there are also a lot of words around this pink floyd song, and he says, i decided to explain to you that, that he was a serious military man, and he said that a man should fight in a trench with your ideals. and you're a wimp playing guitars there , even when i was already a famous musician. you are all a castle. my father did not change for me. and when he passed away, i wrote this song, as if he were to go to another dimension to say dad. i’m just in a different trench, but i’m also in a trench, like you. i just do it with a guitar. this is what it was about. you see, this is also a deep parallel. well , out of sadness i want to turn into something bright , a book, a concert, plans for a bunch of concerts. now we are launching such a theme as apartment dwellers, that is, with a live cast. ahh. i read poetry , i sing songs, that’s it, the whole concert is like one big emotional block, because the connections between the songs are in verse also with a musical background and all the poems are mine a and this is no longer just a concert. it's practically a performance. well, good. and i’m

when our editor in chief is more into pink, floyd, but uh, yeah, people really will be my actually name check is i'm drawing this into you so gala or of in new york, that's all in the hills, wednesday's informal bricks, meeting, bite and celebrating woods, the landscape the wife has 2 separate welds now in the international community versus the united states. and as i said in the, in show you will vessel states of the united states. so to me, but increasing maybe the united states is, is becoming isolated. i think that although europe, kids to come ahead, you know, it's too old washington what kind of 2 laws impact so, i mean, it is made itself a russell of washington all the bite and administration. so, you know, it wants to keep its jobs, so they have to say the right things. but those great divisions and much more. so if the ground level where people, i mean the economic consequences of the sanctioning of russia. i just planning a now in terms of higher unemployment and people can't afford food. i mean the food prices are going up so much. there are many, many, most of the 41 percent

when our editor in chief is more into pink floyd, but to have people really will be my actually name check is i'm drawing this into you so gala or of in new york, that's all in the hills or wednesdays, informal bricks, meeting, bite and celebrating woods. the landscape, the wife has 2 separate welds now and the international community versus the united states. and as i said in the, in show you will vessel states of the united states. certainly, but increasing maybe the united states is, is becoming isolated. i think that although europe gives to come a hampton, oh, it's too old washington. what can i do was to, i mean, it is made itself of bustle of washington, all the bite and administration. so no, it wants to keep its jobs. so they have to say the right things, but there's great divisions and much more. so in the ground level where people, i mean, the economic consequences of the sanctioning of russia. i just planning a now in terms of higher unemployment and people can't afford food. i mean, the food prices have gone up so much. there are many, many, most of the $0.41 battalions

because i know your train has an extensive killed as well to waters from pink floyd . it's on the other phone, i'm sorry to say that you are on the list as well. yes. the. do you worry, so are you worried about this? we know 200 a shovel ready be killed. are you consent? mm. yeah, i'm not, i'm not afraid about it. of course i need to be careful and then my worker. i need to be careful where when i leave in to, for example, to chose the apartment. uh, not the 1st floor can be then general. so you know, uh, it's complicated. you're in this from the from can be complicated because like this should, it'll say it's not on me and i send you a notice are on the target. but for short, notice that they can see their product from journalist. this is the problem. every pest somebody is here at work here, like product from job, my only because we asked yes in the smoking for them to what we see the problem that we saw the perspective of the muscle for us and how comfortable do you think that the ukrainian right wing nationalist and they are comfortable with that this sarah ashton

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man: i once read that you were called the pink floyd of the '80s. what do you think of that?etween without you ♪ majewski: the holy trinity of alternative british music is the cure, depeche mode, and the smiths. all three of them started out as these fringe bands that by the end of the '80s were selling out stadiums. ♪ ...give it to me ♪ ♪ will you take the pain ♪ ♪ i will give to you ♪ ♪ again and again ♪ ♪ and will you return it? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] what's new order, computer programmers or musicians? i'd say neither, actually. what are you, then? eh, bank robbers. ♪ how does it feel ♪ ♪ to treat me like you do ♪ ♪ when you've... ♪ majewski: in the u.k., disco did not suck. it never sucked. and bands like new order combined it with the new synthesizer sound, and they gave us these incredible songs that got us out on the dance floor. ♪ i still find it so hard ♪ ♪ to say what i need to say ♪ i like what's happening in dance places now over the last year or two. i think the music is becoming very healthy. [it's the final game, folks. this one wins the series.] struck out

and just recently, i figured out pink floyd. he still hadn't seen the entire stretch. it kind of intrigued me and annoyed me a bit that actually i'd only seen, you know, five or 10% of it. he decided to remedy that by walking the whole thing. but there's a snag. most of it is privately owned. it was nearly 80 different permissions to walk down the banks. but of course, you know, telling people that an elderly river keeper, in memory of another elderly river keeper, vic foote, who sadly passed away a few few years ago, who was my river keeper mentor, and was doing it for a local kids hospice naomi house, nobody said no. the walk took donny across fields... what an absolute privilege to walk this river. ..through private gardens... ..and under the motorway. and he had plenty of company along the way. i think on the test there's probably about 30 full—time river keepers, plus a few part—time volunteers. you have to cut the weeds, mow the paths through the trees, poachers, fish stocking, fish welfare. so, yeah, it's a 24 hourjob. ch

in february, russia had roger waters, a co-founder of pink floyd who has repeatedly accused the westia's invasion, address the council. "the wall street journal" is calling attention to other instances of russia inviting sympathetic voices to speak on its behalf, including a professor at plum columbia, and an american writer who frequently blamed the west for the war in ukraine. >>> coming up, a burning man exodus is under way, after a weekend of mud and rain isolated thousands in the nevada desert. how long attendees have to wait to escape, and what the ceo is saying about the situation on the ground. "morning joe" will be right back. (vo) in three seconds, janice will win a speedboat. (woman) bingo! i'm moving to the lake. gotta sell the house. (vo) ooh! that's a lot of work. (woman) ooh! (vo) don't worry. skip the hassels and sell directly to opendoor. (woman) bingo. (vo) get your competitive offer at opendoor dot com. how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. save 50% on the sleep number l

program and have landed a craft on the dark side which is a side of the moon, which is a great pink floydit was a good album, wasn't know, they wasn't it? but you know, they they are expanding their airports. dubai are doing the same we putting same thing. why are we putting ourselves position where ourselves in this position where we're the ages? we're in the dark ages? >> america a much >> i mean, america is a much bigger have more bigger they do have more space in do a problem in america. we do have a problem with space in this country. but i think, as i understand it, one of yes, to expand of the plans is, yes, to expand heathrow, also expand heathrow, but also to expand some smaller airports some of the smaller airports southampton, some of the smaller airports southamptcthings like that. bristol and things like that. bristol and things like that. bristol airport, bristol is a great airport, by the it's our little local. the way. it's our little local. not that we fly very often, but when do trouble is with when we do the trouble is with net there's a massive net zero, there's a mass