come back to these reviews, and address any comments I feel need to be said.

It's sort of new. The material took it's basic shape in 1993, but there has been recent overdubs and production by Gilmour, Mason and others, as well as "Louder Than Words" being written and sung. I'd honestly would have been just as happy to get this material in it's raw form, but that they both have decided to give…

I am so excited for this, and almost humbled that this is coming out at a time when I can appreciate it and take it in fully as the new Pink Floyd record, something I never thought would happen.

I bet that's what they did on Family Guy.

I am just happy that a record of relatively new material is coming out at a point where I am a completist myself, since I wasn't old enough to appreciate or understand the significance when the two previous ones came out.

I liked On An Island. Nice, mellow record.

This sounds more like something on Lifetime.

And yet anytime he coughs Rolling Stone praise him as one of the new guitar gods.

Really liked Hand of God.

I miss WCW.

The trailer for Monuments Men convinced me that his character would die.

The moment when he dies in Speed is one of the best examples of movie acting I've ever seen.

Lonely-hearted romantic 15 year old me watched Romeo + Juliet for the first time in high school. In the class afterward, I distinctly remember feeling the tears come and I smartly asked to go to the bathroom. It must have been the longest walk to one I've ever made without actually having to go, but I managed to bawl…

Best one is from Witness.